Hi,
I am not familiar with this particular problem, but you always can try
another programs to add hydrogens to your protein. QUANTA can do it.
Igor
At 06:12 PM 3/27/2001 +0200, Stefan Loverix wrote:
>Hi there,
>>As a starting crystallographer, I 'm encoutering problems with adding
>hydrogens to my protein structure, using CNS... in particular,
>hydrogens on histidines (these are all charged) are often not in the
>plane of the histidine, which should be the case for an aromatic
>residue. All suggestions are highly appreciated...
>>>>--
>Stefan Loverix
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