I understand that sir, but even then another doubt arises. You have told
The way we use GMAX is basically to see if there is a particular atom making
a bad contact. If the identity of the GMAX atom changes, then it is
'distributed' and much less of a worry.
If it is distributed identity, and suppose some atoms are overlapping each
other, their B factors wont be the ones expected. Then, it will display just
a single number. How that is able to correlate all such overlaps.
I am in too much dilemma about all this in last few days.
Ashish
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