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CRYSTAL STRUCTURE OF VIRB8 FROM BRUCELLA SUIS
Crystallization Crystalization Experiments ID Method pH Temperature Details 1 7.6 0.8 M K2HPO4, 0.04 M NA2HPO4 AND 1% DMSO, pH 7.6
Crystal Properties Matthews coefficient Solvent content 3.27 62.39
Crystal Data Unit Cell Length ( Å ) Angle ( ˚ ) a = 198.44 α = 90 b = 198.44 β = 90 c = 103.22 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 2007-11-13 M SINGLE WAVELENGTH
Radiation Source ID # Source Type Wavelength List Synchrotron Site Beamline 1 SYNCHROTRON NSLS BEAMLINE X29A NSLS X29A
Data Collection Overall ID # Resolution (High) Resolution (Low) Percent Possible (Observed) R Merge I (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 2.25 25.6 97.4 0.04 37.29 11.2 48076 1 37.77
Refinement Statistics Diffraction ID Structure Solution Method Starting model Resolution (High) Resolution (Low) Cut-off Sigma (F) Number Reflections (Observed) Number Reflections (R-Free) Percent Reflections (Observed) R-Factor (Observed) R-Work (Depositor) R-Work (DCC) R-Free (Depositor) R-Free (DCC) Mean Isotropic B X-RAY DIFFRACTION OTHER NONE 2.25 19.936 2.01 48074 3605 97.6 0.1917 0.1895 0.2243 0.2173 0.2423
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] 2.1228 2.1288 -8.2379
RMS Deviations Key Refinement Restraint Deviation f_dihedral_angle_d 16.637 f_angle_d 1.022 f_chiral_restr 0.079 f_bond_d 0.012 f_plane_restr 0.005
Non-Hydrogen Atoms Used in Refinement Non-Hydrogen Atoms Number Protein Atoms 5350 Nucleic Acid Atoms Solvent Atoms 941 Heterogen Atoms
Software Software Software Name Purpose PHENIX refinement XDS data reduction XSCALE data scaling