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Should you encounter any unexpected behaviour,
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***  Lyzozyme_1aki_clean_H  ***
Conformational change expected to be analysed
%Projmod-Wn> Atom 11 has name HB1 in a file and HB2 in the other.
%Projmod-Wn> Atom 12 has name HB2 in a file and HB3 in the other.
%Projmod-Wn> Atom 13 has name HG1 in a file and HG2 in the other.
%Projmod-Wn> Atom 14 has name HG2 in a file and HG3 in the other.
%Projmod-Wn> ...
%Projmod-Wn> 829 atoms have different names in the two pdb files.
%Projmod-Wn> Eigenvector 15 Norm= 0.9999
%Projmod-Wn> Eigenvector 23 Norm= 0.9999
%Projmod-Wn> Eigenvector 56 Norm= 1.0001
%Projmod-Wn> Eigenvector 59 Norm= 1.0001
The following table indicates for every normal mode
its frequency (black, normalized relative to the lowest mode frequency) and its collectivity (magenta).
If a second structure was submitted, the cummulative overlap
between the normal modes and the conformational change is computed
(red). The corresponding amplitude (dq) is then also given (green).
Click on the mode link to obtain a visualization of the mean square displacement
<R2> of the C-alpha atoms associated to each mode.
WARNING: Rotation-translation modes have a cumulative overlap of
0.9960 !!! This probably means that the second conformation was not fitted properly onto the first one.
[HELP on collectivity]
[HELP on overlap]
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Last modification: April 8th, 2025.
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