Dear Narayanan
Which kind of resin are you using ?
In my lab we work with proteins that bind dextran which is often used as
crosslinker in chromatography resins.
Crosslinked resins have a highly reticulated structure made of sugars that
can be quite similar to peptidoglycan...
As a test, you
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Dear All,
I am trying to refine a structure at 3.3A. Model has 60% identity to the
target. Maps look OK (for 3.3A) and rebuilding in Coot is relatively
straightforward. However, after some rebuilding cycles the R factors are
stuck at 0.37/0.39 (REFMAC).
XTRIAGE tells me that everything is normal
Dear All,
I think this topics has been already treated many times but, knowing that
the majority of structures in the pdb have a DPI around ~0.15
I would like to know what is the consensus value that is commonly defined
as "acceptable", especially for low resolution structures (3.5A which
could
Dear All
The ion exchange has the great advantage ,over other tecniques, to
concentrate the protein.
Histrap+sec is a big classic in protein purification but times it is worth
considering other schemes. Why doing a SEC? It is for removing aggregates
or a contaminant ? It the latter case probably
Dear All,
Is anybody using the HifliQ columns Ni/Co from Generon ? How well they
compare with the other brands ?
Thank you,
Gianluca
Hi,
Pure dextrans are linear alpha16 linked.
Branched or not depends on the enzyme (dextransucrase) that has been used
to synthesize it. If branching occurs this will be mostly on the alpha13.
Sulfation can occur on some or all the free hydroxyls groups.
Best regards
Gia
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Is anybody able to give me some suggestions ?
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, if possible, I would prefer monomeric proteins (although not
really mandatory).
Is anybody able to give me some suggestions ?
Thank you,
GIA
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Dear All,
I have collected a dataset from a s
nks in advance for any advice on how to rescue these data !
Cheers,
GIA
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is missing in the structure
and interestingly, the Coot version coming with CCPEM (0.9.8.5) is also
not able to refine my sugar...
However, If I use CCPEM with the older CCP4-7.1, the refinement works fine.
Any idea ?
With many thanks,
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