Phenix includes TLS refinement which might explain the
lower R values.  Without TLS, Phenix and CNS should
produce very similar R values.  Are you using the
latest version of CNS (1.21)?

A composite annealed omit map will be less model biased
than standard sigmaA weight maps, but this is dependent
on the particular case.   Thus, it's useful to compute both
types of maps.  I don't see the need to compute a composite annealed
omit map every time you make a change in model, though.

Axel Brunger

On Nov 15, 2008, at 10:34 AM, Priya Mudgal wrote:

Dear All,

I have a general question for refinement using Phenix.  Since the
program gives much lower R/Rfree compared to CNS I am using it.  My
concern is, how model biased the 2fofc map is? After every refinement
cycle it gives the mtz files corresponding to 2fofc and fofc maps.  Is
it alright to use that or do I have to calculate the composite omit
map using CNS everytime.
I am in my final stages of refinement now.
My current R/Rfree is 25%/28%.

Thanks for your suggestions.

Regards,
Priya

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Priya Mudgal
PhD Student
Duke University

Axel T. Brunger
Investigator,  Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Professor of Molecular and Cellular Physiology
Stanford University

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