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. 1999 Oct 15;13(20):2650–2657. doi: 10.1101/gad.13.20.2650

Table 1.

Crystallographic data

Preparation
Native
I-1a
I-1 + I-10‘a
Data Collection and MIR Statistics
Crystal and data set A A B A B
Resolution (30.0 Å)b  3.2 Å  3.4 Å  3.5 Å  3.3 Å  3.5 Å
Total (Unique) Reflections 175486 (11803) 124686 (8942) 212021 (10180) 151902 (10827) 53730 (9067)
Completeness 99.5% 99.0% 99.4% 99.7% 71.2%
Rmergec  0.084  0.101  0.147  0.126  0.102
Rcullisd
 centric  0.727  0.642  0.604  0.585
 acentric
  Isomorphous  0.682  0.572  0.598  0.540
  anomalous  0.930  0.891  0.595  0.881
Phasing Powere
 centric 1.83 2.03 2.20 2.27
 acentric
  Isomorphous 2.48 2.94 2.93 3.07
  Anomalous 1.24 1.50 1.26 1.51
Refinement
Rworkf (30.0–3.2 Å)  0.260
Rfreef (30.0–3.2 Å)  0.326
rms deviation in bond lengths (protein/DNA): 0.007 Å/0.006 Å
rms deviation in bond angles (protein/DNA): 1.395°/1.222°
rms in the difference of B factors between bonded atoms: 3.8 Åb
a

Native data collected at NSLS. All other data collected with a rotating anode source (Rigaku and MSC Corp.). All data collected on RAXIS-IV detectors (MSC) and reduced with the HKL suite of programs (Otwinowski and Minor 1997). Derivatives were prepared by substitution of thymine bases with 5-iodo-uracil in the octamer element either at position 1 or at position 1 and 10 (numbering as in Fig. 1B). 

b
Reflects highest resolution for which at least 50% of the reflections satisfy I > 2σI.
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for reflections in the working (Rwork) or test (Rfree) data sets. Test set represented 10% of the total number of reflections selected at random. R factors were calculated with the bulk solvent model.