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. 2003 Nov 14;100(24):13946–13951. doi: 10.1073/pnas.2336106100

Table 2. Hydrogen bonds in HBH-19 at R1 = 0.102.

Type Donor Acceptor D—A, Å H—A, Å Angle C=O···N(or O),°
Head-to-tail N1 018* 2.947 2.12 155
Peptide—water N2 W1 2.914 2.03
4→1 N3 00 3.029 2.24 132
4→1 N4 01 3.000 2.54 119
5→1 N5 01 2.943 2.03 170
5→1 N6 02 2.958 2.09 148
5→1 N7 03 3.020 2.13 155
5→1 N8 04 3.022 2.14 158
5→1 N9 05 2.865 1.98 159
5→1 N10 06 2.967 2.11 155
5→1 N11 07 3.093 2.22 163
5→1 N12 08 2.975 2.10 161
5→1 N13 09 3.007 2.12 157
5→1 N14 010 2.986 2.09 153
5→1 N15 011 2.895 2.05 151
5→1 N16 012 2.909 2.03 156
5→1 N17 013 3.022 2.15 160
5→1 N18 014 2.998 2.22 161
4→1 N19 016 3.287 2.66 108
Water—peptide W1 018* 2.914
W1 W2§ 3.097
W2 017 2.780
W2 017 2.590
W3 O0 2.856
W3 O15 2.940
N4 W3 3.084 2.44
*

Symmetry equivalent x, y, -1 + z

The donor N4H appears to make a bifurcated hydrogen bond to W3 and O1 with long H to acceptor distances. O1 is also an acceptor for N5H, where normal D—A and H—A distances prevail.

The final hydrogen bond in the helix, N19H···O16, has long distances for D—A and H—A. There are no other possibilities for hydrogen bonds with N19H.

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Symmetry equivalent 1-x, y, 1 -z.

Symmetry equivalent 1-x, y, 2-z.

Symmetry equivalent 0.5-x, 0.5 + y, 1 -z.