How does the Molprobity report look like ?

How many Rama outlieres, bad Cbeta, rotamers ?
What's your percentile ?
Look at the multicriterion chart to fix your problems :-)

http://molprobity.biochem.duke.edu/

Juergen

Yongchao Li wrote:

Dear all,
Thanks for all replies.
After water addition, R work is 0.27 and R free 0.33.
TLS and NCS results no significant approve.
Space group seem right, other space group like P21212 is worse.
From truncate result, it is not twinning.

More detail is below:
space group P212121 a=150.099  b=148.581 c=153.429
resolution: 2.0 A
completeness: 92.3 % (58%), near complete to 2.15 A.(last shell 90.7%)
Rsym: 0.076 (34.0)
I/sigma = 20 (2.5)



*/Chavas Leo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* wrote:

    Dear Li,

I don't know how to reduce them.


    I second Tim in the fact that you should give more details on what
    you tried to do as well as your statistics (resolution, data
    quality etc.). For instance, did you had water molecules? Did you
    try TLS refinement? Do you have a wrong symmetry?

    HTH.

    Kind regards.

    Leo
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