One possibility is this:
By default, REFMAC decided something is a cis-peptide if the omega
angle is 90.0 .
It also reads and believes any CISPEP records you have in your input pdb.
(You can turn this feature off by requesting REFMAC to only restrain to
a cis peptide if you have a CISPEP
Dear Laurie,
For copyright reasons, I would suggest that you ask the authors for a
reprint or pdf. They can legally do it.
Concerning lattice translocation defects, as I see it, it means that
neighboring layers in a crystal are sometimes translated in one
direction, sometimes in another
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I'm trying to run 2 refmac jobs at the same time (6.1.0, with updated
refmac 5.5.0070)
When I try to submit the second job I get the message
There is already a job running which will create a file called
tcN1_r15_iso_refmac1.cif
You MUST give an alternative file name
but I haven't
Why is it called queen of spades?
JPK
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There is also another paper on this that may be useful...
Acta Cryst. (2005). D61, 67-74.
Correction of X-ray intensities from single crystals containing
lattice-translocation defects. J Wang et al.
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