Hi Robert,

your completeness is only about 90 % on average in shells of reasonably
intensity.
I presume Eleanor would love to see the FObs Fcalc plots from Refmac to get
a better idea in which resolution region there are pronounced differences.

Cheers
Christian


On Thu, Nov 7, 2019 at 2:52 PM Robert S Phillips <p...@uga.edu> wrote:

> I have several data sets of Salmonella tryptophan synthase with different
> ligands bound in the beta-site.  The data look good, with high resolution,
> and reasonable Rmeas.  The ligand density is very clear.  However,
> refinement seems to be stuck at Rfree = 22%.  For this resolution (~1.4 A)
> it should be much better.  What could be the problem?
>
> SUBSET OF INTENSITY DATA WITH SIGNAL/NOISE >= -3.0 AS FUNCTION OF
> RESOLUTION
>  RESOLUTION     NUMBER OF REFLECTIONS    COMPLETENESS R-FACTOR  R-FACTOR
> COMPARED I/SIGMA   R-meas  CC(1/2)  Anomal  SigAno   Nano
>    LIMIT     OBSERVED  UNIQUE  POSSIBLE     OF DATA   observed  expected
>                                    Corr
>
>      3.36       32693    9651     10592       91.1%       4.4%      4.4%
>  32413   25.04      5.2%    99.5*   -25    0.664    5619
>      2.37       60677   18085     18996       95.2%       7.3%      6.2%
>  60528   14.98      8.7%    99.4*   -11    0.851    9578
>      1.94       75443   22363     24467       91.4%      19.2%     18.1%
>  74927    7.24     22.9%    98.3*   -12    0.746   12521
>      1.68       98569   27401     28903       94.8%      55.8%     61.7%
>  98306    2.95     65.8%    92.5*   -10    0.605   19049
>      1.50       92322   29771     32735       90.9%     126.4%    149.8%
>  90480    1.04    152.2%    66.2*   -11    0.556   14412
>      1.37       83172   33456     36126       92.6%     230.1%    294.2%
>  79506    0.42    291.8%    30.0*   -10    0.522    7366
>      1.27       58312   26805     39186       68.4%     433.1%    576.6%
>  52513    0.17    561.4%    12.4*    -7    0.487    3528
>      1.19       22864   13015     42131       30.9%     756.0%   1028.6%
>  17850    0.06   1021.4%     3.5     -4    0.469     546
>      1.12        5556    4284     44785        9.6%     757.7%    997.8%
>   2544    0.03   1071.6%     0.4      0    0.000       0
>     total      529608  184831    277921       66.5%      10.2%     10.6%
> 509067    4.36     12.2%    99.7*   -12    0.642   72619
>
> Robert S. Phillips
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> University of Georgia
> Athens, GA 30602
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