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Oh dear, I refined some similar discontinuously-numbered structures in
refmac and got the automatically generated gap links, and like Bernhard,
I presumed these were intended to set peptide link restraints.
Unfortunately I did not notice by eye any deviation from normal peptide
bond distances, but now that I go back and check, I see that the gap
link distances are in the range of 1.35-1.38A, while the properly
restrained peptide links are 1.32-1.33A.  Ah well, thanks for the
information, and I will know better next time.

Regards,
Evette

Evette S. Radisky, Ph.D.
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Mayo Clinic Cancer Center
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Dear Bernhard:

just came across the same problem yesterday. There is a message way back
in ccp4bb, but the problem still seems to exist:

http://www.ysbl.york.ac.uk/ccp4bb/2003/msg00678.html

After moving TRANS to the right position I got peptide bonds of a more
reasonable distance...the word "gap" is slightly misplaced!

Best,

ulrich

http://www.ysbl.york.ac.uk/ccp4bb/2003/msg00678.html

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>Dear Refmacers,
>
>I run refmac 5.2.0019 on a structure with sequence gaps.
>Refmac finds those and enters the proper gap links
>LINK             ASN A  34                     SER A  37
gap
>LINK             LEU A  67                     GLY A  69
gap
>LINK             THR A 125                     SER A 127
gap
>LINK             SER A 130                     ALA A 132
gap
>LINK             GLY A 189                     LYS A 192
gap
>LINK             LYS A 208                     LEU A 213
gap
>LINK             SER A 221                     GLY A 223
gap
>LINK             ALA A 225                     GLN A 227
gap
>
>but does not seem to use them, the link distances are all over the
place.
>
>The log also says the links were created, without the '(not to be
used)'
>statement it
>usually gives when it does detect links but does not use them.
>
>If I renumber the residues consecutively, it restrains the links 
>properly and all is fine.
>
>????
>
>Thx, br
>
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>Bernhard Rupp
>www.ruppweb.org             
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