Yes, thanks for asking. Having 6 active sites in my AU, showed that 4 of
them had a single beta-mercaptoethanol molecule, and the other two had the
density I posted here. It turned out to be a single BME in 2 different
conformations. thanks for the help and suggestions!
Dear Vin
why don't you try glycerol with a carboxylate group, i.e. 2-hydroxymethyl-
3-hydroxy-propanoic acid, change the oxygens to carbons or vice versa
according to the possible hydrogen bonds and then check if you can
make sense out of the resulting molecule.
greetings
Gottfried
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Hello Vin,
have you tried fitting two glycerol molecules with complementary
occupancies?
Tim
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On Fri, 8 Jan 2010, Vin Purp wrote:
Can a trained eye identify this blob? This is 1.65 Ang r
