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Subject: Double conformations of cysteine !
From: Prasenjit Bhaumik bhaumik {- at -} NCIFCRF {- dot -} GOV
Date: 2007-07-06

Hello,
We are trying to refine a structure using REFMAC and we are facing problem in
refining the double conformations of a cysteine residue. One conformation is
involved in formation of a disulfide linkage and other conformation is free. Is
there any way to define the restraints so that both the conformations can be
refined.

With kind regards,

Prasenjit

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Prasenjit Bhaumik, Ph.D.
Protein Structure Section
Macromolecular Crystallography Laboratory
National Cancer Institute at Frederick
1050 Boyles Street, Building-539, Room-145
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