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Dear Smith,
you need to attach a mouse with a scroll wheel to your computer. Once
you open a map in coot, you keep on rotation the wheel away from you
until the number in brackets reaches a value of 6-7. That way you can
make the sigma so high.
Enjoy
Dear All,
For the contour level in the Properties in the Dssplay of the Display Manager
in Coot, the contour level should be exacly the sigma value we see in the
published crystallography paper, am I right? But I have paid attention to a
paper which has a sigma level of 6-7 for its densty. Wil
Hi, as I understand your question, you're asking whether the EM density
values in a cryo-EM map ('MRC' format) would be expected to be comparable
with the corresponding electron density values in a CCP4 XRD map obtained
by FT of the map coefficients from an MTZ X-ray reflexion file at the same
nomi
Hi,
On Sun, May 3, 2015 at 4:15 AM, Smith Liu wrote:
> If for both a mtz density and mrc map I set the contour level as 0.15,
> does the 015 has the comparable significance for the mtz density and mrc
> map?
>
may be. Depends how your map (3D grid function in "mrc" file) and Fourier
map coeffic
If for both a mtz density and mrc map I set the contour level as 0.15, does the
015 has the comparable significance for the mtz density and mrc map?
Smith
