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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Mar 15.
Published in final edited form as: Biochemistry. 2011 Feb 14;50(10):1755–1762. doi: 10.1021/bi101662j

Table 2.

Averaged interaction energies for the specific interactions observed in the NRP1 – RPAR complex. The energies, which were averaged over the whole trajectories, were calculated considering the non-bonding contributions: van de Waals and electrostatics. The first amino acid refers to NRP-1 and the second refers to RPAR. C-Arg corresponds to the C-terminal Arg in RPAR. Interaction energies were evaluated considering all the atoms in the participating amino acids and not just the interacting centers.

Interaction in NRP1 – RPAR Average energy (kcal·mol−1)
Ser 346 – C-Arg −25.2±0.6
Thr349 – C-Arg −23.4±0.7
Asp320 – C-Arg −78.7±0.9
Tyr297 – Pro2 −6.0±0.2