Hi Lindsey,

I do agree with the others on improving your experimental strategy to enhance 
the anomalous signal in your data, but did you try to solve the structure with 
the data you already have? I have seen cases where there is only a pathetic 
anomalous signal from fully Se-Met incorporated crystals in any experimental 
setting and those could eventually be solved. You probably have to deal with a 
significant number of false positives in your substructure but if the anomalous 
signal is observed accurately you are quite likely able to solve the structure 
with weak data alone.  

How much anomalous signal did you get out of those frames and how much did you 
expect to get? Have you tried merging data from several crystals collected at 
the same wavelength ?

Best,
Stefan

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