[ccp4bb] practical limits of MR?

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Subject: practical limits of MR?
From: Nat Echols echols {- at -} UCLINK {- dot -} BERKELEY {- dot -} EDU
Date: 2007-03-05

I had a debate with a coworker about using MR in desperation and I'm
curious what the most extreme case is where a very different model was
used to solve a structure. This could be highest RMSD, lowest % identity,
or most incomplete model. I'm also curious whether homology modelling has
ever been useful for this. (I'm pretty sure I've come across papers
discussing this last concept.)

thanks,
Nat

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