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. 2007 Jan 5;92(6):1891–1899. doi: 10.1529/biophysj.106.092122

TABLE 1.

Crystal structures studied in this work

Complex PDB code Interface surface area (Å2) Complex charge Charge of the free monomers Experimental δΔΔG(I)/δln[I] [kcal/mol2] Calculated with LPB δΔΔGel(I)/δln[I] [kcal/mol2] Calculated with NLBP δΔΔGel(I)/δln[I] [kcal/mol2]
E9Dnase-Im9 (10) (B-A) 1EMV 1465 −3 B = +5; A = −8 2.17 1.29 1.31
Barnase-Barstar (8) (A-D) 1BRS 1585 −4 A = +2; D = −6 0.96 0.67 0.74
Thrombin-Hirudin (54) (H-I) 4HTC 2748 −4 H = +3; I = −7 0.82 0.90 1.29
Tem_1-Blip (55) (A-B) 1JTG 3168 −6 A = −6; B = 0 0.40 0.38 0.34
Amy2-Basi (6) (A-C) 1AVA 2275 −6 A = −4; C = −2 0.35 0.37 0.34
Hemoglobin tetramer (56) (AB-CD) 1A3N 3540 +2 AB = CD = +1 0.16 0.23 0.27
Lactoglobulin dimer (57) (A-B) 1BEB 1167 +26 A = B = +13 −1.62 −0.82 (−2.48) −0.53 (−1.53)

The corresponding letter (chain letter) for each monomer in the complex is indicated in parentheses in column 1. The salt in all cases was NaCl. In case of lactoglobulin dimer, the results obtained with all acidic groups neutral are shown in parentheses in columns 2–7.