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Date: Wednesday, July 25, 2012 9:15 AM
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Evette,
I think the primary issue is what kind of analysis was being reported on
Yes, I think this is reasonable.
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Evette,
I think the primary issue
Evette,
I think the primary issue is what kind of analysis was being reported on. That
is what I look for when I review a manuscript. If the authors are doing a
broad structural analysis (homology of TIM barrels, X-ray refinement protocols,
etc.), I wouldn't expect citations beyond stating th
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Subject: Re: [ccp4bb] Somewhat OT: question of professional courtesy
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Dear Evette,
the PDB lists the citation when you enter the PDB-ID in the search mask
of any of the web-interfaces, which is
I think that people who do this are not really crystallographers (at
least to me) since they do not give credit to the effort that produces a
structure. That is why that I always insist on proper refereeing when I
review a manuscript. Maybe it is time for this community to ask journals
to put i
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Dear Evette,
the PDB lists the citation when you enter the PDB-ID in the search
mask of any of the web-interfaces, which is much easier for the reader
than typing the information from the list of references, i.e. all
information is in the article by m
In the least case the PDB DOI number should have been cited.
Jürgen
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Jürgen Bosch
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute
615 North Wolfe Street, W8708
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Dear bb,
This morning as I scanned an accepted manuscript from a
well-respected-but-not-particularly-glamorous journal that publishes
many macromolecular structures, I came across a brief mention of
homology and rmsd with a published structure listed by PDB accession
number, but no citation of the
