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. 2017 Jun 20;112(12):2479–2493. doi: 10.1016/j.bpj.2017.04.054

Table 7.

Timing of Our Method on Experimental Density Maps and Comparison with Flex-EM and MDFF

Data Set Length (aa) Our Method Time in Seconds
Flex-EM Time in S MDFF Time in S
Helix-Guided Skeleton-Guided
All Atoms Total
Iterations Time
Ribosome maturation protein SBDS 250 0.076 10 2.79 0.012 2.878 5457 639
Magnesium transport protein CorA 331 0.153 9 1.56 0.017 1.73 15,639 964
26s protease regulatory subunit 6b homolog 371 0.183 6 1.33 0.176 1.689 3081 904
chaperonin 513 0.417 5 4.01 0.024 4.451 11,026 1418
60 KDA chaperonin 524 0.471 4 2.758 0.245 3.474 10,915 1420
DNA polymerase III subunit α 1160 2.987 7 29.876 0.056 32.919 12,382 3288

From Ribosomal data set to DNA polymerase data set, the number of amino acid residues keeps increasing, as shown in column (e) of Table 4.