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. 2013 Sep 26;53(10):2571–2586. doi: 10.1021/ci4003409

Table 1. Calculated Thermodynamic Properties of X-Ray Crystallographic Water Molecules and Corresponding Hydration Sites in the Binding Site of Closed Form Hsp90a.

  X-ray crystallographic hydration sites
clustered hydration Sites
water D ΔG kcal/mol ΔGbind kcal/mol ΔE kcal/mol ΔEbind kcal/mol TΔS kcal/mol TΔSbind kcal/mol Esw kcal/mol ΔG kcal/mol
W301 0.05 –11.81 –5.57 –13.46 –3.74 1.65 –1.83 –23.19 –11.78
W323 0.27 –9.07 –9.30 –8.59 –4.13 –0.48 –5.17 –14.41 –10.10
W324 0.57 –3.95 –3.10 –3.88 –0.13 –0.07 –2.97 –7.65 –3.98
W325 0.30 –6.55 –2.05 –6.70 1.08 0.15 –3.13 –14.44 –6.68
W328 0.09 –5.92 –6.17 –6.42 –2.90 0.50 –3.27 –10.36 –6.64
W336 0.99 –8.28 –6.47 –8.85 –3.16 0.57 –3.31 –14.58 –8.46
W338 0.92 –1.47 –0.95 –1.21 2.33 –0.25 –3.28 –3.32 –1.57
W346 0.18 –6.75 –3.69 –6.93 –0.43 0.18 –3.27 –13.45 –6.84
W357 1.00 –0.50 –0.71 –0.22 3.54 –0.27 –4.25 –1.14 –1.26
W379 0.95 –1.79 –2.86 –1.55 –0.52 –0.24 –2.34 –2.89 –1.68
W381 0.96 –1.81 –5.30 –1.46 –1.05 –0.34 –4.25 –2.71  
W385 0.64 –2.37 –1.59 –2.37 1.03 0.00 –2.63 –5.29 –3.00
W405 0.97 –2.23 –1.88 –2.11 1.06 –0.12 –2.94 –4.82 –2.42
W412 0.70 –5.97 –5.94 –5.64 –2.70 –0.33 –3.24 –9.67 –7.03
W435 0.97 –2.43 –4.26 –1.91 0.10 –0.52 –4.36 –3.86 –3.55
W476 0.99 –1.27 –3.76 –0.91 0.04 –0.36 –3.80 –1.83 –4.84
W529 0.42 –6.62 –5.95 –6.11 –1.50 –0.51 –4.45 –11.11 –7.27
W536 0.89 –0.73 –1.54 –0.84 –0.90 0.11 –0.63 –1.41  
W547 0.92 –1.40 –3.40 –1.06 –0.45 –0.34 –2.95 –1.96 –1.59
W598 0.81 –5.49 –7.92 –4.84 –3.34 –0.65 –4.58 –8.03 –5.51
R2 against D 0.57 0.13 0.58 0.19 0.27 0.00 0.62 0.50
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The water molecules are identified by their numbering in 1YER. D is the observed displacement fraction calculated using eq 2. Seven different IFST predictions are reported for hydration sites determined from crystallographic water molecule locations and the IFST free energy prediction is reported for hydration sites determined by clustering of water molecules from the MD trajectory. Not all crystallographic water molecules are identified by clustering.