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. 2011 Aug 22;24(10):801–809. doi: 10.1093/protein/gzr041

Table III.

Group-specific residues determined through Gent (Hempel et al., 2003; shannon.psc.edu/harvest)

Alignment index Family entropy Group entropy Residue AA out
α-, β- and γ-proteobacteria (3ISG) 22–93%
182 3.36 24.23 Trp111 Ala
191 3.04 19.79 Ser120 Phe/Tyr
179 2.26 17.94 Pro108 Leu
121 2.78 18.38 Cys59 Ala/Ser
135 2.33 17.12 Leu73 Asn/His
98 2.60 11.69 Cys37 Thr/Val
Pseudomonas aeruginosa (1K57) 76–94%
311 3.34 14.12 Ala220 Gly
102 0.87 12.48 Cys44 Varies
β- and γ-proteobacteria (1K38) 49–90%
319 1.48 16.59 Trp221 Lys,Arg
138 2.82 14.96 Phe76 Ile, Met
203 2.46 13.90 Ala132 Varies
Shewanellaceae (3HBR) 46–92%
180 1.21 11.74 Ile112 Arg, Lys
102 0.87 11.30 Trp47 Varies
Acinetobacter (3FV7) 44–99%
202 2.32 15.45 Leu144 Arg, Lys
206 2.94 14.64 Glu148 Tyr

Highest common taxonomy classifier, a PDB structure chosen as a representative of the group and the sequence identity range are given for each group. Second to last column gives the identity and position of the group-specific residue as it relates to the representative PDB. The final column gives the most common amino acid outside of the group in that alignment position.