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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Proteins. 2010 Apr;78(5):1331–1337. doi: 10.1002/prot.22666

Table 2.

Summary of subunit-subunit interfaces1

Chains Number of residues in interface2 Interface Area (Å2) ΔiG kcal/mol3 Hydrogen Bonds Salt Bridges CSS4
CXCL12 CXC dimer A, sym 48 1103.2 −4.1 22 0 1.00

CXCL12 CC dimer 1 A, B 45 889.2 −9.3 12 0 1.00
CXCL12 CC dimer 2 C, D 46 1015.9 −5.7 21 0 1.00
CXCL12 CC dimer 3 E, F 48 1101.0 −4.1 22 0 1.00
CXCL12 CC dimer 4 G, H 45 977.4 −6.8 19 0 1.00
CXCL12 CC dimer 5 I, J 52 1299.8 −8.9 20 1 1.00

average of CC dimers 47 1056.7 −7.0 19 <1 1.00

between CC dimers 1 B,C 49 842.0 −9.1 4 0 0.27
between CC dimers 2 D,E 33 531.0 −8.5 3 0 0.00
between CC dimers 3 F,G 42 780.2 −5.2 6 0 1.00
between CC dimers 4 H,I 42 854.0 −10.7 8 0 1.00
between CC dimers 5 A, J sym 38 624.5 −8.8 3 0 0.15

average between dimers 41 726.3 −8.5 5 0 0.48
1

Calculated using the Protein interfaces, surfaces and assemblies service PISA at European Bioinformatics Institute (http://www.ebi.ac.uk/msd-srv/prot_int/pistart.html), authored by E. Krissinel and K. Henrick

2

Includes residues from both subunits

3

Corresponds to solvation free energy from hydrophobic forces. This does not include satisfied hydrogen bonds and salt bridges

4

Complexation Significance Score, which indicates how significant for assembly formation the interface is.