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Hi Alexei,<br>
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When refining a model against a density-modified cryo-EM map,
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phenix.real_space_refine uses the resolution only to calculate and
report map-model correlation coefficient. The resolution you specify
does not affect refinement results in any way. It's best though to
provide the resolution of the map that is used in refinement.<br>
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Pavel<br>
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