Yi Xue wrote:
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Hi, all:
   I tried to solve a protein structure by molecular replacement. The apo
form is already solved, I crystallized it with Cu(II). The data diffracted
to 1.6A, the highest resolution shell has more than 80% completeness, R is
43%.

what is the space group and cell ? it could be twinning.

   I used phaser to find the MR solutin ,then used Refmac to do rigid body
refinement, and restrained refinement. I adjusted weighing factor to keep
chi^2 exactly 0.01. After these steps, R is around 0.30, Rfree is about
0.37.

I don't understand what you mean with "adjusted weighing factor to keep
chi^2 exactly 0.01"

I'd suggest to adjust the weighting such that the geometry is reasonable (namely rms bond = 0.015 A, rms angles = 1.5° or in that range)


   Then I fed all the data to arp/warp, it showed that while R decresed,
Rfree increased, and finally, Rfree is around 40%.
   I tried to manual build the model, however, I found that most density
were unambigously assigned. I only need to do some small adjustments, these
minor adjustments did not improve R factors a lot.
   All suggestions are highly appreciated.

Best regards
Yi




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