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. 2010 Mar 9;5(3):e9598. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0009598

Table 1. Complex families in 2P2IDB.

Class # Family Complexa Number of Inhibitorsb Sourcec Affinityd (nM) Ref
I 1 BclXL/Bak 1bxl 8 PubMed 340 [27]
I 2 MDM2/p53 1ycr 1ycq 3 PubMed 600 [28]
I 3 XIAP BIR3/CASPASE 9 1nw9 2 PubMed 20 [29]
I 4 XIAP BIR3/SMAC 1g73 5 PubMed 420 [29]
I 5 ZipA/FtsZ 1f47 4 PubMed 20,000 [30]
II 6 Chagasin/Papain 3e1z 1 PDB 0.036e [31]
II 7 E2/E1 1tue 1 PubMed na [32]
II 8 FKBP12/TGFR 1b6c 17 PDB na [33]
II 9 IL-2/IL-2R 1z92 8 PubMed 10 [34]
II 10 MMP1/TIMP1 2j0t 1 PDB 0.40e [35]
II 11 MMP3/TIMP1 1oo9 1 PDB 0.22e [36]
II 12 Subtilisin/Eglin C 1cse 1r0r 1to2 1 PDB 0.029 [37][39]
II 13 Thrombin/Protein C inhibitor 3b9f 1 PDB na [40]
II 14 Trypsin/Trypsin inhibitor 2uuy 3 PDB 0.02 [41]

PPIs were subdivided into class I that correspond to protein/peptide interactions with less than six segments at the interface (families 1–5) and class II that represent more globular interacting domains with more segments (families 6–14).

a

PDB code of protein/protein complexes.

b

Number of inhibitors present in the database for a given protein/protein complex.

c

Structures were retrieved through exhaustive search of the protein databank (PDB) or literature data mining (PubMed).

d

Dissociation constant (KD) of the protein/protein complexes are indicated in nanomolar when available.

e

indicates Ki values.