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Betreff: [EXTERNAL] Re: [ccp4bb] Change dimer assembly in ASU
I tend to use PISA for suggesting biologically relevant complexes. And you can
modify the MR solution to replace a molecule with any symmetry generated copy
of it..
But check Phaser has put your molecule
I tend to use PISA for suggesting biologically relevant complexes. And you
can modify the MR solution to replace a molecule with any symmetry
generated copy of it..
But check Phaser has put your molecule reasonably close to the origin.
On Mon, 4 Mar 2019 at 19:52, Randy Read wrote:
> Dear
Dear Ezequiel,
There is nothing special about which particular symmetry copies a molecular
replacement program chooses, so there is no good reason to stick to those
symmetry copies. On the other hand, there are very good reasons to present a
molecule that is as close as possible to what is
Dear CCP4bb community:
My crystal is a heterodimeric complex. I solved the structure using MR with a
related structure (containig the dimer), using a highly automated pipeline.
However, the MR solution is not the dimer of biological relevance. The
experimentally validated dimer is formed
