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. 2005 May 13;102(21):7517–7522. doi: 10.1073/pnas.0502495102

Table 3. Residue-specific interactions.

% access*
Neighboring residues in van der Waals contacts
% Identity
Residue WT K24nL
F6 2.5 1.9 F10, R14, F17 100
F10 7.6 3.8 F6, V9, F17, K29, K32, L34 91
F17 2.1 4.9 F6, F10, M12, L20, Q25, L28, K29 87
L20 16.9 17.5 M12, F17, P21, K24, L28 74
L28 17.3 5.9 F10, F17, L20, K24, H27 70
L34 17.7 22.4 F10 96
F35 66.7 53.3 L1, F6, F10, K29, L34 100
D3 38.7 37.9 R14 61(D/E)
R14 28.7 31.1 F6, L1, D3 70(R/K)
Q25 12.0 10.7 F17, L22, A18, L20 57(39 K/R)
K24 23.7 17.1 L20, P21, W23, H27, L28 87(9 R)
K29 16.7 13.1 F10, F17, Q25, Q26, F35 91(9 R)

Van der Waals interactions <4 Å, with those between the core Phes and residues residing in a different helix are given in italics. Interactions that are observed in the x-ray structures but not in the NMR structure 1VII are shown in bold. The sequence identity is based on a comparison of villin from 23 species (8).

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Values are given for WT (pH 6.7) and K24nL (pH 7.0); values for the other two structures are similar.