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Hello Franz--

> I want to set up a structure calculation run for a membrane protein in
> presence of an SDS micelle. I used PRE restraints and a minimal set of NOE
> data as well as chemical shift information. During the calculation there is
> no convergence to a single structure. I wondered if this might be due to the
> fact, that the PRE restraints are rather rong-range in nature. Therefore,
> the use of a micelle during the calculation might help to provide an
> 'alignment' frame for the protein which lies on the surface of the micelle.

This sounds like a very expensive calculation which would likely
converge worse than if the micelle is omitted. What aspect of the
micelle would you like to include? There is likely a more efficient way
of doing this.

best regards--
Charles
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