My suggestion would be to attempt finding Se atoms in the MAD dataset and
then use these coordinates to do sulphur phasing - assuming of course that
you can get the native crystals to diffract at an appropriately low-energy
X-ray source.

Artem
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> Dear all,
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>
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> I have a Se-Met crystal diffracted to 5.6A and a full data set of the same
> native crystal diffracted to 2.8A. Since I can hardly improve the quality
> of the Se-Met crystal, may I ask some suggestion from the community about
> am I able to solve the structure based on the above resolution, and how?
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>
> Zhen
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