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. 2004 Jul;10(7):1026–1033. doi: 10.1261/rna.7240504

TABLE 1.

Crystallographic statistics

Diffraction data Crystal I (SeMet) Crystal II (Native)
Data set
    Unit cell a, b, c (Å) 63.67, 108.78, 111.89 63.70, 108.82, 111.99
    Resolution range (Å) 30–2.2 2.28 – 2.2 30–2.25 2.33–2.25
    Reflections
        observed 431,614 40,762 288,667 19,524
        unique 40,114 3941 37,455 3454
    Completeness (%) 99.7 99.6 99.1 92.7
    〈I〉/〈σ(I) 〉 43.1 7.2 30.6 4.0
    Rsyma (%) 0.07 0.414 0.062 0.395
SIRAS analysis
    Resolution range (Å) 30–2.2 2.28–2.2
    Rderivb 0.062 0.155
    Mean figure of meritc 0.35 0.20
    Phasing power (centric)d 1.04 0.44
    Phasing power (acentric) 1.23 0.52
Refinement
    Resolution range (Å) 30–2.2 2.28–2.2
    Rfreee 0.254 0.324
    Rwork 0.216 0.274
    RMSD bonds/anglesf 0.0059 Å/1.23°
    Coordinate errorg 0.27 Å

aRsym = ∑|I − 〈I〉|/∑ I where I is the observed intensity and 〈I〉 is the statistically weighted absolute intensity of multiple measurements of symmetry related reflections.

bRderiv = ∑||FPH| − | Fp||/∑|Fp|, where |FPH| and |Fp| are the heavy-atom derivative and protein structure factor amplitudes, respectively.

cMean figure of merit = 〈∑ P(α)e/∑P(α) >, where α is the phase and P(α) is the phase-probability distribution.

dPhasing power = 〈|FH|〉/〈||Fp + FH| − |FPH||〉, where |FH| is the heavy atom structure factor amplitude; reported for centric and acentric reflections.

eThe free-R factor was calculated with a randomly selected 10% of the reflections.

fRoot mean square deviations (RMSD) from ideal bond lengths and angles.

gCross-validated σA coordinate error.