Alternate locations of backbones: Difference between revisions
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* A and B are the AltLoc code characters used in these cases. Any alphanumeric characters are legal, and atoms may have more than two AltLocs. | * A and B are the AltLoc code characters used in these cases. Any alphanumeric characters are legal, and atoms may have more than two AltLocs. | ||
* The numbers after A= and B= are the numbers of atoms with A/B AltLoc codes. | * The numbers after A= and B= are the numbers of atoms with A/B AltLoc codes. | ||
* The numbers after A.CA= and B.CA= are the numbers of alpha carbon atoms with A/B AltLoc codes. | * The numbers after A.CA= and B.CA= are the numbers of alpha carbon atoms with A/B AltLoc codes. For 9ins, the absence of .CA= counts means that no alpha carbons have AltLocs in this entry. | ||
==Inter-AltLoc Backbone Distances== | ==Inter-AltLoc Backbone Distances== | ||
==AltLoc Backbone Cases== | ==AltLoc Backbone Cases== | ||
