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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Feb 5.
Published in final edited form as: J Mol Biol. 2008 Jun 24;382(1):56–73. doi: 10.1016/j.jmb.2008.06.047

Fig. 7.

Fig. 7

Changes in side-chain positioning upon the binding of Pnt to Ca2+–S100B or to Zn2+,Ca2+–S100B. (a) Average RMSDs for the position of side-chain atoms when the X-ray structures of Ca2+–S100B and Pnt–Ca2+–S100B are compared. Those residues that have an average RMSD value greater than 1 are labeled, and residues marked with an asterisk (*) are involved with the crystallographic lattice. (b) Residues on helix 4 (blue) and helix 1′ (red) of Ca2+–S100B in the absence and presence of Pnt (orange) illustrating the change in side-chain positioning upon drug binding. (c) Average RMSDs for the position of side-chain atoms when the X-ray structures of Zn2+,Ca2+–S100B and Pnt–Zn2+,Ca2+–S100B are compared. Those residues that have an average RMSD value greater than 1 are labeled, and residues marked with an asterisk (*) are involved with the crystallographic lattice. (d) Residues on helix 4 (blue) and helix 1′ (red) of Zn2+,Ca2+–S100B in the absence and presence of Pnt (orange) illustrating the change in side-chain positioning upon drug binding.

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