Thanks to everyone for the quick replies! I’ll start by fitting PEG and let
you know how it goes.
Best wishes,
Chris
On Mon, 3 Feb 2025 at 18:22 Boaz Shaanan wrote:
> So it does to me too. There are a few PEG variants in the monomer library,
> have you tried them? Most PEGs, if not all, are mi
So it does to me too. There are a few PEG variants in the monomer library, have
you tried them? Most PEGs, if not all, are mixtures in terms of chain length.
Boaz Shaanan, Ph.D.
Dept. of Life Sciences
Ben Gurion University
Beer Sheva, Israel
On Feb 3, 2025 19:12, Dale Tronrud wrote:
Looks l
Looks like a pretty good PEG fragment to me.
Dale Tronrud
On 2/3/2025 8:42 AM, Chris Fage wrote:
Dear All,
Our ~2.3 Å crystal structure contains a tube of electron density for an
unknown ligand, into which we've built a network of water molecules (see
attached images with 2Fo-Fc map conto
Agreed, it doesn't look like a zinc site, or indeed any metal site, with all
those basic residues around it, but just being a bad loser ;-0 Cheers, Jon.C.
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On 2 Jul 2022, 08:14, Eleanor Dodson wrote:
> Did you check anomalous differe
Did you check anomalous difference peaks? They would show zn very clearly.
On Sat, 2 Jul 2022 at 08:08, Sayan Saha wrote:
> Dear all,
> As suggested by most people, we modeled Zn2+ ions coordinated with
> three water molecules.
> Thanks for everyone’s response.
>
> With best regards,
> Sayan
Dear all,
As suggested by most people, we modeled Zn2+ ions coordinated with
three water molecules.
Thanks for everyone’s response.
With best regards,
Sayan Saha
On Fri, Jul 1, 2022 at 8:04 PM Jon Cooper
wrote:
> Hello, I wonder if it is disorder i.e. alternative conformations of the
> Asp
Hello, I wonder if it is disorder i.e. alternative conformations of the Asp and
flexible Lys.
Do let us know your final interpretation as we don't often, or indeed ever,
hear the final outcome of these mystery density competitions and I would love
to learn more from them.
Cheers, Jon.C.
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Could it be Tris?
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Yes, you are right that PFPE is too big for this density. Also, more experienced
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Hey Uma
Yes, you are right that PFPE is too big for this density. Also, more
experienced scientist in this field has already commented on it.
For the second part of your query, this is how one can generate the
"crystallographic information file" - .cif for the ligand of choice (in
case it is not
Hello,
a really molecule should show up also in the 2Fo-Fc type map. This
appears not to be the case.
So indeed it is likely that your density corresponds to some
alternate conformation of the surrounding residues present with low
occupancy. The glutamic acid sidechai
Thanks Zaighum, Artem, and Eleanor, for your replies.
@Zaighum: I could not find a pdb file for PFPE- it is not listed in common
ligand dictionaries of Refmac, Phenix or even HIC-Up server, or in general. It
is fairly big molecule to fit into this small cavity. Also I couldn't find any
protein
Hmm - is the refinement complete? Maybe the GLU on the right could be moved
to use some of that greenness?
I try to make all sensible corrections, then check blobs..
Eleanor
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> Uma, that is not something that we see regularly in the crystal
> s
Uma, that is not something that we see regularly in the crystal structures.
But i never used PFPE either. So, you may try PFPE. If this is not PFPE,
then you may read the biology of the protein.
Also I can see green density, but these green blobs are devoid of blue
density. So i will be cautious.
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