Re: [ccp4bb] refmac twin refinement vs resolution limit

2021-03-30 Thread Yuji Kado
Dear Eleanor,

Thank you so much.
As you said, it is a problem that the number of reflections estimated by FreeR 
set is different from an actual that of reflections because of the low 
resolution discrepancy. Moreover, twin refinement includes a problem about some 
overlapping of diffraction spot.

But fortunately, I solved it. I just add twin tolerance parameter to refmac. In 
my case, parameters of L and H test slightly increase and the space group is 
P21, suggesting that it seems not to a merohedral twinning but a 
pseudo-merohedral twinning. In the case of pseudo merohedral, higher tolerance 
sometimes causes resolution stretch problem. After the refinement, resolution 
range and electron density map look fine so that I concluded that's the reason.

Regards,
Yuji



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[ccp4bb] refmac twin refinement vs resolution limit

2021-03-29 Thread Yuji Kado
When I use refmac restrained refinement with intensity based twin refinement,
resolution limit has been changed from 71.4519- 1.9996 to 47.392-1.986.

From Log file, before refinement, Scaling and SigmaA resln: 71.4519 1.9996, 
seems to be correct.
But in the middle of log file, around Fom and SigmaA vs resolution, Resolution 
limits are from 47.392 to 1.986.

Output mtz file also shows different resolution range 71.46-1.925.
Amplitude based twin refinement is also failed.
Even if I input resolution range at Refinement parameters in refmac, the 
problem still occurs.

I also read someone's similar problem, but it has been solved because of the 
update of refmac.
What should I do to correspond with resolution range between the output of 
aimless and refmac restrained refinement?

regards,
Yuji



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