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. 2021 Jun 8;17(6):e1009079. doi: 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1009079

Table 1. Root-mean-square deviation and folding time of triple helices starting from 10 different start structures.

simulation wild-type[b] Å (ns) weak restraints G7aA Å (ns) G7aT Å (ns) G7abcA Å (ns) G7abcT Å (ns)
1 1.4 (44) 14.7 (-) 1.6 (879) 5.9 (-) 3.9 (398) 4.8 (677)
2 2.5 (960) 10.1 (-) 6.8 (-) 3.0 (475) 10.8 (-) 15.4 (-)
3 1.6 (319) 1.6 (706) 7.6 (-) 5.0 (-) 10.4 (-) 9.2 (-)
4 1.4 (138) 2.5 (139) 9.4 (-) 2.9 (280) 3.9 (907) 4.8 (-)
5 1.5 (96) 11.2 (-) 2.4 (769) 2.9 (494) 8.4 (-) 18.7 (-)
6 1.4 (357) 9.0 (-) 13.3 (-) 1.9 (992) 4.2 (83) 6.2 (-)
7 1.7 (331) 7.9 (-) 4.6 (-) 9.8 (-) 4.4 (555) 13.9 (-)
8 7.8 (-) 13.3 (-) 11.8 (-) 1.7 (494) 8.6 (-) 5.1 (-)
9 1.4 (95) 1.9 (89) 2.0 (905) 3.1 (428) 3.7 (837) 14.1 (-)
10 1.6 (45) 1.7 (390) 2.7 (635) 6.2 (-) 4.0 (540) 9.1 (-)

[a] N indicates the starting structure or simulation number.

[b] Each column corresponds to the wild type or mutated collagen sequence; G7aA means mutation only in chain A, G7abcA: mutation in every chain; RMSD is given in Å vs. native triple helix structure for the finally sampled frame (at 1 μs). In brackets the time (in ns) is given, after which the peptide was (first) completely folded.