Hi Ariel
Scaling depends only on the point group, & P222 & P212121 belong to
the same point group, so you don't have to scale it again (nor reindex
it)
Best wishes
Phil
On 15 Oct 2009, at 21:44, Ariel Talavera wrote:
Hi ccp4ers,
I firstly integrated the data in P222 but finally the cor
In fact the stats will be exactly the same: the only difference between P222
and P212121 are the extinctions along the a* b* and c* axes.
Given that you have thousands of reflections that are not extinct and only a
few that are, the stats will be the same.
Fred.
> Message du 15/10/09 22:43
> D
Dear Ariel,
The statistics are almost the same. It is not need to rescale the data. Just
reindex it into p212121.
Best wishes.
On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 4:44 PM, Ariel Talavera wrote:
> Hi ccp4ers,
>
> I firstly integrated the data in P222 but finally the correct space group
> resulted P212121 and
Hi ccp4ers,
I firstly integrated the data in P222 but finally the correct space
group resulted P212121 and I had to reindex the data. Are the stats
(like Rmerge, number of reflexions, etc) I got from the scala precesses
in P222, the same as if I would scale the data in P212121? If not, do I
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Dear all,
I just installed on my box the latest binary for coot. Just marvelous
(thanks Paul).
I am having a little problem with it that is annoying me (I went through
the FAQ but could not find the answer). Coot does not allow me to insert
a terminal residue nor to real-space refine (I neve
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I wonder if your ZN atom name is in the correct position re PDB conventions
It needs to be moved one place to the Left relative to C N O etc..
And if you have the ATOMid in columns 79/80 that also must be correctly
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Some buglets are fixed immediately if you simply use
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