Indicate Whether Each of the Following Descriptions Better Applies to the Determination

question 41

Short Answer

Indicate whether each of the following descriptions better applies to the determination of atomic structure of proteins by x-ray diffraction (X) or by nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy (N). Your answer would be a five-letter string composed of letters X and N only, e.g. NNXNN.
( ) It is more suitable for complexes larger than about 100 kD.
( ) It requires samples to crystallize.
( ) It can better reveal dynamics of molecular motions.
( ) It involves the calculation of electron-density maps.
( ) It is used to determine the solution structure of proteins.

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Definitions:

Mask

A mask in digital computing and data processing is a pattern of bits used to accept or reject certain bits within another set of data by applying logical AND, OR, or XOR operations, often for purposes such as manipulating, extracting, or hiding data.

Transfer

The action of moving data or control from one part of a system to another, such as from memory to a processor or between devices.

Source

Origin from which something comes or is obtained, often used in the context of electrical circuits or programming to denote the supplier of input signals.

Destination

Destination refers to the intended end point or target for data transmission, travel, or any process where something is being moved or directed toward a specific location or goal.