[buster-discuss] why 02-BUSTER ?

Jonathan Grimes jonathan at strubi.ox.ac.uk
Thu Jun 24 12:02:18 CEST 2010


  Can someone explain why BUSTER does a 01-BUSTER
  and then seems to redo refinement creating a 02-BUSTER
  directory.  What is the decision making process ??

   I have been running BUSTER on a protein with 3-fold   
   ncs, so using the -autoncs flag and using grouped B-factor
   refinement (the data go to 3.5A), with 4 big cycles and 50 small.
   Previously BUSTER only ran creating 01-BUSTER.  Now
   it appears to repeat the process, with the Rfactor jumping
   back upto the value (close to, bit not exactly) at the start
   of 01-BUSTER.

   Thanks
    Jonathan


  

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Division of Structural Biology
Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics
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