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::::*[[Resolution]] reflects the degree of order or disorder in the crystal. | ::::*[[Resolution]] reflects the degree of order or disorder in the crystal. | ||
::::*X-ray crystallography gives no models for [[Intrinsically Disordered Protein|intrinsically unstructured]] loops or molecules. | ::::*X-ray crystallography gives no models for [[Intrinsically Disordered Protein|intrinsically unstructured]] loops or molecules. | ||
:::*[[Nuclear magnetic resonance]] (NMR) in aqueous solution, | :::*[[Nuclear magnetic resonance]] (NMR) in aqueous solution, 9%. | ||
::::*NMR is limited to small proteins (30 kD or smaller; median NMR in PDB is 10K; median X-ray is 50K). | ::::*NMR is limited to small proteins (30 kD or smaller; median NMR in PDB is 10K; median X-ray is 50K). | ||
::::*Result is an ensemble of models consistent with the data. Examples: [[2bbn]] | ::::*Result is an ensemble of models consistent with the data. Examples: [[2bbn]] | ||
