Convert h5 format to cbf format: XDS can't operate with h5 format images, so you need to convert the image to cbf format before the process. On macOS, eiger2cbf is a useful program to do this.
eiger2cbf path/to/your/h5_master_data -- get number of frames
eiger2cbf path/to/your/h5_master_data N out.cbf -- write N-th frame to out.cbf
eiger2cbf path/to/your/h5_master_data N -- write N-th frame to STDOUT
eiger2cbf path/to/your/h5_master_data N:M out -- write N to M-th frames to outNNNNNN.cbf
For example:
eiger2cbf path/to/your/h5_master_data 1:720 out # convert all the 720 images to cbf format
XDSGUI
Install XDSGUI according to this instrucment.
Run the XDSGUI in the terminal.
cd path/to/your/images
xdsgui
Load the image and generate the XDS.INP file:
Modify the XDS.INP file to meet your needs, then click Run XDS
.
:::caution
If you collect your data with 10U2 beamline in SSRF, you should modify the ROTATION_AXIS
parameter to 0 -1 0
.
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Check the result in page CORRECT
There are two ways to use Xia2: use Xia2 in CCP4, or install the latest xia2/DIALS bundle according to this website.
Process your data with it:
cd path/to/images
xia2 pipeline=dials-aimless ./ goniometer.axes=0.000000,1.000000,0.000000 xia2.settings.resolution.d_min=2
Request a license and install autoPORC according to this website.
Process your data with it:
cd path/to/images
process -I . -d autoproc -R 50 2 > out.log
#save the result in subdirectory named autoproc, resolution vary from 2 to 50, save the log to out.log file.
Find the XDS_ASCII.HKL
file in the autoproc directory as the diffraction file.
Valid the data with Phenix Xtriage, put the diffraction file in, and run.
Find the XDS_ASCII.HKL
file in the autoproc directory as the diffraction file.
Get the template model:
Determine how many copies are in ASU(asymmetric unit):
You can get the number from the result of the Xtriage
::: grid {cols=2,rows=1,gap=12,type=images}
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Or you can use the cell content analysis tool in CCP4.
[!NOTE]
You can determine the number of copies through the Solvent content, generally, the solvent content of most biological macromolecule crystals is between 40% and 60%.
Do molecular replacement with Phenix Phaser-MR.
::: grid {cols=4,rows=1,gap=12,type=images}
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Build your model with Phenix AutoBuild: input the result of molecular replacement, and run.
Check the model from AutoBuild in Coot and refine it manually.
::: grid {cols=2,rows=1,gap=12,type=images}
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原始链接为 https://xxu.do/posts/academic/X-ray-data-processing