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. 2018 May 3;10(5):236. doi: 10.3390/v10050236

Table 3.

Characteristic IFIEs between amino acid residues of MVH and three receptors, SLAM, Nectin-4, and CD46. The summations of these IFIE values over the MVH residues and their contributions to the total IFIE values in Table 1 are also shown.

Hydrophobicity Amino Acid Residues of MVH IFIE Sum (kcal/mol) with Receptor Residues within 5 Å (a)
SLAM (Chain B in PDB Code 3ALZ) Nectin-4 (Chain B in PDB Code 4JGT) CD46 (Chain D in PDB Code 3INB)
Hydrophobic (neutral) amino acids Leu464 (b) −0.7 −10.9 −0.4
Leu482 (b) −1.4 −0.2 2.5
Phe483 (b) −12.3 −10.0 −6.6
Leu500 (b) 0.2 −11.7 9.3
Tyr524 (b) −0.6 −3.9 −1.7
Tyr541 (b) −8.6 3.7 −4.3
Tyr543 (b) −5.1 −16.8 −6.3
Ser548 (b) −1.2 −9.1 −1.3
IFIE sum of the above values −29.7 −58.8 −8.8
Contribution to the MVH-receptor interaction (c) 4.2% 17.4% 3.1%
Hydrophilic (charged) amino acids Asp507 (d) −133.2 (f)
Asp505 (d) −107.7 −0.4
Arg533 (d) −80.5
Arg556 (d) −74.2
Asp530 (d) −67.6
IFIE sum above −463.0
IFIE sum/Total IFIE (e) 65.4%

(a) IFIEs were calculated between the MVH residue and the residues of receptors within the range of 5 Å from the MVH residue; (b) Amino acid residues in the hydrophobic pocket of MVH; (c) Contribution of the residues in the hydrophobic pocket to the MVH-receptor interaction calculated with the partial IFIE sum divided by the total IFIE in Table 1; (d) Top 5 amino acid residues of MVH calculated to have the most attractive IFIEs with SLAM; (e) IFIE sum divided by the total IFIE in Table 1; (f) “—” indicates that there is no residue in the receptor within the distance of 5 Å from the respective MVH residue.