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. 2019 Mar 29;9:5341. doi: 10.1038/s41598-019-41799-6

Table 1.

Positions and magnitudes of the centers of positive and negative protein charges of the Prohead II (pH = 7) and EI-II (pH = 4) states of HK97 procapsid (obtained from PDB:2GP1 and PDB:3DDX, respectively).

Protein Prohead II (pH = 7) Expansion Intermediate II (pH = 4)
Q+ = 23.393424 [e0] Q = −29.977607 [e0] Q+ = 28.963847 [e0] Q = −18.776508 [e0]
x [nm] y [nm] z [nm] x [nm] y [nm] z [nm] x [nm] y [nm] z [nm] x [nm] y [nm] z [nm]
A 5.51 8.94 20.4 5.16 8.75 20.73 5.52 10.24 23.84 5.56 10.06 23.7
B 8.49 9.12 19.17 8.17 9.49 19.33 9.24 10.16 22.16 9.17 9.97 22.16
C 9.86 5.8 19.35 9.99 6.28 19.3 11.35 6.7 21.97 11.12 6.7 21.96
D 7.97 2.92 20.66 8.44 3.13 20.56 9.58 3.33 23.25 9.45 3.48 23.21
E 5.08 2.75 21.98 5.46 2.42 22.02 5.78 3.34 24.65 5.85 3.5 24.49
F 3.77 6.08 21.8 3.72 5.62 22.01 3.91 6.95 25.1 4.1 6.92 24.91
G 1.53 10.40 21.30 1.97 10.66 21.24 1.72 12.43 24.75 1.66 12.54 24.54

The following notation is used: type G proteins form pentamers, and the remaining protein types form hexamers. Type A proteins are in contact with those of type G; proteins A–F are located counter-clockwise in the hexamers.