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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jan 19.
Published in final edited form as: J Phys Chem B. 2016 Jan 27;120(4):667–679. doi: 10.1021/acs.jpcb.5b11110

Table 1.

Allosteric Network Analysis between Switch I and II and C-Terminal Residues in K-Ras4A and K-Ras4B (151, 153, 165, and 166)a

151
153
165
166
residue K-Ras4A-GDP K-Ras4B-GDP K-Ras4A-GDP K-Ras4B-GDP K-Ras4A-GDP K-Ras4B-GDP K-Ras4A-GDP K-Ras4B-GDP
25 237(1) 218(3) 252(1) 167(2) 479(44) 406(36) 501(80) 425(39)
26 236(1) 231(6) 251(1) 180(4) 478(44) 419(29) 500(80) 438(28)
27 255(2) 250(9) 270(2) 199(6) 497(51) 438(34) 519(90) 457(31)
28 267(2) 276(11) 282(2) 225(7) 509(51) 464(37) 531(90) 483(33)
29 280(4) 311(14) 295(4) 260(8) 522(80) 499(40) 544(143) 518(35)
30 288(6) 366(14) 303(6) 315(8) 530(104) 554(40) 552(182) 573(35)
31 296(16) 396(18) 311(16) 345(9) 538(167) 584(43) 560(280) 603(37)
32 298(17) 409(18) 313(17) 358(9) 540(178) 597(48) 562(296) 616(39)
33 323(27) 448(18) 338(27) 397(9) 565(249) 630(35) 587(411) 625(3)
34 466(27) 479(22) 481(27) 428(10) 597(89) 606(6) 619(166) 624(20)
35 500(27) 522(40) 515(27) 471(19) 587(89) 563(3) 609(166) 581(12)
36 505(4) 517(25) 520(4) 466(12) 529(89) 561(17) 551(166) 556(3)
37 484(2) 465(2) 499(2) 414(2) 508(60) 491(16) 530(110) 486(3)
38 449(2) 437(2) 464(2) 386(2) 473(60) 463(16) 495(110) 458(3)
39 424(1) 410(1) 439(1) 359(1) 448(36) 440(10) 470(64) 435(2)
40 363(1) 355(1) 378(1) 304(1) 387(19) 413(44) 409(35) 428(24)
57 317(4) 339(2) 332(4) 325(6) 403(30) 420(9) 407(5) 419(3)
58 331(1) 378(4) 346(1) 366(15) 392(11) 379(3) 413(22) 397(8)
59 410(1) 444(4) 425(1) 432(15) 471(11) 445(3) 492(22) 463(8)
60 504(1) 485(4) 519(1) 473(15) 565(11) 486(3) 586(22) 504(8)
61 532(1) 508(4) 547(1) 496(15) 582(14) 509(17) 591(22) 525(142)
62 562(1) 527(4) 577(1) 515(15) 552(12) 504(143) 561(22) 506(94)
63 593(1) 534(12) 608(1) 522(23) 553(16) 481(64) 562(24) 483(41)
64 628(1) 530(10) 643(1) 518(18) 553(30) 477(59) 562(31) 479(37)
65 647(30) 517(6) 607(33) 505(16) 494(16) 464(45) 503(17) 466(30)
66 587(24) 521(13) 547(27) 509(25) 434(11) 465(86) 443(14) 467(65)
67 578(18) 516(6) 538(19) 504(16) 425(9) 455(27) 434(13) 457(20)
68 582(37) 499(4) 542(41) 487(15) 429(12) 446(18) 438(22) 448(14)
69 573(22) 514(4) 533(24) 502(15) 420(10) 447(36) 429(14) 449(30)
70 553(12) 534(13) 513(13) 522(41) 400(5) 433(14) 409(11) 435(12)
71 542(21) 531(14) 502(23) 510(31) 389(6) 414(6) 398(15) 416(6)
72 538(43) 539(37) 498(46) 509(36) 385(10) 413(12) 394(20) 415(12)
73 510(21) 516(19) 470(23) 482(19) 357(6) 386(6) 366(15) 388(6)
74 480(11) 484(11) 440(12) 450(11) 327(4) 354(4) 336(10) 356(4)
75 436(10) 455(8) 396(11) 421(8) 283(2) 325(2) 292(5) 327(2)
a

The length of the shortest path between the residues is noted, followed by the number of suboptimal paths identified between the two residues in parentheses. Highlighted in bold are those residues for which the shortest path length is shorter in K-Ras4A than in K-Ras4B and in which the number of suboptimal paths is greater in K-Ras4A than in K-Ras4B. Residues in the switch II region are denoted in bold.