Hi,
If you reindexed crystal 1, the cell dimensions could be a=61.0, b=133.23,
c=100.34, which would be correspond roughly to doubling the b-cell edge of
crystal 2. Is there a sign of this in the data, i.e. in the current indexing
of crystal form 1 is there a big peak around 0,0,1/2 in the nat
Dear Prerana,
the structures of the protein belonging to these two crystal forms are,
strictly speaking, different.
Exactly _how_ different they are can only be stated after solving them. You
will then be able to compare _three_ structures of the protein - two in crystal
form 1., one in crysta
I take it that the datasets are from different crystals. Are the
crystallisation conditions the same? I can't spot any signs of a difference in
indexing (but I may be wrong) so they look like different crystal forms. Are
the processing statistics good for both? Is this a case for molecular
repl
Dear all,
We have two data sets of a protein with the following parameters:
1. Space group P212121 a=61.0, b=100.34, c=133.23 No. of molecules in ASU -
2
2. Space group P212121 a=58.33, b=62.86, c=109.45 No. of molecules in ASU -
1
Can we use them as two different structures?
Regards,
Prerana
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