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. 2015 May 29;43(17):e114. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkv559

Table 2. Nucleotide hydrogen contacts observed in a trajectory.

Nucleotide Hydrogen bond contacts
G527 C522 A535: 87%
C528 G521 A535: 74%
G529 G517 C519 A520: 39% C519 A520: 37%
G530 no contatcs: 100%
U531 no contatcs: 83%
A532 no contatcs: 51% U516 A520: 15%
A533 U516 A520 A535: 22%
U534 no contacts: 57% C511: 20% U512: 16%
A535 G527 C528 A533: 48% G527 C528: 18%
C536 G515 G521: 43%

Each row lists: the nucleotide type with its number, the nucleotides it hydrogen bonds with, the percentage of trajectory time these contacts were formed. The ‘no contacts’ denote the percentage of frames the nucleotide did not create any hydrogen bonds. Only the contacts present in more than 10% of the trajectory are listed so the contacts in a row do not have to sum up to 100%. For example, A535 for 48% of trajectory time contacts G527, C528 and A533, but 18% of time only G527 and C528 (Figure 7). This dynamic interaction is revealed in MD—in the crystal A535 pairs only with U516. For full output which includes also the number of hydrogen bonds see Supplementary Table S2.