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. 2001 Apr;10(4):707–714. doi: 10.1110/ps.48001

Table 2.

X-ray data collection and MIR phasing statistics

Native Derivative
Data collection Data 1 Data 2 K2Pt(NO3)4 SmCl3 K2OsO4
X-ray source CuKαa synchrotronb CuKαa CuKαa CuKαa
Resolution (Å) 50–2.4 50–2.0 50–2.6 50–2.6 50–2.4
Observed reflections 73341 52662 31026 25937 41799
Unique reflections 10457 15205 8080 8040 9896
Rmergec (%) 5.7 (14.8d) 5.4 (25.4e) 9.5 (31.5f) 11.6 (36.4f) 6.5 (26.8d)
Completeness (%) 99.2 (91.9d) 86.6 (73.7e) 98.4 (97.7f) 98.5 (99.9f) 96.9 (97.8d)
Ilσ(I) 25.8 (12.3d) 17.8 (4.58e) 9.13 (3.55f) 7.00 (2.89f) 12.4 (4.27d)
MIR phasingg
Resolution (Å) 15–5.0 15–5.0 15–5.0 15–5.0
Phasing power 1.91 1.45 1.49
Rcullis 0.51 0.56 0.58
Figure of merit 0.822

a With DIP100 image plate detector (MacScience).

b At the BL6A2 beamline (λ = 1.000 [Å]) of the Photon Factory with the Sakabe Weissenberg camera (Sakabe 1991).

c By the HKL suite (Otwinowski and Minor 1997).

d 2.49–2.40 Å resolution.

e 2.07–2.00 Å resolution.

f 2.69–2.60 Å resolution.

g By the program MLPHARE (Otwinowski 1991) in the CCP4 suite (Collaborative Computational Project, Number 4, 1994).

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