Hi,

I'm wondering if the following exists: a special word to select the ligand.  
The expression "organic" will select all organic molecules *including* buffer 
and other molecules that are artifacts from crystallization.  Is there a way 
(surely there must be, so I'd better say has somebody done this already? ;-)) 
to select the organic molecule with the largest mass or highest number of heavy 
atoms?  Chances are this would select th eligand.

Thanks and Cheers
Markus

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