2HUJ: Crystal structure of a protein of uknown function (NP_471338.1) from Listeria innocua at 1.74 A resolution
X-ray · 1.74 Å · released 8 Aug 2006 · Listeria innocua
How it was solved
- Method
- X-ray
- Resolution
- 1.74 Å
- Released
- 8 Aug 2006
- Rfree
- 0.207
- Rwork
- 0.173
- Clashscore
- 1.45
- Ramachandran outliers
- 0.00%
- Rotamer outliers
- 0.92%
Crystallisation
- Technique
- Vapor Diffusion, Sitting Drop, Nanodrop
- pH
- 4.6
- Temperature
- 277.0 K
30.0% Glycerol, 5.6% PEG-4000, 0.1M Acetate, pH 4.6, VAPOR DIFFUSION, SITTING DROP, NANODROP, temperature 277K
What it led to
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