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. 2014 May 2;9(5):e96521. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0096521

Table 1. Statistics of hMcl-1(171–327) NMR Structure.

Completeness of stereo-specific assignments [%]a
αCH2 of Gly 55 (6/11)
βCH2 38 (27/71)
Val and Leu methyl groups 100 (27/27)
Conformationally restricting distance constraints
Intra-residue [i  =  j] 1052
Sequential [|i-j|  = 1] 1062
Medium range [1 < |i-j| < 5] 1197
Long range [|i-j| ≥ 5] 1058
Total 4369
Didedral angle constraints
φ 113
ψ 113
Number of constraints per residue (170–327) 29.1
Number of long range constraints per residue (170–327) 6.7
CYANA target function [Å2] 0.88±0.12
Number of distance constraints violations per CYANA conformer
0.2–0.5 Å 0
> 0.5 Å 0
Number of dihedral-angle constraint violations per CYANA conformer
> 5° 0
Average rmsd to the mean CNS coordinates [Å]
Α-helices,b backbone heavy atoms N, Cα, C’ 0.42±0.05
Α-helices,b all heavy atoms 0.88±0.07
Residues 172–312, backbone heavy atoms N, Cα, C’ 0.65±0.13
all residues, all heavy atoms 1.05±0.10
PROCHECK [38] G-factors raw score
(φ and ψ/all dihedral angles)c 0.34/0.22
PROCHECK [38] G-factor Z - score
(φ and ψ/all dihedral angles)c 1.65/1.30
MOLPROBITY[39] clash score (raw/Z - score)c 20.88/−2.06
AutoQF R/P/F/DP scores [40] (%) 96/97/96/81
Ramachandran plot summaryc
most favorable regions 92.7
additionally allowed regions 7.3
generously allowed regions 0.0
disallowed regions 0.0
a

Related to pairs with non-degenerate chemical shift.

b

Regular secondary element: α-helical residues 173–191, 204–235, 240–253, 262–280, 284–301, 303–308 and 311–319.

c

Ordered residues: 172–192,194–198, 204–235, 238–255, 262–321 with dihedral angle order parameters S(φ) and S(ψ) > 0.90. Z-scores were computed relative to corresponding structure quality measures for high resolution X-ray crystal structures [42].