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If they are short then you can create links between amino acids and use them.
Please have a look tutorials for jligand:
http://www.ysbl.york.ac.uk/mxstat/JLigand/
You need only one link and declare it between peptides.
I think buster, phenix and refmac use same type of dictionaries. All they may
Dear all
Can membrane proteins purified with hydrophobic interaction chromatography
(HIC) without destroying the protein or the resin? Any type of detergents to
avoid?
Thank you.
Theresa
Dear All,
Looking to refine a beta-peptide structure (<2 A resolution). Any advice
on use of Refmac, Phenix, SHELX for this, are they in the dicionary?
Thanks a lot.
Richard
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Don't worry. High B-factor just means that the probability of the atoms
being at the specified coordinate position is low, for whatever reason.
In most cases this is completely normal and often indicative of solvent
exposed surface residues, and a look at the electron density will
show whether th
Hi all,
I have solved the structure of a decamer dna oligonucleotide. Analysis in
CCP4 using baverage shows acceptable(<30) avg b factors for all the
residues. However temperature factor variance analysis option in coot gives
a figure of 150 for one of the residues with a huge red bar. I would lik
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I agree completely with Ed and made a similar suggestion when this
discussion came up last time i.e. the reviewer should reveal the identity
if he wants coordinates. Even data (including raw data if need be) can be
given in those cases. As reviewer has a reason to suspect and therefore
want to ins
