TABLE 1.
Violation statisticsa | |
Per chain average number of | |
Distance restraint violations > 0.5 Å | 0.5 |
Distance restraint violations > 0.2 Å | 20 |
Dihedral angle restraint violations > 5° | 8 |
Maximum distance restraint violation | 0.54 Å |
Maximum dihedral angle restraint violation | 10.7° |
RMSD from idealized covalent geometryb | |
Covalent bonds | 0.036 Å |
Angles | 3.6° |
PROCHECK-NMR Ramachandran plot statisticsb | |
(excluding glycine, proline, phospho-tyrosine, and end residues) | |
Residues in most favored regions | 64.0 % |
Residues in additional allowed regions | 33.2 % |
Residues in generously allowed regions | 2.8 % |
Residues in disallowed regions | 0.0 % |
WHAT IF statisticsc | |
Z-scores, indicating the number of standard deviations from the expected value for well-refined X-ray structures: | |
Second-generation packing quality | −3.85 |
Ramachandran plot appearance | −0.67 |
chi-1/chi-2 rotamer normality | −0.72 |
Backbone conformation | −5.35 |
RMS Z-scores, expected to fall around 1.0: | |
Bond lengths | 1.93 |
Bond angles | 1.88 |
Inside/outside residue distribution | 1.23 |
Violation statistics for the original ensemble as reported previously.1
Statistics acquired using the ADIT validation server of the RCSB protein data bank (http://deposit.pdb.org/validate/).