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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Mar 7.
Published in final edited form as: J Chem Theory Comput. 2015 Sep 11;11(10):4593–4600. doi: 10.1021/acs.jctc.5b00684

Table 2.

Attractive (ΔGatt) and Electrostatic Components (ΔGel) of the Solvation Energy of the 1BRS Complex and Its Two Components and the Attractive (ΔΔGattdesol and ΔΔGatt) and Electrostatic (ΔΔGeldesol and ΔΔGel) Components of the Desolvation and Binding Free Energiesa

ΔGatta
ΔGattb
ΔGattc
ΔΔGattdesol
ΔΔGatt
forward FEP −315 −259 −458 116 2
backward FEP −312 −259 −458 113 −1
TI −311 −260 −457 114 −1
LRT −325 −267 −480 112 −2
SSP λ = 0 −165 −143 −218 89 −25
SSP λ = 1 −485 −392 −742 135 21

ΔGela
ΔGelb
ΔGelc
ΔΔGeldesol
ΔΔGel

forward FEP −1385 −1556 −2449 492 −17
backward FEP −1387 −1558 −2443 501 −9
TI −1388 −1562 −2448 501 −9
LRT −1517 −1694 −2691 520 10
SSP λ = 1 −1528 −1670 −2678 520 10
a

These energies were obtained by forward and backward free energy perturbation (FEP), thermodynamic integration (TI), linear response theory (LRT), and single-step perturbation (SSP) from either the beginning (λ = 0) or ends (λ = 1) of the integration. All energies are in units of kcal/mol.