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. 2009 Sep 16;65(Pt 10):1032–1041. doi: 10.1107/S0907444909027012

Table 2. Single-residue propensities of residues interacting with the C-terminus of EE and EM helix pairs.

Single-residue propensity values for each residue interacting with the C-­terminal region of another helix were calculated using (1) (see §2.2). Propensity values greater than 1.1 in all three classes are shown in italics. Propensity values greater than 1.1 in two classes are shown in bold italics. Propensity values greater than 1.1 in only one class are shown in bold.

Residue C–C C–MID N–C§
Gly 18 (1.01) 3 (0.20) 16 (0.78)
Ala 23 (0.86) 17 (0.78) 15 (0.44)
Val 25 (1.00) 18 (0.88) 19 (0.71)
Leu 68 (1.73) 40 (1.24) 27 (0.62)
Ile 27 (1.22) 23 (1.27) 19 (0.76)
Met 16 (1.88) 19 (2.69) 6 (0.69)
Thr 11 (0.67) 9 (0.67) 21 (1.04)
Ser 13 (0.83) 8 (0.62) 22 (1.27)
Cys 3 (0.60) 4 (0.93) 5 (1.00)
Tyr 15 (1.09) 12 (1.05) 18 (1.28)
Trp 9 (1.59) 8 (1.70) 11 (1.76)
Phe 17 (1.02) 22 (1.61) 19 (1.05)
His 10 (1.20) 6 (0.88) 16 (1.92)
Arg 25 (1.38) 25 (1.69) 25 (1.14)
Lys 17 (1.04) 21 (1.56) 22 (1.14)
Glu 4 (0.21) 8 (0.51) 21 (1.05)
Asp 7 (0.46) 5 (0.39) 23 (1.43)
Gln 11 (0.94) 13 (1.37) 9 (0.77)
Asn 6 (0.53) 7 (0.76) 13 (1.15)
Pro 0 (0.00) 0 (0.00) 30 (2.19)
Total 325 268 357

Number of residues from the C-terminal region of one helix interacting with the C-­terminal region of the second helix; in this class of helix pairs interacting residues from both helices were considered.

Number of residues from the middle region of one helix interacting with the C-terminal region of another helix.

§

Number of residues from the N-terminal region of one helix interacting with the C-terminal region of another helix.