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RE: System-specific substructure naming schemes
When I solved heme oxygenase, I ran into a hitch with secondary
structure naming. An important helix was kinked. There were two copies
of the monomer in the asymmetric unit, and the automated secondary
structure assignment programs told me that one copy contained a single
long helix while the other contained two shorter helices. I therefore
decided not to fiddle with a naming scheme.
Cheers,
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MacCHESS, Cornell University
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