[ccp4bb] anomalous signal

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Subject: anomalous signal
From: Yves Muller ymuller {- at -} BIOLOGIE {- dot -} UNI-ERLANGEN {- dot -} DE
Date: 2007-05-31

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> ps perhaps "anomalous" is better than "resonant," as it produces "MAD" and "SAD" and not "MRD" and
> "SRD"...
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MRD would indeed be a poor name. For French scientists it might be difficult to get funding for an MRD experiment
Regards
Yves

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