Dear all,
is there some kind of general trend if not consensus as how to refine
cryo-EM structures? What do people do for maps in the 3-4Å range,
pure RSR against the untouched map and that's it? Reciprocal space
refinement against the backtransformed structure factors from the map
but with
surprised to find such a thing in a crystal
structure of a glycoprotein. What's the resolution of the data?
On Fri, 20 Apr 2018 at 16:21 F.Xavier Gomis-Rüth <mailto:xgr...@ibmb.csic.es>> wrote:
Dear all,
has anybody ever seen a GlcNAc in boat conformation attached to an
Dear all,
has anybody ever seen a GlcNAc in boat conformation attached to an
asparagine and, if so, is there any reference for it?
Thanks a lot in advance,
Xavier
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Hi Johannes,
this is normal textbook knowledge, which got perverted over time and
misusage. Just check with a serious dictionary like Merrian Webster or
even the Wikipedia (see below).
Best regards,
Xavier
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/apoenzyme
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Dear all,
just a side comment to Guillermo's and Debanu´s discussion, which deals
with the term "apo".
I got the text below from a reviewer, who—as an exception ;-)—was
absolutely right:
In enzymology, enzymes that require the aid of cofactors such as metal
ions or prosthetic groups (e.g.
As pointed out by a reviewer recently, this has been object of study in
the past when Gerard K. and Axel B. found that actually 500-700
reflections should suffice to monitor Rfree with sufficient precision.
I guess everybody will agree on that we want to have the best refined
structure and this
This brings me a related issue with COOT: the spherical refinement does
not consider symeqs either or does it?
Xavier
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Best,
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Mensaje original
Asunto: Could Biological Negative Results be published?
Fecha: Sun, 10 Jul 2011 21:39:52 -0500
De: David Alc
Page, Rebecca escribió:
CCP4ers:
What is the correct reference for Phil Evans Program POINTLESS?
Thanks for your help!
Rebecca
Evans, P. (2006) Scaling and assessment of data quality. /Acta
Crystallogr. sect. D/, *62*, 72-82.
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