These are two different types of completness indicators
Scalepack reports Bragg's law completness, 98.8% of your unique
reflections were in diffracting condition. If you use automatic
corrections only informative reflections are output, for anisotropic
diffraction 64% is reasonable
> Hi All,
>
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Hi All,
Scalepack output says 98.8% complete data but after converted to .mtz file
it reduced to 64%.
I have tried in CCP4 and phenix both.
How is it possible?
Ayan
Alex,
With regard to scalepack, be sure you use NO MERGE ORIGINAL INDEX, not
just NO MERGE.
Marian Szebenyi
MacCHESS
> Dear all:
>
> I am trying to solve a structure from apparently a hexagonal crystal.
> I indexed and scaled data in P6 in Scalepack (with merging) then used
> Scalepack2mtz (wit
Dear Eleanor,
Even if Denzo, Scalepack and HKL suite have been extensively developed,
their file formats have not changed in many years. However, there are
intermediate programs between Scalepack and structure solution ones that
can potentially be a source of problem. For example, ctruncate for so
Can you sed a bit of your scalepack unmerged data - that would allow us
to check format and pointless behavior..
It sounds a bit like a scalepack problem though..
Eleanor
Alexandra Deaconescu wrote:
Dear all:
I am trying to solve a structure from apparently a hexagonal crystal.
I indexed an
Dear all:
I am trying to solve a structure from apparently a hexagonal crystal.
I indexed and scaled data in P6 in Scalepack (with merging) then used
Scalepack2mtz (with ensure unique reflections and add Rfree as well as
the truncate procedure), and then attempted to run molecular
replac
