Dears,
I am sorry for not saying it clearly.
By looking at the 00l lines and by Phenix.xtrige, it is probable P6122 or
P6522. In the molecular replacement searching, I have set to search all the
possible of space group of P622 in Phaser and Molrep. But all the trials
failed.
My model is the structure large subunit of the complex. So the sequence
identity is 100%. The large subunit is composed by two domains. So in the
search, I divided the model into two parts.
Any other suggestions?

Thanks and best wishes.

On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 8:11 PM, Randy Read <rj...@cam.ac.uk> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> You didn't say whether you are absolutely certain that it is P622 (i.e. you
> have measured complete data for all the h00, 0k0 and 00l lines and found no
> systematic absences) or whether it could be another space group with the
> same Laue symmetry.  Unless you're absolutely certain, then you have to try
> all possible choices of space group.  In fact, I'd be surprised to see such
> a long c cell edge if there is no screw axis, but unsurprised if it were
> (say) a 6(1) screw axis.
>
> The other thing you didn't mention is how good you expect your models to
> be.  How high is the sequence identity between the model and the target for
> each component?  Could there be flexibility in the molecules?
>
> Good luck!
>
> Randy Read
>
> On 14 Jul 2009, at 12:23, Wei Zhang wrote:
>
>  Dears,
>> I am doing molecular replacement of a protein complex with a P622 data set
>> with large cell parameters (a=b=135, c=480). The data set seems well. R
>> merge is 0.17 for all and 0.70 for the last shell of 2.9 angstrom. I am not
>> sure it is a complex in the crystal. Phenix analysis reveal there is no
>> twin. The proposed protein complex is about 70 kDa with a larger subunit of
>> 50 kDa and a small subunit of 20 kDa. The matthews analysis indicates that
>> there might be 3 complexes in the ASU. The structure of the 50 kDa subunit
>> is known while the 20 kDa one is unknown. But molecular replacement failed
>> with either Phaser or Molrep.
>> Self-rotation with CNS reported the result as below:
>>  ! index, psi, phi, kappa, RF-function ( 0.25)
>>  1     0.000   0.000 180.000   29.7217
>> Self-ratation with Molrep reported the result as below:
>>  Number of RF peaks :      30
>>             theta    phi     chi    alpha    beta   gamma      Rf
>>  Rf/sigma
>>  Sol_RF   1     0.00    0.00    0.00    0.00    0.00    0.00    0.3444E+05
>> 17.13
>>  Sol_RF   2    90.00  -80.07  179.99    0.00  180.00  -19.86     5061.
>>  2.52
>>  Sol_RF   3    90.00  -65.53  179.99    0.00  180.00  -48.94     4890.
>>  2.43
>>  Sol_RF   4    90.00  -76.12  179.99    0.00  180.00  -27.76     4722.
>>  2.35
>>  Sol_RF   5    11.42   90.00   61.00   30.00   11.53   30.00     2438.
>>  1.21
>>  Sol_RF   6   164.38   60.00  179.99   60.00  -31.24  120.00     1850.
>>  0.92
>>  Sol_RF   7    85.13 -141.54  179.97   38.32 -170.26  141.40     1805.
>>  0.90
>>  Sol_RF   8    90.00  -60.00   90.00   30.00  -90.00  -30.00     1764.
>>  0.88
>>  Sol_RF   9    84.07 -144.87  179.96   34.98 -168.15  144.73     1743.
>>  0.87
>>  Sol_RF  10    72.25  -60.00   89.30   46.76  -84.03  -13.24     1665.
>>  0.83
>>  Sol_RF  11   138.24 -130.77  180.00   49.23   83.52  130.77     1608.
>>  0.80
>>  Sol_RF  12   170.36   30.00  179.99   30.00  -19.28  150.00     1590.
>>  0.79
>>  Sol_RF  13    82.04   60.00  179.99   60.00 -164.07  120.00     1571.
>>  0.78
>>  Sol_RF  14   141.01   30.00  179.99   30.00  -77.99  150.00     1554.
>>  0.77
>>  Sol_RF  15   123.63 -155.38  179.98   24.62  112.74  155.38     1517.
>>  0.75
>>  Sol_RF  16   148.80   30.00  179.99   30.00  -62.39  150.00     1450.
>>  0.72
>>  Sol_RF  17   142.61   30.00  180.00   30.00  -74.78  150.00     1439.
>>  0.72
>>  Sol_RF  18    72.25 -150.00  179.99   30.00 -144.50  150.00     1422.
>>  0.71
>>  Sol_RF  19    47.42 -120.00  179.98   60.00  -94.83  120.00     1417.
>>  0.71
>>  Sol_RF  20   153.12   30.00  179.98   30.00  -53.75  150.00     1292.
>>  0.64
>>  Sol_RF  21   155.99   30.00  179.98   30.00  -48.01  150.00     1274.
>>  0.63
>>  Sol_RF  22   138.05   30.00  179.99   30.00  -83.91  150.00     1258.
>>  0.63
>>  Sol_RF  23    54.12  120.00   89.15   60.00   69.32    0.00     1254.
>>  0.62
>>  Sol_RF  24   129.04 -136.48  179.99   43.52  101.93  136.48     1193.
>>  0.59
>>  Sol_RF  25   138.65 -164.29  179.99   15.71   82.69  164.29     1185.
>>  0.59
>>  Sol_RF  26    84.16   51.37  179.98   51.37 -168.32  128.63     1176.
>>  0.59
>>  Sol_RF  27    90.00  150.00   59.82   60.00   59.82  -60.00     1162.
>>  0.58
>>  Sol_RF  28    43.66 -133.74  179.98   46.26  -87.31  133.74     1161.
>>  0.58
>>  Sol_RF  29   127.85 -169.33  179.99   10.67  104.29  169.33     1153.
>>  0.57
>>  Sol_RF  30   124.15   30.00  179.99   30.00 -111.71  150.00     1147.
>>  0.57
>>
>> My question is:
>> 1. For a 70 kDa protein compelx, is it common to have such a large cell
>> with a dimention as long as 480 angstrom?
>> 2. Is it possible that the longest dimention of cell is doubled? If it is,
>> how to divide it?
>> 3. How to interpret the self-rotation results. The results from CNS and
>> Molrep differs so much.
>> 4. Any other suggestions on the molecular replacement are appraciated.
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> Wei Zhang
>> PKU
>>
>>
>>
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