Table 2.
Crystal data | |
Space group | P21 |
Cell axes, Å | 45.27 133.70 77.95 |
Cell angles, ° | 90 99.76 90 |
No. of molecules per asymmetric unit | 2 |
Data statistics* | |
Resolution limits, Å | 20.0–2.1 |
Resolution limits, outer shell, Å | 2.17–2.1 |
No. of observations | 165,157 |
No. of unique reflections | 48,499 |
Average multiplicity | 3.4 (3.2) |
Completeness, % | 91.3 (80.0) |
R(merge)†, % | 5.8 (23.0) |
〈I/σ(I)〉 | 11.6 (3.3) |
Reflections with I ≥ 3 σ(I), % | 81.6 (62.3) |
Refinement and model statistics | |
No. of protein nonhydrogen atoms | 6,219 |
No. of solvent molecules | 312 |
No. of reflections | 48,305 |
No. of reflections, test set | 2,440 |
Degrees of freedom | 26,132 |
R(cryst), % | 17.7 |
R(free), % | 22.4 |
Mean B, all protein atoms, Å2 | 21.2 |
Mean B, solvent, Å2 | 25.6 |
Ramachandran residues in most favored regions, % | 88.1 |
Ramachandran outliers | None |
rms deviation from target values‡ | |
Bond lengths, Å | 0.012 |
Bond angle distances, Å | 0.031 |
Planar 1–4 distances, Å | 0.031 |
Numbers in parentheses refer to data in outer resolution shell.
R(merge) = 100 × (Σh,i|Ih,i − Ih |/Σh,i Ih,i), where the summation is over all observations Ih,i contributing to the reflection intensities Ih.
With respect to the parameters of Engh and Huber (41).