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<h1>Carbohydrate Workshop</h1>
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Welcome to the Carbohydrate Crystallography Workshop! This workshop will consist of two main parts.
The first part introduces how to model a carbohydrate into crystallographic density, and the second part
introduces methods to validate the correctness of a carbohydrate.
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Modelling a carbohydrate is an important part of the structure solution process, which traditionally occurs
after a good protein model has been obtained. There are a number of methods available to model a carbohydrate
into crystallographic density which mainly revolve around the use of <i>Coot</i>. Part 1 looks at modelling the
start of an <i>N</i>-glycan chain. Then in Part 2 we can validate how well our attempts at model building have
been achieved.
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<h6><a href="part1.html">Part 1 - Modelling Carbohydrates</a></h6>
<h6><a href="part2.html">Part 2 - Validating Carbohydrates</a></h6>
<h6><a href="future.html">Future - Sails</a></h6>
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Jordan Dialpuri and Lucy Schofield,
University of York
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