Hi, 

The waters are moved / re-picked during ensemble refinement so it's not necessary remove them in the input structure.

Cheers,

Tom


On 19 August 2013 11:08, Joseph Noel <noel@salk.edu> wrote:
Is it important (or at least useful) to remove any waters before initiating ensemble refinement wherein the waters are located in what is obvious electron density for alternative conformations of side chains? Would the presence of such waters possibly result in ensemble refinement NOT modeling the alternative conformations?
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