William,
it is not clear from your message why you think this is a Mg++, not Mn++
which has been observed in this site before? Mn++ would be visible in
anomalous data from a home source, but not Mg++. The only way to
distinguish Mg++ and water is the number of coordination which should be
very
Hi Bill,
On Apr 2, 2008, at 10:58 PM, William G. Scott wrote:
I've got what appears to be an inner-sphere interaction between Mg++
and the N7 of a G. The mode of binding is the same as what is
observed at this site for Mn++, confirmed with anomalous data. Our
resolution is 1.6 Å, so I am
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Subject: [ccp4bb] Mg++ binding to N7 of G
Howdie folks:
I've got what appears to be an inner-sphere inter
Howdie folks:
I've got what appears to be an inner-sphere interaction between Mg++
and the N7 of a G. The mode of binding is the same as what is observed
at this site for Mn++, confirmed with anomalous data. Our resolution
is 1.6 Å, so I am reasonably confident this is right. However, my
