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Crystal structure determination and refinement<i>via</i><i>SIR2014</i>

Journal of Applied Crystallography · 2015 · Vol. 48(1) · pp. 306–309
M. C. BurlaRocco CaliandroBenedetta CarrozziniG. CascaranoCorrado CuocciCarmelo GiacovazzoMariarosaria MallamoA. MazzoneG. Polidori

Abstract

SIR2014 is the latest program of the SIR suite for crystal structure solution of small, medium and large structures. A variety of phasing algorithms have been implemented, both ab initio (standard or modern direct methods, Patterson techniques, Vive la Différence ) and non- ab initio (simulated annealing, molecular replacement). The program contains tools for crystal structure refinement and for the study of three-dimensional electron-density maps via suitable viewers.

Enzyme Structure and FunctionX-ray Diffraction in CrystallographyCrystallization and Solubility StudiesPhaserAb initioCrystal structureSuiteCrystallographySimulated annealingElectron densityAb initio quantum chemistry methodsCrystal structure predictionComputer science
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