The gap in yellow at the top is in the solved structure. You would think that this is just missing density (that there are a few residues in between there that were disordered or couldn't be solved) but no: that gap is from Leucine 101 to Serine 102.
Sadly, there is nothing we can do about this sort of thing (other than give you what are hopefully better templates) and it might be the case during CASP 9 that the 'best' templates have these kinds of problems!
Many of you noticed (http://fold.it/portal/node/987562) that in puzzle '283: Mini-CASP 20 - Alignments' there were stretched bonds after threading.
Normally, when you thread and a gap needs to be resolved, Foldit fixes this by shrinking the loop.
The problem in this case was that the solved structures for these templates actually had these stretched bonds!!!
Attached is a screenshot of one of the templates: 1n8z (http://www.rcsb.org/pdb/explore/images.do?structureId=1N8Z).
The gap in yellow at the top is in the solved structure. You would think that this is just missing density (that there are a few residues in between there that were disordered or couldn't be solved) but no: that gap is from Leucine 101 to Serine 102.
Sadly, there is nothing we can do about this sort of thing (other than give you what are hopefully better templates) and it might be the case during CASP 9 that the 'best' templates have these kinds of problems!