Dear users,
I had posted this question already but in a different context.
One of the Se-Met derivatised protein that we have solve is a homodimer
(with 4 MET in the chains that crystallised) of which one chain has 3 MSE
residues, while the other chain has only 2 MSE.
Are there any such instances in PDB, where two homodimer (or any mer)
wherein each has different percentage of MSE?
Because when we change the only MET to MSE a negative density would
arise. The tools to analyse anomalous peaks is not giving peaks for the
MSE residues as the data was collected at 1.541Ang wavelength.
Thank you
Kavya
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