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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Dec 4.
Published in final edited form as: Mol Pharm. 2017 Nov 15;14(12):4685–4693. doi: 10.1021/acs.molpharmaceut.7b00775

Table 1.

hPepT1 Homology Models

Modela Binding siteb Volume
3)c
Z-
DOPEd
PDB ID
(Resolution)e
Identityf Organismg Ligandh Statei
1 graphic file with name nihms943189t1.jpg 141 +0.12 2XUT (3.62 Å) 34% So - Occluded
2 graphic file with name nihms943189t2.jpg 183 −0.13 4APS (3.3 Å) 22% Sf - Unbound Inward-open
3 graphic file with name nihms943189t3.jpg 291 −0.18 4IKZ (2.4 Å) 25% Gk Alafosfalin Inward-open
4 graphic file with name nihms943189t4.jpg 154 −0.099 4D2C (2.47 Å) 22% St Ala-Phe Inward-open
5 graphic file with name nihms943189t5.jpg 239 −0.049 4D2D (2.52 Å) 22% St Ala-Ala-Ala Inward-open
a

Model is the nomenclature used in this article.

b

Binding site shows surface representation of the binding site of the hPepT1 model calculated with POVME 2.0.51

c

Volume corresponds to the volume of the binding site calculated with the POVME 2.0.

d

Z-DOPE Score is the normalized atomic-distance dependent statistical potential based on known protein structures calculated by MODELLER.

e

PDB ID refers to the Protein Data Bank identifier of the template structure with the resolution of the structure in parentheses.

f

Identity is the percentage sequence identity between hPepT1 and the template structure calculated by HHPred.52

g

Organism refers to the organism of the template structure transporter: Shewanella oneidensis (So), Streptococcus thermophilus (St), Geobacillus kaustophilus (Gk).

h

Ligand corresponds to the small molecule bound to the binding site of the template structure.

i

Conformation refers to the conformation of the model.