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Sometimes the initial sequence number is zero. | Sometimes the initial sequence number is zero. | ||
Sometimes the initial sequence number is negative. This is usually done when residues were engineered onto the N-terminus. The transition from -1 to 1 may or may not include a residue numbered zero. An example is | Sometimes the initial sequence number is negative. This is usually done when residues were engineered onto the N-terminus. The transition from -1 to 1 may or may not include a residue numbered zero. An example is [http://firstglance.jmol.org/fgij/fg.htm?1d5t 1d5t] ([[1d5t]]) | ||
(in preparation: | (in preparation: | ||
