Dear CCP4bb,

I'm refining an antibody structure which requires Kabat residue numbering with 
insertion codes. My setup of Refmac5 and Buster both break peptide bonds 
between some (not all) of the residues with insertion codes. I was wondering 
whether there is a special way of handling these residues in refinement?

Thanks,

David

David Hargreaves
Associate Principal Scientist
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AstraZeneca
Discovery Sciences, Structure & Biophysics
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