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Yes, it should. It should have been at least one year ago. Garib has been
providing corrected cif-files from his home page long before the advent of
ccp4-6.0 - I wonder why they didn't make it in the current release ;-)

Tim

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On Mon, 5 Jun 2006, Morri Feldman wrote:

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> Hello,
>
> I'm refining a structure containing DNA and noticed that the C5 methyl
> group of Thymidine isn't being held planar with the rest of the ring.
> Looking at the restraints file Td.cif, I see that C5M isn't included
> in the list of planarity constraints.  I added the following as the
> last line in the file:
>   Td       plan      C5M       0.020
>
> After refining the structure with C5M listed as part of the planar
> ring, all the C5-Methyls in my structure now appear planar with the
> rest of the ring.
>
> Should Td.cif be changed to include C5M in the list of planar atoms?
>
> Thanks,
> Morri
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