A quantitative approach to data-collection strategies.
By G. Bourenkov, A. N. Popov. 2006
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Statistical descriptors of the X-ray diffraction data set for a macromolecular crystal can be modelled using the information present in the initial diffraction images. Quantitative relationships between the crystal quality, beam apertures, oscillation width, resolution limit, redundancy and the data statistics are presented. They are analysed in terms of the radiation-dose requirements based on modelling in program the BEST. The influence of radiation damage on the data statistics is discussed.
Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Radiation
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- Macromolecular crystal twinning, lattice disorders and multiple crystals (2008, methodology): “Popov and Bourenkov (90) and Bourenkov and Popov (91) have developed a new method and a software program BEST for optimal planning of X-ray data collection from protein crystals using the rotation method.”