Dear Charles:

I am a NMR-based structural biologist from university of science and technology 
of china. We met before in NMR meetings and I am a friend of Dr. Chun Tang.
I am recently using Xplor-NIH to refine one of our NMR structure based on some 
global restraints such as RDC and SAXS. Our system is a protein containing two 
rigid domains connected by a long flexible linker. We detected no NOE between 
two domains, and we had many evidence that that these two domains don’t have a 
fixed relative orientation. We had our structure submitted for publication 
recently and received the suggestion from the reviewer that we should refine 
our overall structure using RDC and SAXS to generate a ensemble representation. 
We then collected RDC and SAXS, applied them for ensemble determination using 
Xplor-NIH. However, due to the RDC restraints, the relative orientation of two 
domains in the all ensemble structures are basically same, which doesn't seem 
to reflect a real situation. I am wondering if there are some options in Xplor, 
which allow us to generate multiple structures, and only their average will 
meet the RDCs. Your early reply will be highly appreciated.

Best regards,
Qingguo Gong, Ph.D
School of Life Science
University of Science and Technology of China   




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