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. 2008 Jun 25;105(26):8932–8937. doi: 10.1073/pnas.0801715105

Table 1.

Amino acid propensities for turn motifs calculated by using TorusDBN

Name Position Input
Output
(φ, ψ) SS AA
β-Turn type I 1 (−60, −30) C P (3.2130) S (1.5816) E (1.3680)
2 (−90, 0) C D (2.4864) N (2.1854) S (1.5417)
β-Turn type II 1 (−60, 120) C P (3.9598) K (1.4291) E (1.4234)
2 (80, 0) C G (10.6031) N (1.0152)
β-Turn type VIII 1 (−60, −30) C P (3.4599) S (1.3431) D (1.3290)
2 (−120, 120) C V (1.9028) I (1.8459) F (1.3373)
β-Hairpin type I' 1 (60, 30) C N (5.9596) D (2.3904) H (1.6610)
2 (90, 0) C G (12.4208)
β-Hairpin type II' 1 (60, −120) C G (11.2226)
2 (−80, 0) C N (2.9914) D (2.8430) H (1.5844)

The propensity of a particular amino acid (columns 5–7) at a certain position (column 2) in a motif (column 1) is calculated as the posterior probability P(ad, s) divided by the probability of that amino acid according to the stationary distribution P(a) of the model. Angular and secondary structure input are listed in columns 3 and 4. The three most preferred amino acids (with propensities >1) are reported.