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. 2001 Mar 6;98(6):3133–3138. doi: 10.1073/pnas.051630098

Table 1.

Input for the structure calculation and characterization of the energy-minimized NMR structure of CRT(189–288)

Quantity Value*
NOE upper distance limits 2,023
Dihedral angle constraints 42
Residual target function, Å2 1.76  ± 0.49
Residual NOE violations
 Number ≥0.1 Å 16  ± 4
 Maximum, Å 0.15  ± 0.07
Residual angle violations
 Number ≥2.0° 2  ± 1
 Maximum, ° 3.45  ± 0.66
AMBER energies, kcal/mol
 Total −2,787  ± 149
 van der Waals −180  ± 15
 Electrostatic −3,609  ± 144
rmsd from ideal geometry
 Bond lengths, Å 0.0079  ± 0.0002
 Bond angles, ° 2.14  ± 0.07
rmsd to the mean coordinates, Å
 bb (219–258) 0.69  ± 0.24
 bb (189–209, 262–284) 1.01  ± 0.24
 ha (219–258) 1.15  ± 0.24
 ha (189–209, 262–284) 1.49  ± 0.23
*

Except for the top two entries, the average for the 20 energy-minimized conformers with the lowest residual dyana target function values and the standard deviation among them are given. 

bb indicates the backbone atoms N, Cα, and C′; ha stands for “all heavy atoms.” The numbers in parentheses indicate the residues for which the rmsd was calculated.