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GammaXeSAD.docx | 2018-04-05 16:35 | 656K | ||
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This structure can be solved quickly by either experimental phasing or molecular replacement and is a good one to try as an introduction to CCP4.
This can be solved by Molecular Replacement on the Xe or native data using the file gamma_model.pdb (this solved structure, 1 molecule in the asu), or 2ymt.pdb (the human homologue, 45% identical), or by experimental SAD phasing from the Xe data (3 Xe sites, + maybe 3 possible sulphurs)
This is the data for 1gyu kindly donated by Phil Evans.
Last modified: Thu Feb 26 14:41:15 GMT 2015