Re: [ccp4bb] High Rwork/Rfree vs. Resolution

2014-02-21 Thread Anastasia's Perrakis
I can't help but suggest to also try PDB_REDO for tuning refinement. 

http://xtal.nki.nl/PDB_REDO/index.jsp

One of the things you get, is exactly what Pavel explains below, how your 
structure looks in comparison with others in similar resolution, but also with 
the PDB_REDO data bank structures. 

I will also agree that the 90% complete data set might be best - just refine 
both models, compare, and choose the best one according to validation criteria 
(you get a few for free in PDB_REDO and of course in eg Molprobity)

Tassos

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 On 22 Feb 2014, at 02:20, Pavel Afonine pafon...@gmail.com wrote:
 
 Chris,
 
 what you get is not unheard of but clearly you are not in majority: at around 
 1.95A resolution distribution of R-factors in PDB is:
 
 Histogram of Rwork for models in PDB at resolution 1.85-2.05 A:
  0.093 - 0.118  : 3
  0.118 - 0.143  : 75
  0.143 - 0.168  : 821
  0.168 - 0.193  : 2617
  0.193 - 0.218  : 2950
  0.218 - 0.242  : 1147
  0.242 - 0.267  : 201   your case
  0.267 - 0.292  : 21
  0.292 - 0.317  : 2
  0.317 - 0.342  : 1
 Histogram of Rfree for models in PDB at resolution 1.85-2.05 A:
  0.138 - 0.160  : 12
  0.160 - 0.183  : 106
  0.183 - 0.205  : 742
  0.205 - 0.227  : 1971
  0.227 - 0.249  : 2566
  0.249 - 0.272  : 1676
  0.272 - 0.294  : 616
  0.294 - 0.316  : 119your case
  0.316 - 0.339  : 24
  0.339 - 0.361  : 6
 Histogram of Rfree-Rwork for all model in PDB at resolution 1.85-2.05 A:
  0.001 - 0.011  : 67
  0.011 - 0.021  : 428
  0.021 - 0.031  : 1324
  0.031 - 0.041  : 2220
  0.041 - 0.050  : 1975
  0.050 - 0.060  : 1059   your case
  0.060 - 0.070  : 459
  0.070 - 0.080  : 201
  0.080 - 0.090  : 75
  0.090 - 0.100  : 30
 
 Pavel
 
 P.S.: Command to the statistics as above is:
 phenix.r_factor_statistics 1.95
 
 
 On Fri, Feb 21, 2014 at 4:41 PM, Chris Fage cdf...@gmail.com wrote:
 Dear CCP4BB Users,
 
 I recently collected a number of datasets from plate-shaped crystals
 that diffracted to 1.9-2.0 angstroms and yielded very nice electron
 density maps. There is no major density unaccounted for by the model;
 however, I am unable to decrease Rwork and Rfree beyond ~0.25 and
 ~0.30, respectively. Probably due to the more 2-dimensional nature of
 my crystals, there is a range of phi angles in which the reflections
 are smeared, and I am wondering if the problem lies therein.
 
 I would be grateful if anyone could provide advice for improving my
 refinement statistics, as I was under the impression that the
 R-factors should be ~5% lower for the given resolution.
 
 A few more pieces of information:
 -Space group = P21, with 2 monomers per asymmetric unit;
 -Chi square = 1.0-1.5;
 -Rmerge = 0.10-0.15;
 -Data were processed in HKL2000 and refined in Refmac5 and/or phenix.refine;
 -PHENIX Xtriage does not detect twinning, but hints at possible weak
 translational pseudosymmetry;
 -I was previously able to grow one atypically thick crystal which
 diffracted to 1.65 angstroms with Rwork/Rfree at 0.18/0.22.
 Unfortunately, the completeness of the dataset was only ~90%.
 
 Regards,
 Chris
 


Re: [ccp4bb] Diffraction image viewer with display of resolution circles

2013-05-23 Thread Anastasia's Perrakis
Photoshop?

A. 

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On 23 May 2013, at 10:16, Rafal Dolot rdo...@cbmm.lodz.pl wrote:

 Dear CCP4 users,
 
 I'm looking for the diffraction image viewer, which will be able to
 display of resolution circles and export it to new image. I tried use
 idiffdisp, but after choose of the Show/clear resolution circles, there
 is no action. Images were collected using Rayonics MX-225 detector - maybe
 detector format is a problem?
 
 Best regards,
 
 Rafal
 
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