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   <admin>
      <current_status>
         <code>REL</code>
         <processing_site>PDBe</processing_site>
      </current_status>
      <sites>
         <deposition>PDBe</deposition>
         <last_processing>PDBe</last_processing>
      </sites>
      <key_dates>
         <deposition>2005-09-10</deposition>
         <header_release>2005-09-10</header_release>
         <map_release>2006-09-10</map_release>
         <update>2011-05-26</update>
      </key_dates>
      <title>Hepatitis B small surface antigen particles are octahedral.</title>
      <authors_list>
         <author>Gilbert RJC</author>
         <author>Beales L</author>
         <author>Blond D</author>
         <author>Simon MN</author>
      </authors_list>
      <keywords>
         </keywords>
   </admin>
   <crossreferences>
      <citation_list>
         <primary_citation>
            <journal_citation published="true">
               <author order="1">Gilbert RJ</author>
               <author order="2">Beales L</author>
               <author order="3">Blond D</author>
               <author order="4">Simon MN</author>
               <author order="5">Lin BY</author>
               <author order="6">Chisari FV</author>
               <author order="7">Stuart DI</author>
               <author order="8">Rowlands DJ</author>
               <title>Hepatitis B small surface antigen particles are octahedral.</title>
               <journal>PROC.NAT.ACAD.SCI.USA</journal>
               <volume>102</volume>
               <first_page>14783</first_page>
               <last_page>14788</last_page>
               <year>2005</year>
               <external_references type="PUBMED">16203986</external_references>
               <external_references type="DOI">doi:10.1073/pnas.0505062102</external_references>
            </journal_citation>
         </primary_citation>
      </citation_list>
   </crossreferences>
   <sample>
      <name>Hepatitis B small surface antigen</name>
      <supramolecule_list>
         <sample_supramolecule supramolecule_id="1000">
            <name>Hepatitis B small surface antigen</name>
            <details>The sample was a mixed population of smaller            and
      larger       particles; this is a map of the larger kind</details>
            <oligomeric_state>An octahedral structure consisting of 48</oligomeric_state>
            <number_unique_components>1</number_unique_components>
            <molecular_weight>
               <experimental units="MDa">2.16</experimental>
               <theoretical units="MDa">2.04</theoretical>
               <method>Volumetrically, also by STEM and fitting of
      atomic models</method>
            </molecular_weight>
         </sample_supramolecule>
      </supramolecule_list>
      <macromolecule_list>
         <protein_or_peptide macromolecule_id="1">
            <name synonym="sAg">surface antigen</name>
            <natural_source database="NCBI">
               <organism ncbi="10407">Hepatitis B virus</organism>
               <tissue>Mouse serum</tissue>
            </natural_source>
            <molecular_weight>
               <experimental units="MDa">0.024</experimental>
               <theoretical units="MDa">0.024</theoretical>
            </molecular_weight>
            <details>48 sAg proteins compose the particle reconstructed</details>
            <number_of_copies>48</number_of_copies>
            <oligomeric_state>48 copies obeying octahedral symmetry</oligomeric_state>
            <recombinant_exp_flag>true</recombinant_exp_flag>
            <recombinant_expression database="NCBI">
               <recombinant_organism ncbi="10090">Mus musculus</recombinant_organism>
            </recombinant_expression>
            <sequence>
               </sequence>
         </protein_or_peptide>
      </macromolecule_list>
   </sample>
   <structure_determination_list>
      <structure_determination structure_determination_id="1">
         <method>singleParticle</method>
         <aggregation_state>particle</aggregation_state>
         <specimen_preparation_list>
            <single_particle_preparation preparation_id="1">
               <concentration units="mg/mL">0.3</concentration>
               <buffer>
                  <ph>7.2</ph>
                  <details>PBS</details>
               </buffer>
               <grid>
                  <details>300 mesh copper grid bearing holey carbon film</details>
               </grid>
               <vitrification>
                  <cryogen_name>ETHANE</cryogen_name>
                  <chamber_temperature units="K">20</chamber_temperature>
                  <instrument>HOMEMADE PLUNGER</instrument>
                  <details>Vitrification instrument: Simple guillotone</details>
                  <method>Blot until grid draws away from paper</method>
               </vitrification>
            </single_particle_preparation>
         </specimen_preparation_list>
         <microscopy_list>
            <single_particle_microscopy microscopy_id="1">
