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The uncertainty for each atom is quantitated in its [[Temperature_value|temperature value]].

The '''images at right''' show how the electron density map<ref name="edm">Electron density maps are the results of [[X-ray ~~diffraction~~]] experiments.</ref><ref name="stills">These are "perfect" electron density maps calculated from the atomic model (R factor = 0.0%, perfect phases and amplitudes, contoured at 1 sigma). Electron density maps based on experimental data would fit the true conformation less well. Because these electron density maps were calculated from an atomic model that lacked hydrogen atoms, the electron densities for hydrogen atoms that would appear with experimental data at a resolution of 0.5 Å do not appear.</ref> becomes more accurate and detailed as the uncertainty (resolution value) decreases from 5.0 Å to 0.5 Å.

The '''images at right''' show how the electron density map<ref name="edm">Electron density maps are the results of [[X-ray crystallography]] experiments.</ref><ref name="stills">These are "perfect" electron density maps calculated from the atomic model (R factor = 0.0%, perfect phases and amplitudes, contoured at 1 sigma). Electron density maps based on experimental data would fit the true conformation less well. Because these electron density maps were calculated from an atomic model that lacked hydrogen atoms, the electron densities for hydrogen atoms that would appear with experimental data at a resolution of 0.5 Å do not appear.</ref> becomes more accurate and detailed as the uncertainty (resolution value) decreases from 5.0 Å to 0.5 Å.

The images at right were taken from a movie<ref>The movie ([[Image:Resolution_holton.mpeg]]) was created by James Holton at the Advanced Light Source of the Berkeley Laboratory at the University of California. Holton kindly gave explicit permission to use this movie in Proteopedia. The original source was http://ucxray.berkeley.edu/~jamesh/movies.</ref> in which the atomic model and electron density map rock back and forth while the resolution value (uncertainty) increases from 0.5 to 5.0 Å.

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 The uncertainty for each atom is quantitated in its [[Temperature_value|temperature value]].
-The '''images at right''' show how the electron density map<ref name="edm">Electron density maps are the results of [[X-ray diffraction]] experiments.</ref><ref name="stills">These are "perfect" electron density maps calculated from the atomic model (R factor = 0.0%, perfect phases and amplitudes, contoured at 1 sigma). Electron density maps based on experimental data would fit the true conformation less well. Because these electron density maps were calculated from an atomic model that lacked hydrogen atoms, the electron densities for hydrogen atoms that would appear with experimental data at a resolution of 0.5 &Aring; do not appear.</ref> becomes more accurate and detailed as the uncertainty (resolution value) decreases from 5.0 &Aring; to 0.5 &Aring;.
+The '''images at right''' show how the electron density map<ref name="edm">Electron density maps are the results of [[X-ray crystallography]] experiments.</ref><ref name="stills">These are "perfect" electron density maps calculated from the atomic model (R factor = 0.0%, perfect phases and amplitudes, contoured at 1 sigma). Electron density maps based on experimental data would fit the true conformation less well. Because these electron density maps were calculated from an atomic model that lacked hydrogen atoms, the electron densities for hydrogen atoms that would appear with experimental data at a resolution of 0.5 &Aring; do not appear.</ref> becomes more accurate and detailed as the uncertainty (resolution value) decreases from 5.0 &Aring; to 0.5 &Aring;.
 The images at right were taken from a movie<ref>The movie ([[Image:Resolution_holton.mpeg]]) was created by James Holton at the Advanced Light Source of the Berkeley Laboratory at the University of California. Holton kindly gave explicit permission to use this movie in Proteopedia. The original source was http://ucxray.berkeley.edu/~jamesh/movies.</ref> in which the atomic model and electron density map rock back and forth while the resolution value (uncertainty) increases from 0.5 to 5.0 &Aring;.