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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Nov 3.
Published in final edited form as: Proteins. 2009 May 15;75(3):610–627. doi: 10.1002/prot.22273

Table 1.

Summary statistics describing the structures used in this report.

Protein Source PDBID Resol.1 # Res. # HB Avg HB E2 RMSD3 Seq Id4

Oxidized structures
TRX E. coli 2TRX 1.7 Å 108 141 −2.6 0.0 Å 100 %
TRX S. aureus 2O7K 2.2 Å 103 142 −2.3 1.3 Å 51 %
TRX-m Spinach cholorplast 1FB6 2.1 Å 104 130 −2.4 1.0 Å 48 %
TRX-2 Anabaena sp. 1THX 1.6 Å 108 142 −2.6 1.0 Å 43 %
TRX-2 Human mitochondria 1W4V 1.8 Å 107 142 −2.5 1.2 Å 38 %
TRX-h C. reinhardtii cytosol 1EP7 2.1 Å 112 142 −2.5 1.4 Å 36 %
TRX-f Spinach cholorplast 1F9M 1.9 Å 112 148 −2.5 1.4 Å 32 %
TRX Fruit fly cytosol 1XWA 2.2 Å 106 145 −2.4 1.2 Å 31 %
TRX Human cytosol 1ERU 2.1 Å 105 146 −2.4 1.3 Å 27 %

Reduced structures
TRX-2 Human mitochondria 1UVZ 2.0 Å 107 140 −2.3 0.2 Å 100 %
TRX Fruit fly cytosol 1XWC 2.3 Å 106 141 −2.3 0.5 Å 100 %
TRX Human cytosol 1ERT 1.7 Å 105 155 −2.2 0.2 Å 100 %
1

The x-ray crystallographic resolution.

2

The average hydrogen bond energy (kcal/mol).

3

The α-carbon root mean square deviation comparing each structure to the E. coli homolog. In the case of the reduced TRXs, the comparison is to the oxidized state of the same homolog.

4

The pairwise percent residue identity comparing each sequence to the E. coli homolog. In the case of the reduced TRXs, the comparison is to its oxidized state.