Dear Liang,
In this case I cannot refrain from mentioning the STARANISO
server at
http://staraniso.globalphasing.org/
It offers a certain amount of background explanations, with a didactic
aim, that hopefully will help you understand what it does and what its
results provide yo
There is an anisotropy server from ucla that I think you can use over the
internet, Just google it and try it to see if it helps with your data. I
think the data is better afterwards,
Jackie Vitali
Cleveland State University
On Sat, Jan 13, 2018 at 5:53 AM, Zhang Foggy wrote:
> Dear Crystallo
Hi Ivan,
I agree that the Hamilton test is quite useful in this context. We added it in
PDB-REDO quite a while ago
(http://www.cmbi.ru.nl/pdb_redo/reprints/CCP42011.pdf). Since that paper we
have learned that at 18 reflections/atom is not enough to consistently pass the
Hamilton test. We cur
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Well - this is a pipeline where cycles of rebuilding are followed by cycles
of refinement.
The Freer is used during refinement - this is always a good idea - but you
need to name the FreeRflag column. I think there is a default
The selection "use map coefficient" and "use PHI/FOM instead of HL
coe
