On Thu, Nov 6, 2014 at 5:20 PM, Oliver Clarke wrote:
> I wonder if a solution might be to create new residues containing alkyl
> chains of various lengths, named something like U01, U02, U(n), where N is
> the length of the alkyl chain that fits the density. Sort of similar to the
> way one might
I have a structure of a transcription factor in which the recognition helix
from two different protomers bind to the same (stretched out) major groove.
I was curious whether anyone have seen this kind of motif before - two
anti-parallel helices in same major groove. I'm searching the pdb/google
bu
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Hi everyone,
I'd like to add that tunable synchrotron beamlines are tending more and more
to support Sufur-SAD on native proteins - in particular, there are dedicated
long-wavelength beamlines (like I23 at Diamond).
And if radiation damage is the main concern, availability of multiple crystals
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