Dear Ed,
Many thanks for this careful explanation, which I appreciate.
I realise in my own practise on such matters I have two situations :-
(i) where, albeit limited, electron density evidence, coupled with
chemical evidence, leads to an attempted model atomic fit but the B
factors there sky roc
Dear John,
there may be reasons to disagree with both options. This has been a
recurring discussion for many years, and in my mind the most convincing
arguments for both sides are as follows:
"Keepers":
I know the side chain is there and the high ADP is a good approximation
of reality. Removin
Dear Ed,
Thankyou for this and apologies for late reply.
If one has chemical evidence for the presence of residues but these residues
are disordered I find the delete atoms option disagreeable. Such a static
disorder situation should be described by a high atomic displacement parameter,
in my vi
