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. 2003 Feb;12(2):266–277. doi: 10.1110/ps.0227703

Table 1.

Main-chain hydrogen bonds in the X-ray, NMR, and simulated structures of toxin α determined using the DSSP program (Kabsch and Sander 1983)

Residue Hydrogen bond
NH CO X-ray NMR(%) MD(%)
X1
Q2* D57.od1 D57.od1
C3* K15 X X 97
H4* K58 R60.od1 X 44
N5* T13 X X 72
Q6* T13 Q6.oe1
Q7
S8 136 X 88
S9
Q10* Q7 X X 36
P11
P12
T13* P11 Q6.oe1 95
T14
K15* C3 X X X
T16
C17* X1 X X 79
P18
G19 C17 X X
Q20 C17 X X
T21
N22*
C23* C54 X X 64
Y24* G39 X X X
K25* N52 X X X
K26* Q37 X X X
V27* K50 X X X
W28* I35 X X X
R29* G48 38
D30* G33 X X X
H31
R32
G33 D30 X
T34*
I35* W28 X X X
I36* T34 S8.og 41
Q37* K26 X X X
R38* Q6 28
G39* Y24 X X 95
C40
G41* N22 X X X
C42
P43
T44
V45*
K46* T44 36
P47
G48 K46 50
I49* K46 X X 82
K50* V27 X X 95
N52* K25 X X X
C53
C54* C23 X X X
T55
T56*
D57
K58* Q2 X 50 97
C59 T56 X 75 51
N60* N60.og 46
N61* C59.o C59.o

Residue names with an asterisk are those for which the amide proton is found to be protected from the exchange by NMR. “X” indicates that the hydrogen bond is present in the X-ray structure, or at 100% present in NMR and simulated structures. Percentage of structures presenting the hydrogen bond is indicated for NMR and simulated structures when different from 100%. Identified side-chain acceptors are also indicated.