I doubt there is a consensus on this. Your PEG solution is a mixture of
lengths of polymer and normally you can only see a small fraction of the
PEG molecule. PEG400 will be between 8 and 10 ethylene glycols. Bigger
PEGS probably vary more. My experience is that you can often only see
densi
lbert Guskov [albert.gus...@googlemail.com]
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Subject: [ccp4bb] PEG refinement
Dear all,
is there any consensus about PEG refinement? I'm currently refining several structures with a lot of bound PEG molecules. However I
Dear all,
is there any consensus about PEG refinement? I'm currently refining several
structures with a lot of bound PEG molecules. However I'm completely
confused now which ligand description to use. For example, a search in Hic
up database reveals 12 possible descriptions for PEG, 5 of them used