I think it is far safer to run CAD with 9 files,
then again with the output file as the first input, plus 8 more etc etc
etc..
This isnt something you want to do very often
Eleanor
On 11/03/2010 06:01 PM, Ian Tickle wrote:
I have a version wten is it?
hich I modified a while back to handle
I think that XPREP would also be suitable for the purpose, but is limited
to 99 input files.
George
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Dear All and Peter,
In one of my structure, I find similar positive density though my protein was
not methylated.
Are there are any other reasons for appearance of such positive density next to
Lysine.
Thanking you
Yogi
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Hi Peter,
Iff you are sure you are dealing with methyl-lysine, you can get it into your
structure by using Get monomer to get the compound MLZ. Position it correctly
and then merge it into the structure.
I prefer using a text editor to do this. Make sure you put the ATOM records at
the right
Hi Peter,
If the lysine is dimethylated, the monomer code needed is MLY.
By mass spec we found most sites to be dimethylated. However,
looking at the structures we found a few sites to be protected
from methylation. These had clear density for the NZ atom, no
density for methyl groups and a
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Hi, there,
Is there any way refmac can output the mtzfile including mFo/DFc columes?
Thanks!
Hailiang
