(All numbering and residues are taken from first PDB file)
Bending Residue Dihedral Analysis
Residue
iResidue
i+1Distance of hinge axis to residue i in
(A) Distance of hinge axis to residue i in
(A) Change in
(deg) Change in
(deg) Angle of psi(i) axis to hinge axis
(deg) Angle of psi(i) axis to hinge axis
(deg) Percentage Progress
ASP-115
PHE-116
20.4
20.6
-1.7
2.4
99.0
94.9
36.8
PHE-116
PRO-117
17.0
17.2
-5.3
-14.9
109.4
110.0
-102.2
PRO-117
ASN-118
14.2
14.6
-68.9
30.3
46.6
53.5
189.1
ASN-118
LEU-119
12.7
12.8
19.8
-12.2
55.6
72.4
47.4
LEU-119
ASP-120
9.8
11.1
-10.1
-12.8
72.9
49.4
46.3
ASP-120
ASP-121
11.8
13.7
-13.9
26.8
49.2
78.9
-157.8
ASP-121
TRP-122
11.9
12.3
-4.5
29.1
122.3
127.9
86.5
TRP-122
GLN-123
11.7
12.3
16.3
-12.3
135.0
126.8
-30.2
Graph shows rotational transition at bending residues and can be used
to identify hinge bending residues.
Probably only informative for interdomain rotations greater than 20 degrees
Residue
iResidue
i+1Distance of hinge axis to residue i in
(A) Distance of hinge axis to residue i in
(A) Change in
(deg) Change in
(deg) Angle of psi(i) axis to hinge axis
(deg) Angle of psi(i) axis to hinge axis
(deg) Percentage Progress
ILE-223
ARG-224
4.8
5.1
-2.2
1.8
135.5
133.7
37.3
ARG-224
ALA-225
3.2
3.5
2.8
-1.6
54.3
48.1
8.0
ALA-225
HIS-226
3.6
3.1
4.2
13.3
38.5
41.5
50.9
Graph shows rotational transition at bending residues and can be used
to identify hinge bending residues.
Probably only informative for interdomain rotations greater than 20 degrees
Residue
iResidue
i+1Distance of hinge axis to residue i in
(A) Distance of hinge axis to residue i in
(A) Change in
(deg) Change in
(deg) Angle of psi(i) axis to hinge axis
(deg) Angle of psi(i) axis to hinge axis
(deg) Percentage Progress
ILE-231
PHE-232
2.2
2.3
-2.9
1.7
162.9
167.9
-6.5
PHE-232
THR-233
2.3
2.0
-4.3
3.8
119.0
120.8
56.0
THR-233
SER-234
1.5
1.9
-3.9
-4.8
162.9
162.7
-36.0
Graph shows rotational transition at bending residues and can be used
to identify hinge bending residues.
Probably only informative for interdomain rotations greater than 20 degrees