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PDBsum entry 5gai
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Viral protein
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5gai
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(+ 6 more)
721 a.a.
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146 a.a.
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662 a.a.
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References listed in PDB file
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Key reference
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Title
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Resolution and probabilistic models of components in cryoem maps of mature p22 bacteriophage.
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Authors
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G.Pintilie,
D.H.Chen,
C.A.Haase-Pettingell,
J.A.King,
W.Chiu.
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Ref.
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Biophys J, 2016,
110,
827-839.
[DOI no: ]
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Abstract
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CryoEM continues to produce density maps of larger and more complex assemblies
with multiple protein components of mixed symmetries. Resolution is not always
uniform throughout a cryoEM map, and it can be useful to estimate the resolution
in specific molecular components of a large assembly. In this study, we present
procedures to 1) estimate the resolution in subcomponents by gold-standard
Fourier shell correlation (FSC); 2) validate modeling procedures, particularly
at medium resolutions, which can include loop modeling and flexible fitting; and
3) build probabilistic models that combine high-accuracy priors (such as
crystallographic structures) with medium-resolution cryoEM densities. As an
example, we apply these methods to new cryoEM maps of the mature bacteriophage
P22, reconstructed without imposing icosahedral symmetry. Resolution estimates
based on gold-standard FSC show the highest resolution in the coat region
(7.6 Å), whereas other components are at slightly lower resolutions: portal
(9.2 Å), hub (8.5 Å), tailspike (10.9 Å), and needle (10.5 Å). These
differences are indicative of inherent structural heterogeneity and/or
reconstruction accuracy in different subcomponents of the map. Probabilistic
models for these subcomponents provide new insights, to our knowledge, and
structural information when taking into account uncertainty given the
limitations of the observed density.
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