Hi,

 

With the parameters you indicated, you have two likely possibilities �C either a monomer with 70% solvent content, or a dimer with 40% solvent content. A trimer would mean 13% solvent content �C way too low to be likely.

 

For a 2.5 A structure, finding 26 well-defined waters is more or less OK, even if you have a large-ish unit cell. I doubt that this has much to do with the age of the crystal �C after all, the crystal is still either 70 or 50 % solvent. At this resolution, any kind of bulk solvent correction is likely to obscure many of the exterior solvent molecules.

 

Artem

 


From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of LiangZhang
Sent: Tuesday, June 06, 2006 12:51 AM
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Subject: Re: RE: [ccp4bb]: Paper Help--looking for crystals grown for a long time and with few waters

 

Thanks for your reply.

 

The resolution is 2.5 A. The crystal is P1211, a=40,  b=75,   c=99;  α=90,  β=101,  γ =90   

 

The reservoir solution contains PEG10000 and MPD.

 

 


LiangZhang

2006-06-06


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主题: RE: [ccp4bb]: Paper Help--looking for crystals grown for a long time and with few waters

 

What’s the resolution and VM of your crystal? It’s very unlikely that you have only 26 water molecules around �C but you may not be able to locate most of the solvent present, if the resolution is too low and/or the disorder too high…

 

Artem

 


From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of LiangZhang
Sent: Tuesday, June 06, 2006 12:00 AM
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Subject: [ccp4bb]: Paper Help--looking for crystals grown for a long time and with few waters

 

Hi all,

       Sorry for the non-ccp4 topic.

       I have a protein crystal(310aa) grown for one year and collected data from it. After structure determination we found only 26 water molecules in one monomer.  I hope to find some papers which described crystals grown for a long time and with few water molecules. Could any one help me find some? 

      Thanks for you help!

 

 


LiangZhang

2006-06-06

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