Why protein R‐factors are so large: A self‐consistent analysis

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RT @LindorffLarsen: @fraser_lab @matias_kaplan @stephanie_mul @nicholas_pearce @DanielKeedy @helen_m_ginn @nozomi_ando @LanderLab I am alwa…

@fraser_lab @matias_kaplan @stephanie_mul @nicholas_pearce @DanielKeedy @helen_m_ginn @nozomi_ando @LanderLab I am always surprised that this paper is not more widely cited Why protein R-factors are so large: A self-consistent analysis https://t.co/DCD…

@AntonySagayara6 @RowleyGroup @abhisekhsingha1 @alex_mackerell There is a long history of using such synthetic data to understand refinement protocols. Plenty of examples out there from both NMR & MX. Here's one I quite like, but there are many more…

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