"Clean_1.pdb" Output

[Christopher Williams]

Hi,

I've been searching to find out what this is, but I can't seem to find an answer. In zipped results file, there is a "clean_1.pdb" file, but I'm not sure what structure this is. Any help? Thank you for your time.

-Chris

[Lee, Woonghee]

Chris,

 

That is a “cleaned” PDB of similar protein found from PACSY DB. If you open “pacsy_match.txt”, you will see what has been considered to accelerate the NOE assignments.

 

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Woonghee

 

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[Christopher Williams]

Thank you very much. That explains why those structures matched up so perfectly.

-Chris