Noel's point is that a CIF file (and a PDB) do not necessarily retain
connectivity.
> The reason why I am using Avogadro is that I want to add hydrogen atoms to
> oxygen in a cif file obtained from x-ray with keeping symmetry. Is there
> any suggestion how to do that?
Not necessarily. The h
The reason why I am using Avogadro is that I want to add hydrogen atoms to
oxygen in a cif file obtained from x-ray with keeping symmetry. Is there
any suggestion how to do that?
Hanieh
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The cif file doesn't contain connectivity so Open Babel has to guess.
Sometimes it guess correctly.
- Noel
On 25 January 2017 at 23:46, user_openbabel wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am triyng to convert cif file obtained from x-ray to pdb file to add
> hydrogen atoms of water. I am using Avogadro but at the
Hi
I am triyng to convert cif file obtained from x-ray to pdb file to add
hydrogen atoms of water. I am using Avogadro but at the end in the pdb file
I lose some bonds (connectivity).
Does anyone know how to solve this problem?
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