Is there any way to enforce symmetry on my molecule then?
Thank You Very Much
I don't think there is any reason to except a homodimer to behave perfectly symmetrically.
On Sep 10, 2016 8:58 PM, <tanfei777.sina.cn> wrote: Hello:
I am currently using Sander to optimise a NMR protein structure, the structure is a homodimer, therefore, I think a a symmetric structure is what I want. I have already doubled my constraints, meaning the input NMR constraints are symmetric, however, the outcome structure is a little different on each monomeric unit, Is there A possible way to add symmetry besides adding symmetric constraints in the structure calculation process, where can I find it ??
Thank You all very much!!
Tan Fei
NMR Centre From PKU
PHD Candidate
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