Re: [ccp4bb] questions related to refmac refinement and map-fitting

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From: David Schwefel rock34 {- at -} GMX {- dot -} NET
Date: 2007-03-19

If the atoms belong to hydroxyl-, sulfhydryl- or carboxygroups, it could be a sign of radiation damage. In this case, I would model these with occupancy < 1.
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