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Dear All
I am sorry for the long context.
I have one protein (252 AAs, 2 Met) bound to double-stranded DNA (24 bp)
crystalized. I collected the Se-Met data of the crystal in C222 up to 2.8
angstrom. the space group is confirmed by running the pointless.
I used the Phenix.Autosol to find the
Sorry for the initial message. I tried to attach Matthews coefficient
calculation figure but failed to do so, which resulted the message as not plain
text. Below is my question, thanks.
I collected one dataset and processed it to 3.6 angstrom. my protein is quite
small with only 14 kDa. It is
Dear all
I collected one dataset and processed it to 3.6 angstrom. my protein is quite
small with only 14 kDa. It is estimated over ten molecules in one ASU based on
Matthew coefficient calculation.
However, only ten molecules can be correctly placed with good fitting. I can
observe extra Fo-F
Hi All
My protein is dimer both in protein buffer and crystallisation reservoir, which
is confirmed by calibration column Supderdex 200 10/300 increase.
The crystal can diffract to 3 and the space group was determined to be P212121.
The solvent content and Matthews coefficient shows
1 copy,