[phenixbb] Real Space Refinement with marginal data
Pavel Afonine
PAfonine at lbl.gov
Wed Apr 14 17:08:39 PDT 2010
Hi Carsten,
> I was wondering if anyone had experience/advice for real space
> refinement with phenix using marginal data to 3A. I just did a run
> (SA, real-space refinement against diff_map, 2 fold NCS, grouped APD,
> fix_rotamers enabled) were the resulting structure showed lots of
> disconnected sidechains and some broken main chains. I am just
> repeating the run w/o real space refinement, may be the combination of
> SA and real space refinement was a bit harsh, but am wondering what
> kind of parameters make most sense to tweak in order to avoid having
> the molecules fall apart.
>
this could be a weight issue (weight between real-space target and
restraints). In general I didn't find it too beneficial doing real-space
refinement globally, although I've seen cases where it made a good
difference (but at higher than 3A resolution). You may try to switch to
"simple" target (to make it run much faster) and turn on the weight
optimization:
real_space_refinement {
mode = *simple diff_map
target_weights = value *grid_search gradients_ratio
rmsd_max_bonds = 0.05
rmsd_max_angles = 5
grid_search_scales = 0.25 0.5 0.75 1 1.25 1.5 1.75 2 2.5 3
}
"fix_rotamers=true" (local real-space refinement for the residues that
really need it, as determined automatically) is much better option. I
thoroughly tested it up to 3A resolution and in all test cases it worked
just great. Try it and see what happens for your data.
Pavel.
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