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***  IDA_27-  ***

CA strain for 220124144316107524

---  normal mode 10  ---

This graph displays the distance variation between successive pairs of CA atoms in the two extreme conformations that were computed for this mode (DQMIN/DQMAX). Large distance variations can be an indicator for residue pairs that support the important strain in that particular normal mode movement. Note that residue pairs between chain breaks or at flexible ends of the protein may also exhibit large CA-CA distance variations. If more than one residues ae grouped together into a rigid block (NRBL>1), CA-CA distance variations between CA atoms in the same block will be very low.

This feature is still experimental and will be further developped in the future.

CA iCA i+1vari
ALA 27ARG 28 -0.0021
ARG 28ILE 29 -0.0009
ILE 29GLY 30 -0.0070
GLY 30ALA 31 -0.0087
ALA 31THR 32 0.0029
THR 32MET 33 0.0075
MET 33GLU 34 0.0052
GLU 34MET 35 0.0087
MET 35LYS 36 -0.0214
LYS 36LYS 37 0.0051
LYS 37ASN 38 0.0075
ASN 38ILE 39 -0.0053
ILE 39LYS 40 -0.0046
LYS 40ARG 41 -0.0056
ARG 41LEU 42 -0.0017
LEU 42THR 43 -0.0025
THR 43PHE 44 -0.0040
PHE 44LYS 45 -0.0056
LYS 45ASN 46 -0.0012
ASN 46SER 47 -0.0062
SER 47HIS 48 -0.0238
HIS 48ILE 49 0.0094
ILE 49PHE 50 -0.0155
PHE 50GLY 51 0.0066
GLY 51TYR 52 0.0200
TYR 52LEU 53 -0.0188
LEU 53PRO 54 -0.0054
PRO 54LYS 55 -0.0103
LYS 55GLY 56 0.0120
GLY 56VAL 57 0.0005
VAL 57PRO 58 0.0161
PRO 58ILE 59 -0.0245
ILE 59PRO 60 0.0050
PRO 60PRO 61 0.0205
PRO 61SER 62 -0.0361
SER 62ALA 63 -0.0158
ALA 63PRO 64 0.0341
PRO 64SER 65 -0.0479
SER 65LYS 66 0.0016
LYS 66ARG 67 -0.0020
ARG 67HIS 68 0.0170
HIS 68ASN 69 0.0168
ASN 69SER 70 -0.0053
SER 70PHE 71 -0.0056
PHE 71VAL 72 -0.0047
VAL 72ASN 73 0.0016
ASN 73SER 74 -0.0038
SER 74LEU 75 -0.0013
LEU 75PRO 76 0.0021
PRO 76HIS 77 -0.0003

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Between 2003 and 2014, it was hosted by IGS (Marseille).
Last modification: October 18th, 2018.