
Hi Oli,
I am sorry for the trouble with phenix.map_sharpening! I think that the
problem is the lack of clarity on our part about how to specify the
sequence file. You need to use "seq_file=seq.fasta" and not
sequence_files=seq.fasta.
Once you fix that you will see that you need to specify one more thing...if
you supply a single map you now need to say "sharpening_method=b-factor" to
differentiate between shell-scaling (was phenix.aniso_sharpen) and b-factor
scaling (was phenix.auto_sharpen). (In the GUI this is supposed to be more
clear...)
So your command now is:
phenix.map_sharpening cryosparc_P4_J199_002_volume_map.mrc resolution=2.3
\
seq_file=seq.fasta sharpening_method=b-factor
Let me know if that does not do it!
All the best,
Tom T
b-factor scaling
On Tue, Jun 3, 2025 at 2:15 AM Oliver Clarke
Actually - there seems to be some other problem here, because even if I provide a sequence file - e.g. phenix.map_sharpening cryosparc_P4_J199_002_volume_map.mrc resolution=2.3 sequence_files=seq.fasta - it seems to read the sequence file, but still terminates complaining about the absence of a sequence. This is using phenix-2.0rc1-5668.
Cheers Oli
On Jun 3, 2025, at 9:54 AM, Oliver Clarke
wrote: Hi,
The new-ish map_sharpening utility seems to absolutely require a sequence file (at least on the CLI), whereas using auto_sharpen one could directly provide solvent content or estimated molecular mass.
This option - molecular_mass - is still present in map_sharpening, but the program still terminates with an error - "Sorry: Need a sequence file". Is this intended?
I run using the following command: phenix.map_sharpening cryosparc_P4_J199_002_volume_map.mrc resolution=2.3 molecular_mass=50000
Cheers Oli
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