Dear Amr,

I am using Coot 0.7.1 and here the problem is that the atom placed at pointer 
is by default added to a new molecule. So if you don’t change “new molecule” to 
your current molecule in the place atom window, the added atom will be lost and 
the water will remain.

Concerning the red patches, this typically happens when ones tries to refine a 
partially occupied ion with full occupancy. To compensate for the lower 
electron density in the center, the refinement program will inflate the 
temperature factor, increasing the apparent size of the ion, leading to too 
much model electron density around the center. Refining the occupancy of the 
metal ions should take care of this problem.

Good luck!
Herman


Von: CCP4 bulletin board [mailto:[email protected]] Im Auftrag von Roger 
Rowlett
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 23. Oktober 2014 19:37
An: [email protected]
Betreff: Re: [ccp4bb] Adding zink and coper by COOT

There is a bug in version 0.7.2 Coot that causes metal ions added via the 
"place atom at pointer" to be a water. However, if you add the metal ions 
through the "Get Monomer" dialog I think it will work OK.

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On 10/23/2014 1:32 PM, amro selem wrote:
Dear ccp4bb Community ,
i hope this email finds you well, i am trying to do add Zink and Copper to my 
Superoxid dismuase Enzyme by Coot , i encountered two problems.
1- after adding Zink and copper by place atom at pointer  << other <<<  writing 
ZN OR CU then running Refmac5 , both atom is turned to water
2- i traied to  added  atom and merge the atoms with coordinate file out side 
the coot. the atoms are added but i see red patches arround them. i also added 
calcium instead then i replaced them bz editing the PDB file.
3- the Rfactor 16 and R free is 22.1
 so my question
how can i add zink and copper  in right way. second what is the red patches 
mean?
thank you in advance
Amr



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