Matt,
You should look at the thread entitled "Definition of salt bridge"
started on 10/15/08 by Francisco Enguita. The issue is discussed in detail.
http://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/cgi-bin/webadmin?A2=ind0810&L=ccp4bb&T=0&F=&S=&P=16801
Regards,
Steve
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Steve Darnell
University of Wisconsin-Madis
Dear all,
I have a question about distance range of salt bridges. I understand that
salt bridges within 4 angstroms are considered strong. However, at 5
angstroms or even 6 angstroms, are salt bridges nonexistent or just being
weak?
Thanks!
Matt
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Hi Sampath,
We had a very similar case, an octamer (422 symmetry) in C2 space group.
What saved us for solving the structure (and by the way interpreting the
self-rotation function !!) was a low resolution electron microscopy
envelope (silver stain and cryo-EM) that gave us the organisation of th
Hi,
if you feel you are good at _chem_link sections of dictionary files (and know
how refmac understands them), please read on.
My question in short:
what is the Right Way of defining a covalent link between a ligand that is not
in the standard refmac library and a standard amino acid residue,
