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Unless you are running refmac5 on an illiterate OS/ file system like
MacOSX's or Windows', I believe the case does matter. Simple check: link
GLC-B-D to GLC-b-D. I seem to recall a similar problem (may have been a
glucose, too) that was fixed this way.

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On Mon, 24 Jul 2006, Crowther, Robert L wrote:

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> This will undoubtedly turn out to be something ridiculously stupid, but
> for the life of me I can't get refmac to recognize GLC correctly to
> refine a bound glucose molecule. I thought maybe I'd just numbered the
> atoms incorrectly or something like that, so I tried to read in the
> molecular description via sketcher. The file is clearly present and is a
> valid selection under the D-pyranose group (as GLC-b-D) but libcheck
> always fails with the fatal error message "ERROR: can't open
> (.lib):g/GLC-B-D." (which is the same error I get while running refmac)
> I don't know if the change in case is important or not--I wouldn't think
> so, but what do I know; other files designated XXX-b-D seem to open
> fine, (NAG-b-D, for example). There doesn't seem to be any silly
> privelige problem and the .cif file looks to be OK. What can be wrong?
>
> Bob Crowther,Ph.D.
> Discovery Chemistry
> Roche, Inc.
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