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Re: a question related to structurebiology publication

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I for one do not feel that the message below meets these guidelines as it would appear to me to be a personal matter between yourself and your supervisor. I suspect others share my opinion.



Regards Graeme



From: CCP4 bulletin board [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Smith Lee

Sent: 20 October 2015 09:41

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Subject: [ccp4bb] a question related to structurebiology publication



Dear All,



At a specific time I joined a lab working on protein complex. Before I joined the lab they collaborate with the other crystallography lab and get the diffraction data of several crystals (including the initial models, which were without any refinements, including the registration errors, the poor Ramachandran outliers, the poor rotamer outliers, the loop missing, etc). Clearly my host lab did not have the ability to do the refine, and they also did not hope their previous collaborator to work on the refine.



I joined the lab at this critical point, and complete all the refinements. In addition, during the refinement process I have some significant discoveries on the biology sides by solving the refinement process (for example, without my establishing the missing loops, the 3-D structural cannot explain any biology function at all, which was recognized by the lab).



Besides, in this lab I also worked on several structures based on cryo-EM map. The map data was not collected and processed by me, but the model was built by me, and the refinement was done by me. During the refinement process, all (or most or some) the biological functions have been explained by me based on the structure.



I did not take part in the biochemistry part research, but all the mutations (the only biochemistry .research related done in the lab) were designed base on the 3-D structure I refined (for crystallography structure) or I modelled and refined (for the cryo-em structure).



Now the lab started to write the publications. At this moment the boss have not informed me to join the several-group for the writing.



Most importantly the boss has requested me several times to tell exactly how to solve the structure I solved to my fellows (who were in writing the publication now), which I have not disclosed.



Further, if I told them, it seems they would repeat the process, and even they repeat exactly my way, the final results can be a little different, for example the Ramachandran favoured can be 93.25 for one run to 93.10 for the repeat run , in this way they would claim the structure solving was done by themself.



Another situation was that, the ones starting writing the manuscripts could not solved the 3-D structures at all, but the boss has phone to somebody else that the 3-D structure was solved by that guy. And the guy even claimed he built the cryo-em model in the large scale group meeting in the situation both the building and refine were completed by myself.



The other trend was that, the other lab members especially lacked structure biology knowledge. When I made a PPT on my structure biology research, after several days they would say my figures were not nicely prepared (but my PPT is for the purpose at the moment of preparation), and they tod me they will prepare much better one (in this way they can modify mine), in this way it seems they would regarded I have not taking part in the publications if they publish (the boss claim if he did not adopt any of my research for the publication, what should I do).



When I negotiated with my boss to join his group, I have told him the reason I joined his group is that I intended to have more papers.



Considering the situation, will you please advise how can I protect my right as the co-author and even my right as the major co-author?





Best regards.





Smith






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