crystallography:collection:frx:usage
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| ====== Rigaku FR-X Usage ====== | ====== Rigaku FR-X Usage ====== | ||
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| Training on 2015.03.30 | Training on 2015.03.30 | ||
| - | FR-X generator: 45 kV, 66 mA, 70 μ cross-section, | + | **FR-X generator**: |
| + | * 45 kV, | ||
| + | * 66 mA, | ||
| + | * 70 μ cross-section, | ||
| + | * 180 μ beam, | ||
| + | * 1.7 miliradians divergence | ||
| **XG Control** tells you the settings values (45 kV and 66 mA vs 20 kV and 10 mA when not used) . | **XG Control** tells you the settings values (45 kV and 66 mA vs 20 kV and 10 mA when not used) . | ||
| You can screen as soon as the parameters have reached the target values, but wait one more hour to collect, so that the beam is stable. | You can screen as soon as the parameters have reached the target values, but wait one more hour to collect, so that the beam is stable. | ||
| - | Pilatus 300K detector: 3 chips, shorter exposure time, no readout (no shutter closing), almost never overloaded (>1.5 millions), water circulation at room temperature, | + | **Pilatus 300K detector**: |
| + | * 3 chips, | ||
| + | * shorter exposure time, | ||
| + | * no readout (no shutter closing), | ||
| + | * almost never overloaded (>1.5 millions), | ||
| + | * water circulation at room temperature, | ||
| + | * dry air | ||
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| + | ==== SAD-Phasing ==== | ||
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| + | The sequence is necessary. Give the source or the signal or define if you have a heavy atom. | ||
| + | Software used: Arp/Warp, CCP4-6.3.0, CCP4-6.4.0(Coot), | ||
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| + | **Data analysis**: | ||
| + | Grey area 1.3 for anomalous signal (can be used up to 1.0) | ||
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| + | **Find sites**: | ||
| + | Choose the resolution limit (>1.8 Å to distinguish disulfide bonds, test 0.1 Å increments) | ||
| + | Check the absolute value and the spread of solutions (a few in the up-right corner) | ||
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| + | **Site view**: | ||
| + | Sphere size correlates with the occupancy | ||
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| + | **Phase**: | ||
| + | High resolution limit; try different resolution cutoffs | ||
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| + | **Check hand** (// | ||
| + | You should see the difference, dark red/dark blue, difference of one graduation in scale. | ||
| + | If necessary, increase the cycle number so that a plateau is reached. | ||
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| + | **Phase**: | ||
| + | // | ||
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| + | **NCS**: | ||
| + | //DM// or //Parrot// (a bit better) | ||
| + | At least try it if you have more than 1 molecule in the Asymmetric Unit | ||
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| + | **Build**: | ||
| + | // | ||
| + | // | ||
| + | Let ARP/WARP build/ | ||
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| + | ---- | ||
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| + | ==== Molecular Replacement ==== | ||
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| + | **Analyze data** | ||
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| + | **Prepare Model**: Edit the PDB file (delete ligands, waters, side-chains if you want) | ||
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| + | **Run MR** (// | ||
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