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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Jun 25.
Published in final edited form as: Structure. 2010 Jan 13;18(1):73–82. doi: 10.1016/j.str.2009.10.015

Table 1.

Statistics of NMR restraints-guided computations of chl1 intronic quadruplex.

A. NMR restraints
Distance restraintsa Non-exchangeable Exchangeable
 Intra-residue distance restraints 120 0
 Sequential (i, i+1) distance restraints 55 5
 Long-range (i, ≥ i+2) distance restraints 3 42
 Other restraints
 Hydrogen bonding restraints (H-N, H-O, and heavy atoms) 52
 Torsion angle restraintsa 49
Intensity restraints
 Non-exchangeable protons (each of five mixing times) 178
B. Structure statistics in 17 molecules following the intensity refinement
NOE violations
 Number (> 0.2Å) 0.0±0.0
 r.m.s.d. of violations 0.02±0.00
Deviations from the ideal covalent geometry
 Bond lengths (Å) 0.01±0.00
 Bond angles (deg.) 0.83±0.01
 Impropers (deg) 0.30±0.01
NMR R-factor (R 1/6) 0.02±0.02
Pairwise all heavy atom r.m.s.d. values (17 refined structures)
 All heavy atoms except T15 0.47±0.12
 All heavy atoms 0.64±0.15
a

The residues G1, G5, G11, G16 were restrained to χ values in the 60 (±30)° range, characteristic of syn glycosidic torsion angles, identified experimentally. All other residues were restrained to χ values in the 240 (±70)° range, characteristic of anti glycosidic torsion values. The ε of the residues G1-G18 was restrained to the stereochemically allowed range 225 (±75)°. The γ torsion angle of the residues 1, 2, 4, 7, 8, 9, 17, 18, 19 was restrained to the values of 60 (±35)°, for residues 5, 10, 11 to 180 (±35)°, identified experimentally.