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. 2010 Jun 24;107(28):12529–12534. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1003604107

Table 2.

Possible electrostatic interactions and H bonds between S1 and AC3 and AC1 (see Fig. 1 for explanation)

Potential electrostatic interactions Potential H bonds
AC3 – S1 AC1 – S1 AC3 – S1 AC1 – S1
ASP24 – GLU629 LYS50 – GLU576 GLY23 N – LYS637 O LYS50 NZ – ASN552 OD1
ASP25 – LYS640 ARG95 – GLU576 ASP24 N – GLY635 O ARG95 NE – PRO570 O
ARG28 – GLU629 GLU99 – LYS569 LYS328 NZ – ARG371 O ARG95 NH1 – ALA575 O
ARG147 – GLU373 TYR337 OH – ASN410 OD1 ARG95 NH2 – LYS572 O
GLU167 – LYS544 SER348 OG – LYS637 O GLY46 O – LYS553 NZ
ASP311 – ARG371 THR351 N – PRO529 O GLY48 O – LYS553 N
LYS328 – GLU372 THR351 OG1 – PRO529 O GLN49 OE1 – SER549 OG
GLU334 – LYS642 GLY23 O – GLY638 N TYR91 O – ALA571 N
ARG335 – GLU372 ARG28 O – ASN410 ND2
LYS336 – GLU411 SER145 O – GLY643 N
GLU167 O – LYS544 NZ
GLN314 OE1 – ARG371 NH1
ILE329 O – ARG371 NH2
GLU334 O – LYS642 NZ