Experiment: 5HF3

X-RAY DIFFRACTION

Starting Model(s)

Initial Refinement Model(s)
Type	Source	Accession Code	Details
experimental model	PDB	4FL5

Crystallization

Crystalization Experiments
ID	Method	pH	Temperature	Details
1	VAPOR DIFFUSION, HANGING DROP	7.1	277	0.1 M Hepes/NaOH pH 7.1, 0.19 M CaCl2, 24% PEG 400, 5% glycerol

Crystal Properties
Matthews coefficient	Solvent content
2.6	52.77

Crystal Data

Unit Cell
Length ( Å )	Angle ( ˚ )
a = 82.313	α = 90
b = 112.467	β = 90
c = 62.43	γ = 90

Symmetry
Space Group	C 2 2 21

Diffraction

Diffraction Experiment
ID #	Crystal ID	Scattering Type	Data Collection Temperature	Detector	Detector Type	Details	Collection Date	Monochromator	Protocol
1	1	x-ray	100	PIXEL	DECTRIS PILATUS 200K		2013-02-27	M	SINGLE WAVELENGTH

Radiation Source
ID #	Source	Type	Wavelength List	Synchrotron Site	Beamline
1	ROTATING ANODE	RIGAKU MICROMAX-007 HF	1.5418

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	1.8	66.423	99.6	29.72	5.6		63066

Refinement

Statistics
Diffraction ID	Structure Solution Method	Cross Validation 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	R-Free	Mean Isotropic B
X-RAY DIFFRACTION	MOLECULAR REPLACEMENT	NONE	4FL5	1.8	45.491	1.35	26915	2000	98.79	0.1686	0.1656	0.2052	13.9833

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	1816
Nucleic Acid Atoms
Solvent Atoms	423
Heterogen Atoms	156

Software

Software
Software Name	Purpose
XDS	data reduction
PHASER	phasing
PHENIX	refinement
PDB_EXTRACT	data extraction

RCSB PDB Core Operations are funded by the U.S. National Science Foundation (DBI-2321666), the US Department of Energy (DE-SC0019749), and the National Cancer Institute, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, and National Institute of General Medical Sciences of the National Institutes of Health under grant R01GM157729.