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. 2013 May 10;14(5):9947–9962. doi: 10.3390/ijms14059947

Table 1.

Binding free energies and individual energy terms of inhibitors in complex with TPH1 (kcal/mol).

Contribution 1a 1b 1c 1d
ΔEintele −49.8 (0.82) −45.7 (0.82) −47.3 (0.85) −52.5 (0.55)
ΔEintvdw −42.8 (0.25) −41.7 (0.45) −49.3 (0.39) −41.0 (0.37)
ΔGsolnopol −6.0 (0.02) −7.677 (0.02) −6.9 (0.03) −6.6 (0.04)
ΔGsolele 66.9 (0.59) 68.837 (0.52) 69.2 (0.86) 66.7 (0.67)
ΔGsola 60.9(0.58) 61.2 (0.51) 62.3 (0.84) 60.1 (0.59)
ΔGeleb 17.1 (0.38) 23.1 (0.53) 21.9 (0.58) 14.2 (0.43)
−TΔS −12.6 −11.8 −13.3 −13.0
ΔG bind −46.2 (0.41) −38.0 (0.39) −47.6 (0.56) −46.4 (0.33)
IC50(nM) 32 380 26 44
ΔGexpc −42.7 −36.6 −43.3 −42.0
a

The polar/nonpolar ( ΔGsolele+ΔGsolnopol) contributions;

b

The electrostatic ( ΔEintele+ΔGsolele) contributions. All energies are averaged over 150 snapshots and are given in kcal/mol. Calculation of ΔGbind does not explicitly consider entropy contributions. The values in parentheses represent the standard error of the mean;

c

Experimental binding free energies are calculated from IC50 using the following relationship: ΔGbind = RTlnKdissociated = RTln (IC50 + 0.5Cenzyme) ≈ RTlnIC50, where R is ideal gas constant, T is temperature in K (298 K is used in this article), and Cenzyme is the concentration of enzyme, which is a very small number after equilibration and can be omitted in most cases.