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. 2006 Mar 10;2:23–34. doi: 10.2142/biophysics.2.23

Table 2.

S···O and S···N interactions observed in sPLA2-DG

PDB code speciesa resolnb chain ligands and prosthetic groups S···O interactions S···N interaction


dS(C27)···O(R36)c dS(C44)···O(A40)d dS(C44)···O(C105)e dS(C50)···O(F46)f dS(C61)···O(A55)g dS(C84)···O(C96)h dS(C98)···O(R94)i dS(M8)···N(K100)j
1FB2 r. viper 1.95 A −0.030 0.017 q
B 0.094 0.096 −0.035 q 0.194 0.015 0.158
1FV0 r. viper 1.7 A 9ARk, AcO,SO42–, glycerol 0.151 0.039 −0.026 q 0.180 0.188
B dioxane, SO42–, glycerol 0.031 0.138 −0.047 q 0.141 −0.101
1JQ8 r. viper 2.0 A LAIYSl, SO42–, AcOH 0.014 0.119 0.118 q 0.106
B AcOH 0.083 0.128 −0.068 q 0.182 −0.134
1JQ9 r. viper 1.8 A FLSYKm, AcOH 0.036 0.138 0.117 q
B AcOH 0.084 0.147 −0.028 q −0.029 0.199
1KPM r. viper 1.8 A vitamin E, AcOH 0.003 0.145 −0.002 q 0.162 0.174
B AcOH 0.075 0.075 −0.042 q 0.181 −0.026 0.195
1MC2 h. snake 0.85 A i-PrOH 0.050 0.042 q −0.047
1PPA c. snake 2.0 cyclohexylamine 0.143 −0.161 0.064 −0.050 q 0.165 −0.068
1VAP c. snake 1.6 A 0.178 −0.066 0.101 q 0.120 p
B 0.079 0.128 0.151 0.134 q 0.159 p
1BK9 moccasin 2.0 Ca2+, PBPn, 1,4-butanediol −0.053 0.043 0.151 −0.100 q 0.160 p
1M8R moccasin 1.9 A Cd2+, 1,4-butanediol 0.074 0.119 0.068 0.066 q 0.129 p
1M8S moccasin 1.9 A Cd2+, 1,4-butanediol 0.020 0.012 0.117 0.030 q 0.181 0.071 p
1JLT s. viper 1.4 A MPDo 0.041 −0.056 0.115 0.137 q 0.083 0.151
B MPDo 0.160 −0.095 0.175 0.014 q 0.078 −0.089
1VPI s. viper 1.72 0.048 0.034 0.149 q 0.064 −0.027
1AE7 t. snake 2.0 SO42– −0.000 0.189 p −0.020 0.169 p
1A3D i. cobra 1.8 Na+ 0.144 p 0.181 0.033 −0.188 0.000
1LFF i. cobra 1.5 A Ca2+, PO43–, AcOH 0.159 0.125 p 0.118 0.107 −0.101 0.083
1LFJ i. cobra 1.6 A Ca2+, PO43–, AcOH 0.157 0.014 p 0.172 0.109 −0.008 0.025
B Ca2+, PO43–, AcOH 0.108 p 0.161 0.054 −0.035 0.041
1LN8 i. cobra 1.65 A Ca2+, PO43– 0.180 0.115 p 0.106 0.127 −0.117 0.094
1MH7 i. cobra 2.0 A 0.126 p 0.156 0.019 −0.049 0.161
1POA t. cobra 1.5 Ca2+ 0.106 p 0.114 0.013 −0.030 0.169

Only commonly observed interactions (dS···X≤0.2 Å) are listed in the table. The values of dS···X are given in Å. Empty columns mean that the corresponding values of dS···X are more than 0.2 Å. The numbers in bold correspond to strong S···X interactions with dS···X≤0.1 Å.

a

r. viper = Russell’s viper, h. snake = hundred-pace snake, c. snake = cottonmouth snake, moccasin = Chinese water moccasin, s. viper = sand viper, t. snake = tiger snake, i. cobra = Indian cobra, t. cobra = Taiwanese cobra.

b

Resolution in Å.

c

dS(C26)···O(R35) for 1VAP, dS(C27)···O(Q36) for 1PPA, and dS(C27)···O(T36) for 1JLT(B) and 1LFF.

d

dS(C43)···O(A39) for 1VAP, dS(C44)···O(D40) for 1LFJ and 1LN8, and dS(C44)···O(E40) for 1AE7.

e

dS(C43)···O(C95) for 1VAP, dS(C43)···O(C99) for 1A3D and 1POA, and dS(C44)···O(C100) for 1LFF, 1LFJ, 1LN8, and 1MH7.

f

dS(C49)···O(F45) for 1VAP.

g

dS(C60)···O(A54) for 1A3D and 1POA.

h

dS(C78)···O(C90) for 1A3D and 1POA, and dS(C79)···O(C91) for 1LFF, 1LFJ, 1LN8, and 1MH7.

i

dS(C88)···O(Q84) for 1VAP, dS(C92)···O(A88) for 1POA, dS(C92)···O(S88) for 1A3D, dS(C93)···O(S89) for 1LFF, 1LFJ(B), and 1LN8, dS(C93)···O(T89) for 1LFJ(A) and 1MH7, dS(C98)···O(A94) for 1JLT(A) and 1VPI, dS(C98)···O(D94) for 1JLT(B), dS(C98)···O(E94) for 1BK9, 1M8R, 1M8S, 1PPA, and 1MC2, and for 1BK9, 1M8R, 1M8S, 1PPA, and 1MC2, and dS(C98)···O(F94) for 1AE7.

j

dS(M8)···N(R94) for 1A3D and 1POA, and dS(M8)···N(R95) for 1LFF, 1LFJ, 1LN8, and 1MH7.

k

9-Hydroxy-8-methoxy-6-nitrophenanthrol[3,4D][1,3]dioxole-5-carboxylic acid.

l

Leu-Ala-Ile-Tyr-Ser.

m

Phe-Leu-Ser-Tyr-Lys.

n

p-Bromophenacyl bromide.

o

2-Methyl-2,4-pentanediol.

p

The corresponding Cys or Met residue is not present.

q

The corresponding A55 residue and its neighbor are deleted in the amino acid sequence.