Remember DNA can generate some very strong reflections along the stacking
axis.
But 2outliers" can mean anything - as Herman says look at the images.
Aimless shows you a plot of where they are - and gives a list.. - they may
be associated with ice rings? or just diffraction problems.
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Dear Radhika,
What reason does Xtriage give for declaring the reflections to be outliers? Too
weak, too strong, other reasons? As was mentioned before, what is the
resolution of your data? In cases like this, it is always good to have a look
at the diffraction images to see if there is some pro
Dear GIA,
In addition to the anisotropy, I would also check your diffraction images and
make sure that there are no (even hardly perceptible) ice rings present.
Depending on how the data processing software handled this, they may cause high
Rfactors in the range you mentioned.
Best,
Herman
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