Re: [ccp4bb] Practical MR advice

2010-09-02 Thread Roger Rowlett
Ding ding ding ding...we have a winner: A search model with 30% identity was submitted to the Phyre server which returned a target sequence-corrected model The Phyre monomer was "dimerized" in Pymol using symmetry operators from a previous MR solution us

Re: [ccp4bb] Practical MR advice

2010-09-01 Thread David Briggs
Hi Roger, I think your ideas are sound, but I would add some "prime-and-switch" density modification in resolve plus/minus ncs to try and improve the maps and cut down on phase bias. Hth, Dave -- Hand delivered by Androids On 1 Sep 2010 16:12, "Roger Rowlett" wrote: I am trying to find a MR

Re: [ccp4bb] Practical MR advice

2010-09-01 Thread Dirk Kostrewa
Hi Roger, personally, I would take the four dimers from Phaser, strip off all side chains (make a poly-ala/gly), do a ML refinement with tight NCS restraints. The resulting map could then be on-the-fly real-space-averaged with Coot. At your resolution, I would expect to see the real register

[ccp4bb] Practical MR advice

2010-09-01 Thread Roger Rowlett
I am trying to find a MR solution for a large unit cell (R3:H, 158x158x196) with a relatively poor, but I think workable search model (30% identity, 50% similarity). The data set is decent to 2.4 A. I might be able to get better if necessary. I submitted theĀ  sequence of the target to the Phyre