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. 2005 Jun;14(6):1526–1537. doi: 10.1110/ps.051363105

Table 1.

Potential templates from the Protein Data Bank

A. Gapped BLAST using BLOSUM62 Matrix
Accession no. Description Sequence length Alignment length E-value Bit-score Sequence identity (%) Sequence similarity (%)
1d2s_a Sex hormone-binding globulin 170 82 0.941166 26.7659 21 46
1qi7_a N-glycosidase 253 27 1.17302 26.4153 44 63
1dyk_a Laminin α2 chain 374 50 1.38631 26.0647 28 52
1quo_a Laminin α2 chain 181 69 3.14801 25.013 25 45
1ikp_a Exotoxin A 599 20 4.04452 24.6624 50 50
1aer_b Exotoxin A 195 20 5.07931 24.3119 50 50
1aer_a Exotoxin A 205 20 5.35662 24.3119 50 50
1wht_a Serine carboxypeptidase II 256 84 5.52182 24.3119 24 49
9gaf_c Glycosylasparaginase 292 62 6.88212 23.9613 24 45
B. FUGUE Z-Score ≥6.0 (CERTAIN 99% confidence)
Accession no. Description Profile length Z-score
(A) Gapped BLAST and (B) FUGUE were used to identify potential templates from PDB files available. The 223-amino-acid query sequence was used for Gapped BLAST using a BLOSUM62 Matrix. Potential templates are listed. Useful templates contain sequence that spans the 223-amino-acid query sequence and demonstrate maximum sequence identity. The FUGUE algorithm was used to detect templates not identified via Gapped BLAST. Z-scores ≥6.0 are marked as highly probable or “certain” templates. Adequate profile length while maximizing Z-score provides the criteria for selecting a template. Combining the two methods revealed the laminin α2 LG5 chain from 1dyk.pdb as the best template.
1dyk Laminin α2 chain 213 17.08
1c4r Neurexin-1 β 180 15.09
1quo Laminin α2 chain 181 14.71
1d2s Sex hormone-binding globulin 170 10.02
1h30 Growth-arrest-specific protein 391 9.69