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CA strain for 22031716075569948

---  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
SER 3LEU 4 -0.0221
LEU 4LEU 5 0.0538
LEU 5GLU 6 -0.3218
GLU 6GLU 7 0.0921
GLU 7THR 8 0.0014
THR 8LYS 9 -0.0201
LYS 9GLN 10 0.3265
GLN 10GLY 11 0.1200
GLY 11ASN 12 0.0360
ASN 12LEU 13 -0.0405
LEU 13GLU 14 0.0684
GLU 14ARG 15 -0.0029
ARG 15GLU 16 0.0117
GLU 16CYS 17 -0.1796
CYS 17ILE 18 0.0306
ILE 18GLU 19 -0.0019
GLU 19GLU 20 -0.0356
GLU 20LEU 21 -0.0118
LEU 21CYS 22 -0.1001
CYS 22ASN 23 -0.0492
ASN 23LYS 24 -0.2147
LYS 24GLU 25 0.1792
GLU 25GLU 26 -0.0268
GLU 26ALA 27 -0.0466
ALA 27ARG 28 -0.0530
ARG 28GLU 29 0.0324
GLU 29VAL 30 -0.1520
VAL 30PHE 31 0.1121
PHE 31GLU 32 -0.0403
GLU 32ASN 33 0.1033
ASN 33ASP 34 0.0992
ASP 34PRO 35 -0.1364
PRO 35GLU 36 0.0434
GLU 36THR 37 -0.0759
THR 37ASP 38 -0.0121
ASP 38TYR 39 -0.0911
TYR 39PHE 40 0.1371
PHE 40TYR 41 0.0242
TYR 41PRO 42 0.0133
PRO 42LYS 43 0.1070
LYS 43TYR 44 0.0942
TYR 44LEU 45 -0.1960
LEU 45VAL 46 0.2336
VAL 46ILE 47 -0.0153
ILE 47PRO 48 -0.0443
PRO 48ASP 49 0.0926
ASP 49GLN 50 0.0132
GLN 50CYS 51 -0.0690
CYS 51SER 52 -0.0111
SER 52CA 201 -0.3016
CA 201CA 202 0.0003
CA 202CA 203 -0.0001
CA 203CA 204 0.4282
CA 204CA 205 -0.0003
CA 205CA 206 0.0001

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