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Escherichia coli encapsulin-associated DyP peroxidase
Starting Model(s) Initial Refinement Model(s) Type Source Accession Code Details in silico model AlphaFold A0A747AN60
Sample Escherichia coli KTE40 encapsulin-associated DyP peroxidase
Specimen Preparation Sample Aggregation State PARTICLE Vitrification Instrument FEI VITROBOT MARK IV Cryogen Name ETHANE Sample Vitrification Details Grids were frozen with the following parameters: blot force 20, blot time 4 seconds, humidty 100 percent, 22 degrees C.
3D Reconstruction Reconstruction Method SINGLE PARTICLE Number of Particles 10490 Reported Resolution (Å) 3.31 Resolution Method FSC 0.143 CUT-OFF Other Details Local refinement with D3 symmetry and force re-do GS-split applied. Refinement Type Symmetry Type POINT Point Symmetry D3
Map-Model Fitting and Refinement Id 1 Refinement Space REAL Refinement Protocol FLEXIBLE FIT Refinement Target cross-correlation coefficient Overall B Value 105.9 Fitting Procedure Details
Data Acquisition Detector Type GATAN K2 SUMMIT (4k x 4k) GATAN K2 SUMMIT (4k x 4k) Electron Dose (electrons/Å**2) 47.84 46.24
Imaging Experiment 1 2 Date of Experiment Temperature (Kelvin) Microscope Model FEI TALOS ARCTICA TFS GLACIOS Minimum Defocus (nm) 1000 1000 Maximum Defocus (nm) 1800 1800 Minimum Tilt Angle (degrees) Maximum Tilt Angle (degrees) Nominal CS 2.7 2.7 Imaging Mode BRIGHT FIELD BRIGHT FIELD Specimen Holder Model Nominal Magnification 45000 45000 Calibrated Magnification Source FIELD EMISSION GUN FIELD EMISSION GUN Acceleration Voltage (kV) 200 200 Imaging Details
EM Software Task Software Package Version PARTICLE SELECTION cryoSPARC 4.5.1 IMAGE ACQUISITION Leginon CTF CORRECTION cryoSPARC 4.5.1 MODEL FITTING UCSF ChimeraX 1.8 IMAGE ACQUISITION Leginon MODEL REFINEMENT PHENIX 1.2.1-4887 MODEL REFINEMENT Coot 0.9.8.1 INITIAL EULER ASSIGNMENT cryoSPARC 4.5.1 FINAL EULER ASSIGNMENT cryoSPARC 4.5.1 RECONSTRUCTION cryoSPARC 4.5.1
Image Processing CTF Correction Type CTF Correction Details Number of Particles Selected Particle Selection Details PHASE FLIPPING AND AMPLITUDE CORRECTION 115178