Hi Fellows/Developers,
I am trying to create a native Patterson map plot, but in ccp4i on windows
the PS plot file (*.plt) is mutilated
https://www.dropbox.com/s/f3cl2980qzws3gj/mono_15_1.plt?dl=0
(wrong orientation & partly off paper) when viewed in ghostview. I vaguely
recall these being
Dear Rik and Joel,
This is really great. Thank you very much. I will follow it from New York.
Have a great workshop.
regards,
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Schramm Laboratory
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
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I will check again with her tomorrow early morning
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On 8 May 2018, at 22:52, Rikkert Wierenga
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Hi,
Phaser is pretty robust now if you have 2-fold tNCS (indicated by having only
one large non-origin peak in the native Patterson map), and recent versions are
better at dealing with higher order tNCS (i.e. 3 or more copies related by
multiples of a single translation vector). However,
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On a side note, I assume that you have searched with both P2 as well as P21 for
your space group. If not, I will point out that there are 265 submissions in
the rcsb for the P2 space group, compared to 20,698 for P21. That makes P2
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Dear JiYG,
With an unknown number of 1000 aa monomers, you definitively have a challenging
project!
In that case, you will have to do some homework before running phaser:
1) The Matthews program should give you an indication how many monomers to
expect.
2) P2 is a very low symmetry
Dear JiYG,
Just to mention also that it was impressed on me in a similar situation, either
in my reading a ccp4bb thread or Randy directly, that the new version of Phaser
(early 2017 onwards) was improved for such situations. Since you will no doubt
keep your Phaser up to date anyway you should
Dear Herman, I tried phaser. It worked. But there are a lot of crashes in the structure. Meanwhile, R factors could not be lowered. I tried to use P1 to process the data, but I do not know how many monomers in the asymetric unit. Bests, JiYG
On 05/08/2018 22:50,
Dear JiYG,
Unless the tNCS has caused processing problems, Phaser should automatically
deal with tNCS and I would recommend to just give it a try. If it fails, you
could try more sophisticated approaches.
Best,
Herman
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Dear all, Recently, I collected a data set of a crystal of a big protein, which contains 1000 amino acids. I processed the data to P2. But the data set has tNCS problem. I want to do molecular replacement. Is there anyone know how to deal with this problem?
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