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| Figure 8 Examples of errors in carbohydrate chains in the PDB. (a) Missing LINK records can result in too large distances between individual residues (PDB entry 1eqh ; Selinsky et al., 2001  ). (b) Superfluous LINK records can be found when nonlinked atoms are rather close in space
(PDB entry 1apy ; Oinonen et al., 1995). (c) In entry 1pxx (Rowlinson et al., 2003), the C1 atom is missing, although all three surrounding atoms are resolved in the three-dimensional
structure. (d) Superfluous atoms (cyan) are sometimes found within glycosidic linkages (Dellisanti
et al., 2007). (e) When individual unconnected residues are arranged in a way that is usually found
in N-glycan chains, they probably should be linked to each other, which would result in
a deletion of the O1 atoms (PDB entry 3d2u ; Yang & Bjorkman, 2008). |
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