               <microscope>FEI/PHILIPS CM200FEG</microscope>
               <illumination_mode>FLOOD BEAM</illumination_mode>
               <imaging_mode>BRIGHT FIELD</imaging_mode>
               <electron_source>FIELD EMISSION GUN</electron_source>
               <acceleration_voltage units="kV">200</acceleration_voltage>
               <nominal_cs units="mm">2</nominal_cs>
               <nominal_defocus_min units="&#181;m">1.79</nominal_defocus_min>
               <nominal_defocus_max units="&#181;m">7.21</nominal_defocus_max>
               <nominal_magnification>38000.0</nominal_magnification>
               <specimen_holder_model>GATAN LIQUID NITROGEN</specimen_holder_model>
               <temperature>
                  <temperature_average units="K">100</temperature_average>
               </temperature>
               <alignment_procedure>
                  <legacy>
                     <astigmatism>Astigmatism corrected at 135,000 magnification</astigmatism>
                  </legacy>
               </alignment_procedure>
               <date>2000-06-01</date>
               <image_recording_list>
                  <image_recording>
                     <film_or_detector_model category="FILM">KODAK SO-163 FILM</film_or_detector_model>
                     <digitization_details>
                        <scanner>OTHER</scanner>
                        <sampling_interval units="&#181;m">8.33</sampling_interval>
                     </digitization_details>
                     <number_real_images>17</number_real_images>
                     <average_electron_dose_per_image units="e/&#8491;^2">2</average_electron_dose_per_image>
                     <od_range>5.0</od_range>
                     <bits_per_pixel>8.</bits_per_pixel>
                  </image_recording>
               </image_recording_list>
               <specimen_holder>Eucentric</specimen_holder>
            </single_particle_microscopy>
         </microscopy_list>
         <singleparticle_processing image_processing_id="1">
            <details>The particles were selected using Ximdisp</details>
            <ctf_correction>
               <details>by micrograph</details>
            </ctf_correction>
            <final_reconstruction>
               <applied_symmetry>
                  <point_group>O</point_group>
               </applied_symmetry>
               <algorithm>OTHER</algorithm>
               <resolution res_type="BY AUTHOR" units="&#8491;">12.0</resolution>
               <resolution_method>OTHER</resolution_method>
               <software_list>
                  <software>
                     <name>IMAGIC, FREALIGN and SPIDER</name>
                  </software>
               </software_list>
               <details>Single particles were reconstructed in IMAGIC       using
        D2       symmetry and then in FREALIGN using tetrahedral
        symmetry. Maps       were shown to in fact have octahedral
        symmetry. Reconstruction was       iterative and has symmetry
        determination and size fractionation coupled.</details>
               <number_images_used>882</number_images_used>
            </final_reconstruction>
            <final_angle_assignment>
               <details>SPIDER</details>
            </final_angle_assignment>
         </singleparticle_processing>
      </structure_determination>
   </structure_determination_list>
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      <file>emd_1159.map.gz</file>
      <symmetry>
         <space_group>1</space_group>
      </symmetry>
      <data_type>IMAGE STORED AS FLOATING POINT NUMBER (4 BYTES)</data_type>
      <dimensions>
         <col>128</col>
         <row>128</row>
         <sec>128</sec>
      </dimensions>
      <origin>
         <col>-64</col>
         <row>-64</row>
         <sec>-64</sec>
      </origin>
      <spacing>
         <x>128</x>
         <y>128</y>
         <z>128</z>
      </spacing>
      <cell>
         <a units="&#8491;">350.4</a>
         <b units="&#8491;">350.4</b>
         <c units="&#8491;">350.4</c>
         <alpha units="deg">90</alpha>
         <beta units="deg">90</beta>
         <gamma units="deg">90</gamma>
      </cell>
      <axis_order>
         <fast>Z</fast>
         <medium>X</medium>
         <slow>Y</slow>
      </axis_order>
      <statistics>
         <minimum>-330.235000000000014</minimum>
         <maximum>676.196000000000026</maximum>
         <average>0.0000000264669</average>
         <std>61.981200000000001</std>
      </statistics>
      <pixel_spacing>
         <x units="&#8491;">2.7375</x>
         <y units="&#8491;">2.7375</y>
         <z units="&#8491;">2.7375</z>
      </pixel_spacing>
      <contour_list>
         <contour primary="true">
            <level>56.600000000000001</level>
         </contour>
      </contour_list>
      <annotation_details>Electron density map of an octahedral large
      Hepatitis B small surface antigen particle</annotation_details>
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   </map>
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