[ccp4bb] I have my bound ligand (I think), now what?

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Subject: I have my bound ligand (I think), now what?
From: Brenda Patterson ucbccka {- at -} UCL {- dot -} AC {- dot -} UK
Date: 2007-12-04

Hello all,

right, I think I have found a ligand bound to my protein.

I used the COOT utility to find the ligands after reading in a model
and library
file generated by sketcher of my ligand. Now I am a bit unsure as to how to
proceed? How can I 'accept' a state and/or refine it?

Maybe there is a better way to model my ligand into the electron density not
accounted for by my protein?

Any general suggestions or comments would be appreciated as I am very
inexperienced.

cheers

Brenda

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