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Structure of MA28-7 neutralizing antibody Fab fragment from electron cryo-microscopy of enterovirus 71 complexed with a Fab fragment


ELECTRON MICROSCOPY
Sample
Enterovirus 71 complexed with Fab Fragment of MA28-7 neutralizing antibody
Specimen Preparation
Sample Aggregation StatePARTICLE
Vitrification InstrumentFEI VITROBOT MARK III
Cryogen NameOTHER
Sample Vitrification DetailsPlunged into ethane-propane mixture (FEI VITROBOT MARK III)
3D Reconstruction
Reconstruction MethodSINGLE PARTICLE
Number of Particles27026
Reported Resolution (Å)23.4
Resolution MethodFSC 0.5 CUT-OFF
Other DetailsThe breaksym option in EMAN2 was used to search for the icosahedrally-related orientations. (Single particle details: Selected particles were low-pass ...The breaksym option in EMAN2 was used to search for the icosahedrally-related orientations. (Single particle details: Selected particles were low-pass filtered at 10 Angstrom. Asymmetric reconstruction was performed with the breaksym option in EMAN2.) (Single particle--Applied symmetry: C1)
Refinement Type
Symmetry TypePOINT
Point SymmetryC1
Map-Model Fitting and Refinement
Id1 (3GK8, 3GK8)
Refinement SpaceREAL
Refinement ProtocolRIGID BODY FIT
Refinement Targetcorrelation coefficient
Overall B Value
Fitting Procedure
DetailsREFINEMENT PROTOCOL--rigid body DETAILS--The Fab structure was fitted manually, then refined in Chimera.
Data Acquisition
Detector TypeKODAK SO-163 FILM
Electron Dose (electrons/Å**2)15
Imaging Experiment1
Date of Experiment2011-02-02
Temperature (Kelvin)95
Microscope ModelFEI TECNAI F20
Minimum Defocus (nm)1900
Maximum Defocus (nm)6120
Minimum Tilt Angle (degrees)
Maximum Tilt Angle (degrees)
Nominal CS2
Imaging ModeBRIGHT FIELD
Specimen Holder ModelGATAN LIQUID NITROGEN
Nominal Magnification50000
Calibrated Magnification48425
SourceFIELD EMISSION GUN
Acceleration Voltage (kV)200
Imaging Details
EM Software
TaskSoftware PackageVersion
MODEL FITTINGUCSF Chimera
RECONSTRUCTIONEMAN2
Image Processing
CTF Correction TypeCTF Correction DetailsNumber of Particles SelectedParticle Selection Details
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