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24 Aug
2009
24 Aug
'09
7:29 p.m.
Hey Everyone, I am working on an xray structure that contains a ruthenium. I have been able to use elbow to create a cif file that phenix can read and refine without throwing error messages. However, there is a large amount of positive electron density after the refinement. I am looking into modeling coordinate waters, but I first wanted to check that the ruthenium is being read correctly by phenix. How do I figure out if it is properly recognized (eg correct scattering factors, bond and angle restraints, etc)? Thanks, Terry -- P. Therese Lang Postdoctoral Scholar Alber Lab, UC Berkeley