A general method for phasing novel complex RNA crystal structures without heavy-atom derivatives
By M. Robertson, W. Scott. 2008
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Using idealized known RNA secondary-structural fragments, it is demonstrated that it is possible to solve novel complex RNA structures without resort to heavy-atom phasing methods.
Subfields: Molecular Biology
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- Features and development of Coot (2010, positive): “Recently, a collection of short ideal A-form RNA helical fragments generated within Coot were used to solve a structurally complex ligase ribozyme by molecular replacement (Robertson & Scott, 2008).”