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 i
CA i+1
vari
ALA 1001
SER 1002
-0.0587
SER 1002
GLY 1003
-0.0724
GLY 1003
LEU 1004
-0.3313
LEU 1004
VAL 1005
0.1910
VAL 1005
ALA 1006
-0.2497
ALA 1006
SER 1007
0.0170
SER 1007
ASN 1008
-0.1597
ASN 1008
LEU 1009
0.2642
LEU 1009
ASN 1010
-0.1664
ASN 1010
LEU 1011
0.1292
LEU 1011
LYS 1012
-0.0861
LYS 1012
PRO 1013
0.0561
PRO 1013
GLY 1014
-0.0408
GLY 1014
GLU 1015
-0.1896
GLU 1015
LEU 1017
-0.1185
LEU 1017
ARG 1018
-0.1216
ARG 1018
VAL 1019
-0.0607
VAL 1019
ARG 1020
-0.0045
ARG 1020
GLY 1021
-0.0528
GLY 1021
GLU 1022
-0.0594
GLU 1022
VAL 1023
0.0141
VAL 1023
ALA 1024
-0.0341
ALA 1024
PRO 1025
-0.0746
PRO 1025
ASP 1026
0.0526
ASP 1026
ALA 1027
-0.0327
ALA 1027
LYS 1028
0.0958
LYS 1028
SER 1029
-0.0784
SER 1029
PHE 1030
-0.1938
PHE 1030
VAL 1031
-0.0724
VAL 1031
LEU 1032
-0.1514
LEU 1032
ASN 1033
0.0755
ASN 1033
LEU 1034
-0.0315
LEU 1034
GLY 1035
-0.0117
GLY 1035
LYS 1036
-0.0081
LYS 1036
ASP 1037
0.0171
ASP 1037
SER 1038
-0.0721
SER 1038
ASN 1039
0.2274
ASN 1039
ASN 1040
-0.0272
ASN 1040
LEU 1041
-0.0241
LEU 1041
CYS 1042
0.0218
CYS 1042
LEU 1043
-0.0313
LEU 1043
HIS 1044
-0.0684
HIS 1044
PHE 1045
-0.0493
PHE 1045
ASN 1046
-0.1303
ASN 1046
PRO 1047
-0.0596
PRO 1047
ARG 1048
-0.0083
ARG 1048
PHE 1049
0.0787
PHE 1049
ASN 1050
0.1233
ASN 1050
ALA 1051
0.0013
ALA 1051
HIS 1052
0.1309
HIS 1052
GLY 1053
-0.1300
GLY 1053
ASP 1054
0.1421
ASP 1054
ALA 1055
-0.0529
ALA 1055
ASN 1056
0.1475
ASN 1056
THR 1057
-0.1320
THR 1057
ILE 1058
0.1396
ILE 1058
VAL 1059
-0.1312
VAL 1059
CYS 1060
0.0685
CYS 1060
ASN 1061
-0.1753
ASN 1061
SER 1062
-0.0932
SER 1062
LYS 1063
-0.0733
LYS 1063
ASP 1064
0.0223
ASP 1064
ASP 1065
-0.0630
ASP 1065
GLY 1066
-0.0774
GLY 1066
ALA 1067
0.0562
ALA 1067
TRP 1068
-0.1424
TRP 1068
GLY 1069
0.1098
GLY 1069
THR 1070
-0.0458
THR 1070
GLU 1071
0.0476
GLU 1071
GLN 1072
-0.1327
GLN 1072
ARG 1073
-0.0345
ARG 1073
GLU 1074
-0.1106
GLU 1074
ALA 1075
-0.0368
ALA 1075
VAL 1076
-0.1013
VAL 1076
PHE 1077
0.0604
PHE 1077
PRO 1078
0.0580
PRO 1078
PHE 1079
-0.0151
PHE 1079
GLN 1080
-0.0133
GLN 1080
PRO 1081
0.0208
PRO 1081
GLY 1082
0.0133
GLY 1082
SER 1083
0.0174
SER 1083
VAL 1084
0.1351
VAL 1084
ALA 1085
-0.1408
ALA 1085
GLU 1086
0.1144
GLU 1086
VAL 1087
-0.1284
VAL 1087
CYS 1088
-0.0231
CYS 1088
ILE 1089
-0.0526
ILE 1089
THR 1090
-0.1042
THR 1090
PHE 1091
0.0701
PHE 1091
ASP 1092
-0.0919
ASP 1092
GLN 1093
0.0473
GLN 1093
ALA 1094
0.0342
ALA 1094
ASN 1095
-0.0004
ASN 1095
LEU 1096
-0.0578
LEU 1096
THR 1097
0.0145
THR 1097
VAL 1098
0.0228
VAL 1098
LYS 1099
-0.0847
LYS 1099
LEU 1100
0.0563
LEU 1100
PRO 1101
-0.1080
PRO 1101
ASP 1102
-0.0128
ASP 1102
GLY 1103
0.0373
GLY 1103
TYR 1104
-0.0505
TYR 1104
GLU 1105
0.0219
GLU 1105
PHE 1106
-0.1774
PHE 1106
LYS 1107
0.0200
LYS 1107
PHE 1108
-0.1353
PHE 1108
PRO 1109
-0.0268
PRO 1109
ASN 1110
0.0904
ASN 1110
ARG 1111
-0.0522
ARG 1111
LEU 1112
0.0765
LEU 1112
ASN 1113
-0.0246
ASN 1113
LEU 1114
0.0140
LEU 1114
GLU 1115
-0.0493
GLU 1115
ALA 1116
0.0014
ALA 1116
ILE 1117
-0.0232
ILE 1117
ASN 1118
0.0373
ASN 1118
TYR 1119
-0.0896
TYR 1119
MET 1120
0.0576
MET 1120
ALA 1121
-0.1432
ALA 1121
ALA 1122
0.0106
ALA 1122
ASP 1123
-0.1409
ASP 1123
GLY 1124
-0.3550
GLY 1124
ASP 1125
-0.1834
ASP 1125
PHE 1126
-0.2549
PHE 1126
LYS 1127
0.1748
LYS 1127
ILE 1128
-0.2134
ILE 1128
LYS 1129
0.1951
LYS 1129
CYS 1130
-0.2241
CYS 1130
VAL 1131
-0.0342
VAL 1131
ALA 1132
-0.1836
ALA 1132
PHE 1133
-0.1277
PHE 1133
ASP 1134
0.0598
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