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

Table 2.

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

Residue Hydrogen bond
NH CO X-Ray NMR X-MD NMR-MD
Z1 C35 31 43
F2
T3 C33 X X 33 X
N4 C33 96
V5*
S6*
C7* K31 X 99 X
T8
T9
S10
K11
E12 T9 X
C13* T9 X X 52
C13* S10 45
W14* S10 X X X 37
W14* K11 X 31
S15 K11 X X 89 84
S15 E12 25
V16 E12 X X 91 88
C17* C13 X X X X
Q18* W14 X X 97 X
R19* S15 X X 79 X
R19* V16 29
L20* S15 27
L20* V16 X X X 86
H21 C17 X X 96
H21 V16 94
N22 Q18 X
N22 C17 X 61
T23 C17 X X
S24
R25*
G26* S24 X 37
K27* R34 X X 99 X
C28*
M29* K27 X 95
M29* K32 X X X 96
N30 C28 68
K31*
K32* M29 X 84
C33* V5 X X X X
R34* K27 X X 99 X
C35* Z1 X X X 88
Y36 R25 X X 97 59
S37 C35 49

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 interaction is present in the X-ray structure, or at 100% present for NMR and simulated structures. Percentage of the structures with the hydrogen bond is indicated for NMR and solution structures when different from 100. Identified side-chain acceptors are also indicated.