I know that sometimes Fo(complex)-Fo(apo) cannot be done because of
nonisomorphism. We've had a lot of success with this with the dioxygenases
because there is no large scale alteration in the active site. As for the
technique itself, Brian Matthews drilled this into me when I was a postdoc
in his lab.
Wouldn't - in the case of non-isomorphsim - a molecular replacement with the apo-form come closest to a Fo(complex)-Fo(apo) map?

Just a thought.
Tim

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