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Anurag Joshi joshi at iastate.edu
Tue Jul 25 11:27:00 EST 1995


hi all

i have recently decided to use Xplor to try to come up with a structure for the
linker region of an enzyme.( btw i am a chemical eng major :))

The linker has 45 residues and nearly half of these are glycosylated. 
the problem lies in the fact that i dont have NMR or Xray data to use for
constraints during refinement. The enzyme could not be crystalized as a whole and
only a part of the linker (~5 residues ) got crystalised. The angles for the 
predominant residue (Ser and Thr) which comprise more than half the residues of
 the linker could be found from the crystal structure.

I wish to know that will it be allright if i used these angle values as
restarints when i do the annealing .

I was planning on doing a low temp simulated annealing in vacuum and then in a
water cell. But i have no idea how feasible it will be considering the limited
amount of data i have.

I would really appreciate if i could get some suggestions as to how i should go
about this.



thanks in advance


anurag

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