Hi,

The density in both space groups looks very similar, with no obvious 
differences.
The data was processed in XDS followed by refinement in REFMAC and then PHENIX.

Yes, the statistics of the orthorhombic structure is probably more realistic. 
But when both are refined in REFMAC these statistics are much higher (probably 
more at a reasonable level).

I have 2 molecules in the ASU in the C2221 structure and 4 in the P21 structure.

Cheers,

Katherine
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From: Bosch, Juergen [[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 23, 2013 2:23 PM
To: Katherine Donovan
Subject: Re: [ccp4bb] post to ccp4bb

Hi Katherine,

I would say a twin fraction of 0.5 is suspicious of a higher symmetry.
In the end the density should give it away, do the side chains look as well 
defined in both cases ?
How did you process your images Mosflm,iMosflm, HKL2000 or XDS ?
As a rule of thumb you should expect R values around your resolution/10 so in 
the low to mid 20 - 18/23 sound reasonable for that resolution.

How many molecules in the asu do you have in each case ?

Jürgen

On Jul 22, 2013, at 9:11 PM, Katherine Donovan wrote:

Hi All,

I have a data set that was collected to about 2.2A, which I have processed in 
either P21 (to 2.4 A) or C2221 (2.25A).

I am unsure which space group is more correct.

I have a higher symmetry space group with higher resolution and average 
statistics or a lower symmetry space group with lower resolution and great 
statistics.

The statistics provided by aimless below.


Any help would be hugely appreciated.

Thanks,

Katherine




P21
AIMLESS
P21 and cut the data to 2.4A for a Mn I/sd > 2.

Average unit cell:   74.68    130  129.2        90  106.8     90
                                           Overall  InnerShell  OuterShell
Low resolution limit                       48.09     48.09      2.44
High resolution limit                       2.40     13.15      2.40
Rmerge  (within I+/I-)                     0.085     0.038     0.581
Rmerge  (all I+ and I-)                    0.099     0.042     0.687
Rmeas (within I+/I-)                       0.117     0.053     0.792
Rmeas (all I+ & I-)                        0.116     0.050     0.798
Rpim (within I+/I-)                        0.080     0.037     0.534
Rpim (all I+ & I-)                         0.059     0.026     0.405
Rmerge in top intensity bin                0.045        -         -
Total number of observations              352569      2057     17425
Total number unique                        92184       569      4538
Mean((I)/sd(I))                              9.6      23.6       2.0
Mn(I) half-set correlation CC(1/2)         0.995     0.995     0.648
Completeness                               100.0      97.2     100.0
Multiplicity                                 3.8       3.6       3.8

PHENIX – XTRIAGE
One possible pseudo merohedral twin operator
2-fold axis
h, -k, -h-l

<I**2>/<I>**2 = 2.032
<F>**2/<F**2> = 0.787
<|E**2-1|> = 0.734
<|L|>, <L**2> = 0.490, 0.321
Multivariate Z score L-test = 0.616

NZ test =         Maximum deviation acentric = 0.007
                        Maximum deviation centric = 0.051
L test =           Mean L = 0.490

Estimated twin fraction:
0.450 (Britton analyses)
0.477 (H-test)
0.478 (Maximum likelihood method)

Likely point group of the data is C 2 2 2

Analysis of the systematic absences indicates a number of likely space group 
candidates:
C 2 2 21

Patterson analysis of peak with length larger than 15 Angstrom:
Frac. Cood = 0.00, 0.166, 0.00
Distance to origin = 21.530
Height (origin = 100) = 3.787
p-value (height) = 9.991e-01

Final REFMAC refinement in P21
Rfactor = 0.2391
Rfree = 0.2674
After multiple rounds of refinement the twinning information is:
Twin domains = 2
Twin fractions = 0.5201, 0.4799

FINAL refinement PHENIX – P21
Rwork = 0.1637
Rfree = 0.1938
Twin fraction = 0.5 for twin operator h, -k, -h-l
Ramachandran outliers = 0.1%
Rotamer outliers = 3.6%
C-beta outliers = 0


C2221
AIMLESS
Cut the data back to 2.25 for a Mn I/sd >2.

Average unit cell:   74.68  247.4    130        90     90     90
                                           Overall  InnerShell  OuterShell
Low resolution limit                       48.09     48.09      2.31
High resolution limit                       2.25      9.81      2.25

Rmerge  (within I+/I-)                     0.117     0.044     0.984
Rmerge  (all I+ and I-)                    0.126     0.046     1.068
Rmeas (within I+/I-)                       0.136     0.051     1.145
Rmeas (all I+ & I-)                        0.135     0.050     1.147
Rpim (within I+/I-)                        0.069     0.026     0.577
Rpim (all I+ & I-)                         0.050     0.019     0.417
Rmerge in top intensity bin                0.050        -         -
Total number of observations              427886      5201     33337
Total number unique                        57553       788      4433
Mean((I)/sd(I))                             11.4      32.6       2.0
Mn(I) half-set correlation CC(1/2)         0.997     0.997     0.668
Completeness                               100.0      98.9     100.0
Multiplicity                                 7.4       6.6       7.5

First round of refinement - REFMAC – C2221
Rfactor = 0.2132
Rfree = 0.2443

Final refinement round - PHENIX – C2221
Rwork = 0.1853
Rfree = 0.2330
Ramachandran outliers = 0.1%
Rotamer outliers = 7.1%
C-beta outliers = 0


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