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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

Table 4.

Interhelical angles and distances

Interhelical angle (°)
Interhelical
distance (Å)
I to II I to III I to IV II to III II to IV III to IV I to I′ IV to IV′ I to I′ IV to IV′
Ca2+-S100Ba,b 140 −121 125 99 −32 110 −152 150 13.7 10.0
Zn2+,Ca2+-S100Ba 142 −120 126 97 −32 110 −151 148 13.7 10.2
Pnt-Ca2+-S100Ba 139 −121 125 99 −32 109 −152 146 13.6 10.1
Pnt-Zn2+,Ca2+-S100Ba 139 −122 125 98 −32 109 −151 146 13.6 10.0

Interhelical angles were calculated using INTERHLX software (K. Yap, University of Toronto) except for I to I′ and IV to IV′ where the interhelical angles and distances were determined using IHA v1.4 (S.M. Gagne, SMG Software Inc.).

a

The residues defining each helix of S100B were as follows: helix I, residues 2–18; helix II, residues 29–40; helix III, residues 50–62; and helix IV, residues 70–82.

b

Calculated using PDB entry 1MHO.

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