The images do seem available via the RCSB page:
https://proteindiffraction.org/project/6nkq/
On Wednesday, 12 June 2019, 22:43:26 BST, Gerard Bricogne
wrote:
Dear Ian and James,
This PDB entry, apart from having the peculiarity of having 6 molecules
in the asymmetric unit but
In the Phenix reflection file editor, where you pick the R-free set, there are
two boxes where you can enter the fraction of reflections to go into the test
set (see below), but they don't seem to talk to each other. Change the one in
the "More options" sub-menu and the other stays the same
Dear Jon & Randy
I did a test of this using the 2FUQ data which is one of the problematic
cases you mention where the NCS is nearly crystallographic (in this case an
NCS 2-fold parallel to b in P212121):
Transformation matrix:
-0.2 0.01204 0.00354
0.01200 0.99989 -0.00918
-0.00365
Hi
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