Hi Sergei,
such fine slicing during data collection would suggest a large cell. How many
reflections are you merging? And what is the redundancy (in the expected
symmetry)? Rmerge tends to go up with more reflections added.
Peter
On 5 Nov 2010, at 08:40, Sergei Strelkov wrote:
> Dear All,
>
it looks like despite PDB now releasing coordinates with TOTAL B factors, the
Electron Density Server continues to add the TLS component on top of what
already is total B prior to map calculation.
(Just in case if someone else out there is wondering why solvent and ligands
[not included in TLS
1) do you have unexplained peaks in your native Patterson? (calculate
from your model and compare, if in doubt)
2) do you have both streaky and sharp reflections present on a subset
of your images ?
if answers to both questions are yes, then you might have a case of
LTD/OD twinning. The la
Dear Andreas and all,
refining multiple models together would sound like the most
straightforward solution in a case like that. But (please correct me
if I am wrong), generally, such trick can only work in P1:
obviously, any symmetry operation (but lattice translation) applied to
the sh
