Reweighted atomic densities to represent ensembles of NMR structures.
A reweighted atomic probability density is introduced as a means of representing ensembles of NMR structures in a simple, concise and informative manner. This density is shown to give a better visual representation of molecular structure information than an unweighted density, and should provide a useful interactive graphics tool during the course of iterative NMR structure refinement. The approach is illustrated using several examples.
Schwieters
Charles D
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Computational Bioscience and Engineering Laboratory, Center for Information Technology, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD 20892-5624, USA. Charles.Schwieters@nih.gov
Clore
G Marius
GM
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