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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Mar 12.
Published in final edited form as: J Mol Biol. 2010 Jan 4;396(5):1227–1243. doi: 10.1016/j.jmb.2009.12.057

Table 4.

Interhelical angles and distances for structures of S100B

Interhelical Angles (°)a,b Interhelical distance (Å)a,b

I to II I to III I to IV II to III II to IV III to IV I to II I to III I to IV II to III
Ca2+-S100B (X-ray)c 140 −121 125 99 −32 110 15 22 12 12
Ca2+-S100B-A(X-ray) 143 −120 126 97 −32 109 14 22 12 12
Ca2+-S100B-B(X-ray) 143 −120 127 98 −31 109 14 22 13 12
TRTK-Ca2+-S100B (X-ray) 143 −117 128 99 −32 110 14 22 12 12
Ca2+-S100B (NMR)d 138 −127 124 93 −36 106 17 25 14 12
TRTK-Ca2+-S100B (NMR; Inman et al)e 132 −116 122 108 −35 119 15 22 12 11
TRTK-Ca2+-S100B (NMR; Shaw et al)f 134 −105 132 115 −48 111 15 21 13 12
a

Interhelical angles and distances were calculated using INTERHLX software (K. Yap, University of Toronto).

b

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.

c

Calculated using PDB entry 1MHO.

d

Calculated using PDB entry 2K7O.

e

Calculated using PDB entry 1MWN.

f

Calculated using PDB entry 1MQ1.