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. 2005 Jan 14;33(1):430–438. doi: 10.1093/nar/gki191

Table 2.

Comparisons of the base-pair steps at the place of insertion, the intercalating protein side chains and the DNA kink angle of minor groove binding protein–DNA complexes

Protein Amino acid Step Kink angle (°) Reference
Wt-Sac7d/Sso7d V, M CpG 62 (∼70)a β-sheet (10,11)
ApA 60 (∼70)a
Sac7d mutants
    V26A/M29A A, A GpA 29 (∼52)a β-sheet This work
    V26F/M29F F, F CpG 58 (∼68)a This work
    V26A A, M CpG 55 (∼69)a This work
ApA 54 (∼68)a
    M29A V, A CpG 55 (∼66)a This work
ApA 49 (∼60)a
    M29F V, F CpG 70 (∼80)a This work
ApA 58 (∼68)a
    aTBP F, F TpA 45 β-sheet (15)
F, F ApG 45
    yTBP, hTBP F, F TpA 45 β-sheet (16,17)
F, F ApA 45
    PurR L, (L′) CpG 45 hinge α-helix (18)
    LacI L CpG 45 (leucine levers) (19)
    IHF P ApA 59 (>160)a β-ribbon arms (20)
    HU P TpT 57 (∼105–140)a (21)
HMG group L-shaped 3-helix
    Specific
    HMG1 F Pt-GpG 61 (22)
    SRYb I, (F) ApA 65 (∼75)a (23)
    LEF-1b M, (F) ApA 52 (∼90)a (24)
    POU/HMG/DNA (Oct1/Sox2/FGF4) M, (F) ApA 45 (∼90)a (25)
    Non-specific
    HMG-D M TpA 49 (26)
A ApT 21
V, T GpA 32 (∼111)a
    yNHP6Ab M, (Y) TpG 25 (28)
F TpT 20 (∼70)a

aOverall bending angle of DNA in parenthesis.

bNMR structure.