Table 1. Hydrogen bonds involved in the formation of the dimer contact region in HUSpm (according to PISA and WHATIF).
A.a 1 position | A.a 1 name | Atom 1 | Distance, Å | A.a 2 name | A.a 2 position | Atom 2 | |
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1 | −1 | GLY | O | 2.9 | GLU | 43 | N |
2 | 1 | MET | N | 2.8 | GLU | 43 | O |
3 | 1 | MET | O | 2.8 | SER | 45 | N |
4 | 3 | LYS | N | 3.0 | SER | 45 | O |
5 | 35 | LYS | NZ | 2.7 | GLY | 48 | O |
6 | 43 | GLU | N | 2.9 | GLY | −1 | O |
7 | 43 | GLU | O | 2.8 | MET | 1 | N |
8 | 45 | SER | N | 2.9 | MET | 1 | O |
9 | 45 | SER | O | 3.0 | LYS | 3 | N |
10 | 48 | GLY | O | 2.7 | LYS | 35 | NZ |
11 | 77 | LYS | N | 2.8 | ASN | 92 | OD1 |
12 | 77 | LYS | O | 2.8 | ASN | 92 | ND2 |
13 | 92 | ASN | OD1 | 2.8 | LYS | 77 | N |
14 | 92 | ASN | ND2 | 2.8 | LYS | 77 | O |
Hydrogen bonds with donor-to-acceptor distances shorter than 3.5 Å are listed. Hydrogen bonds unique for HUSpm are given in bold.