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***  CMEs  ***

CA strain for 240123140727138364

---  normal mode 7  ---

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
MET 1GLY 2 0.0028
GLY 2GLY 3 -0.0084
GLY 3SER 4 -0.0033
SER 4ALA 5 0.0082
ALA 5SER 6 -0.0038
SER 6LEU 7 0.0016
LEU 7GLN 8 0.0011
GLN 8HIS 9 -0.0002
HIS 9THR 10 -0.0009
THR 10ALA 11 0.0002
ALA 11PRO 12 0.0022
PRO 12PHE 13 -0.0007
PHE 13GLY 14 0.0008
GLY 14CYS 15 -0.0005
CYS 15GLN 16 -0.0003
GLN 16ILE 17 0.0012
ILE 17ALA 18 -0.0014
ALA 18THR 19 -0.0008
THR 19ASN 20 0.0018
ASN 20GLY 21 0.0008
GLY 21PRO 22 0.0024
PRO 22GLY 23 -0.0014
GLY 23PRO 24 -0.0033
PRO 24GLY 25 0.0009
GLY 25PRO 26 0.0004
PRO 26PRO 27 -0.0015
PRO 27PHE 28 -0.0013
PHE 28GLY 29 0.0018
GLY 29ALA 30 0.0032
ALA 30GLY 31 0.0017
GLY 31ARG 32 -0.0009
ARG 32PRO 33 0.0042
PRO 33GLY 34 -0.0050
GLY 34GLN 35 0.0023
GLN 35PHE 36 -0.0009
PHE 36GLY 37 0.0002
GLY 37ASP 38 -0.0010
ASP 38ILE 39 -0.0004
ILE 39GLN 40 -0.0004
GLN 40SER 41 0.0005
SER 41ARG 42 -0.0001
ARG 42THR 43 0.0004
THR 43PRO 44 -0.0005
PRO 44GLU 45 -0.0015
GLU 45GLY 46 0.0004
GLY 46PRO 47 -0.0008
PRO 47GLY 48 0.0005
GLY 48PRO 49 -0.0002
PRO 49GLY 50 -0.0002
GLY 50ASN 51 0.0006
ASN 51TYR 52 -0.0001
TYR 52PRO 53 0.0003
PRO 53ALA 54 0.0004
ALA 54SER 55 -0.0002
SER 55HIS 56 0.0006
HIS 56THR 57 -0.0003
THR 57THR 58 0.0002
THR 58LEU 59 0.0014
LEU 59GLY 60 0.0003
GLY 60VAL 61 0.0040
VAL 61GLN 62 0.0001
GLN 62ASP 63 0.0029
ASP 63ILE 64 -0.0008
ILE 64GLY 65 0.0000
GLY 65PRO 66 -0.0005
PRO 66GLY 67 -0.0018
GLY 67PRO 68 0.0004
PRO 68GLY 69 0.0040
GLY 69ILE 70 0.0014
ILE 70GLN 71 0.0074
GLN 71VAL 72 0.0006
VAL 72SER 73 0.0028
SER 73LEU 74 0.0008
LEU 74GLN 75 0.0009
GLN 75ILE 76 0.0016
ILE 76GLY 77 -0.0000
GLY 77ILE 78 0.0014
ILE 78LYS 79 -0.0004
LYS 79THR 80 0.0005
THR 80ASP 81 -0.0001
ASP 81ASP 82 -0.0002
ASP 82SER 83 0.0007
SER 83HIS 84 -0.0002
HIS 84ASP 85 -0.0006
ASP 85TRP 86 0.0008
TRP 86THR 87 0.0002
THR 87GLY 88 -0.0005
GLY 88PRO 89 0.0004
PRO 89GLY 90 0.0001
GLY 90PRO 91 0.0004
PRO 91GLY 92 -0.0000
GLY 92THR 93 0.0002
THR 93SER 94 -0.0007
SER 94ALA 95 -0.0001
ALA 95PRO 96 0.0015
PRO 96CYS 97 0.0000
CYS 97THR 98 0.0001
THR 98ILE 99 0.0001
ILE 99THR 100 0.0004
THR 100GLY 101 -0.0041
GLY 101THR 102 -0.0049
THR 102MET 103 0.0017
MET 103GLY 104 -0.0023
GLY 104HIS 105 -0.0203
HIS 105PHE 106 0.0035
PHE 106GLY 107 0.0544
GLY 107PRO 108 0.0364
PRO 108GLY 109 -0.0028
GLY 109PRO 110 0.0029
PRO 110GLY 111 0.0495
GLY 111VAL 112 0.0421
VAL 112VAL 113 0.0097
VAL 113ASP 114 0.0019
ASP 114THR 115 0.0012
THR 115THR 116 0.0001
THR 116GLY 117 0.0052
GLY 117SER 118 0.0084
SER 118THR 119 -0.0010
THR 119LYS 120 0.0044
LYS 120PRO 121 -0.0062
PRO 121ASP 122 0.0005
ASP 122PRO 123 0.0092
PRO 123GLY 124 0.0030
GLY 124ASP 125 -0.0049
ASP 125GLY 126 -0.0131
GLY 126PRO 127 -0.0255
PRO 127GLY 128 -0.0106
GLY 128PRO 129 -0.0011
PRO 129GLY 130 0.0004
GLY 130LEU 131 0.0008
LEU 131LEU 132 -0.0033
LEU 132SER 133 0.0036
SER 133MET 134 0.0009
MET 134VAL 135 -0.0018
VAL 135GLY 136 0.0005
GLY 136MET 137 0.0015
MET 137ALA 138 0.0003
ALA 138VAL 139 0.0000
VAL 139GLY 140 0.0006
GLY 140MET 141 0.0007
MET 141CYS 142 -0.0005
CYS 142MET 143 0.0009
MET 143ARG 144 0.0009
ARG 144SER 145 0.0003
SER 145HIS 146 -0.0003
HIS 146HIS 147 0.0005
HIS 147HIS 148 -0.0002
HIS 148HIS 149 -0.0002
HIS 149HIS 150 0.0002
HIS 150HIS 151 -0.0001

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Last modification: April 25th, 2023.