I myself have never seen a separate peak that was a single sulfur atom.

I've seen, in a moderately-radiation-damaged dataset, little shards of 
anomalous scattering density in Phaser-generated LLG maps. They were in the 
interior of the protein, and the closest possible atoms were sulfurs. They were 
not in positions suggestive of Fourier truncation ripples, so I hypothesized 
that these sulfurs were ionized and landed at the nearest convenient location, 
and left it at that.

JPK

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