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Crystal structure of human glutaminase in complex with L-glutamine
Starting Model(s) Initial Refinement Model(s) Type Source Accession Code Details experimental model PDB 3CZD
Crystallization Crystalization Experiments ID Method pH Temperature Details 1 VAPOR DIFFUSION, HANGING DROP 7 293 1.4M Lithium sulfate, 100mM Bis-tris-propane pH 7.0, 10mM L-glutamine, VAPOR DIFFUSION, HANGING DROP, temperature 293K
Crystal Data Unit Cell Length ( Å ) Angle ( ˚ ) a = 139.736 α = 90 b = 139.736 β = 90 c = 156.648 γ = 90
Symmetry Space Group I 41 2 2
Diffraction Diffraction Experiment ID # Crystal ID Scattering Type Data Collection Temperature Detector Detector Type Details Collection Date Monochromator Protocol 1 1 x-ray 100 CCD ADSC QUANTUM 315 mirrors 2010-05-28 M SINGLE WAVELENGTH
Radiation Source ID # Source Type Wavelength List Synchrotron Site Beamline 1 SYNCHROTRON NSRRC BEAMLINE BL13B1 1.0 NSRRC BL13B1
Data Collection Overall ID # Resolution (High) Resolution (Low) Percent Possible (Observed) Net I Over Average Sigma (I) Redundancy Number Reflections (All) Number Reflections (Observed) Observed Criterion Sigma (F) Observed Criterion Sigma (I) B (Isotropic) From Wilson Plot 1 2.4 50 99 30131 2 1
Refinement Statistics Diffraction ID Structure Solution Method Starting model Resolution (High) Resolution (Low) Cut-off Sigma (F) Number Reflections (All) Number Reflections (Observed) Number Reflections (R-Free) Percent Reflections (Observed) R-Work (Depositor) R-Work (DCC) R-Free (Depositor) Mean Isotropic B X-RAY DIFFRACTION MOLECULAR REPLACEMENT 3CZD 2.4 30 2 26408 26408 1780 0.2076 0.2131 0.2262
Temperature Factor Modeling Anisotropic B[1][1] Anisotropic B[1][2] Anisotropic B[1][3] Anisotropic B[2][2] Anisotropic B[2][3] Anisotropic B[3][3]
Non-Hydrogen Atoms Used in Refinement Non-Hydrogen Atoms Number Protein Atoms 2381 Nucleic Acid Atoms Solvent Atoms 85 Heterogen Atoms 20
Software Software Software Name Purpose ADSC data collection MOLREP phasing CNS refinement HKL-2000 data reduction HKL-2000 data scaling