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********** REPORT OF PROTEIN ANALYSIS  by the WHAT IF program **********
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Date : 2011-01-31
This report was created by WHAT IF version WHATCHECK 8.0

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an assigned severity, one of:

error  : severe errors encountered during the analyses. Items marked as errors
         are considered severe problems requiring immediate attention.
warning: Either less severe problems or uncommon structural features. These
         still need special attention.
note   : Statistical values, plots, or other verbose results of tests and
         analyses that have been performed.

If alternate conformations are present, only the first is evaluated. Hydrogen
atoms are only included if explicitly requested, and even then they are not
used in all checks. The software functions less well for non-canonical amino
acids and exotic ligands than for the 20 canonical residues and canonical
nucleic acids.

Some remarks regarding the output:

Residues/atoms in tables are normally given in a few parts:

A number. This is the internal sequence number of the residue used
    by WHAT IF. The first residues in the file get number 1, 2, etc.
The residue type. Normally this is a three letter amino acid type.
The sequence number, between brackets. This is the residue number
    as it was given in the input file. It can be followed by the insertion
    code.
The chain identifier. A single character. If no chain identifier
    was given in the input file, this will be a minus sign or a blank.
A model number. If no model number exists, like in most X-ray files,
    this will be a blank or occasionally a minus sign.
In case an atom is part of the output, the atom will be listed using
    the PDB nomenclature for type and identifier.

To indicate the normality of a score, the score
   may be expressed as a Z-value or Z-score. This is just the number
   of standard deviations that the score deviates from the expected
   value.  A property of Z-values is that the root-mean-square of a
   group of Z-values (the RMS Z-value) is expected to be 1.0. Z-values
   above 4.0 and below $-4.0$ are very uncommon. If a Z-score is used
   in WHAT IF, the accompanying text will explain how the expected
   value and standard deviation were obtained.
The names of nucleic acids are DGUA, DTHY, OCYT, OADE, etc. The first
   character is a D or O for DNA or RNA respectively.
   This is done to circumvent ambiguities in the many old PDB files in which
   DNA and RNA were both called A, C, G, and T.



Command line args 2JZC.pdb

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==== Compound code 2JZC.pdb                                         ====
========================================================================
 
# 1 # Note: Cell is 1 Angstrom cube
The unit cell in the CRYST1 card of the PDB file is given as a cube
with vertices of 1 Angstrom. This is the convention for structures
obtained using a method other than crystallography.

The scale matrix found in the PDB file is the unit matrix
DBG> Lines in first NMR model .... : 2215
DBG> Atoms in first NMR model .... : 1584
     1 -   10   GLY ILE ILE GLU GLU  LYS ALA LEU PHE VAL
    11 -   20   THR CYS GLY ALA THR  VAL PRO PHE PRO LYS
    21 -   30   LEU VAL SER CYS VAL  LEU SER ASP GLU PHE
    31 -   40   CYS GLN GLU LEU ILE  GLN TYR GLY PHE VAL
    41 -   50   ARG LEU ILE ILE GLN  PHE GLY ARG ASN TYR
    51 -   60   SER SER GLU PHE GLU  HIS LEU VAL GLN GLU
    61 -   70   ARG GLY GLY GLN ARG  GLU SER GLN LYS ILE
    71 -   80   PRO ILE ASP GLN PHE  GLY CYS GLY ASP THR
    81 -   90   ALA ARG GLN TYR VAL  LEU MET ASN GLY LYS
    91 -  100   LEU LYS VAL ILE GLY  PHE ASP PHE SER THR
   101 -  110   LYS MET GLN SER ILE  ILE ARG ASP TYR SER
   111 -  120   ASP LEU VAL ILE SER  HIS ALA GLY THR GLY
   121 -  130   SER ILE LEU ASP SER  LEU ARG LEU ASN LYS
   131 -  140   PRO LEU ILE VAL CYS  VAL ASN ASP SER LEU
   141 -  150   MET ASP ASN HIS GLN  GLN GLN ILE ALA ASP
   151 -  160   LYS PHE VAL GLU LEU  GLY TYR VAL TRP SER
   161 -  170   CYS ALA PRO THR GLU  THR GLY LEU ILE ALA
   171 -  180   GLY LEU ARG ALA SER  GLN THR GLU LYS LEU
   181 -  190   LYS PRO PHE PRO VAL  SER HIS ASN PRO SER
   191 -  200   PHE GLU ARG LEU LEU  VAL GLU THR ILE TYR
   201 -  210   SER GLY ILE ILE GLU  GLU LYS ALA LEU PHE
   211 -  220   VAL THR CYS GLY ALA  THR VAL PRO PHE PRO
   221 -  230   LYS LEU VAL SER CYS  VAL LEU SER ASP GLU
   231 -  240   PHE CYS GLN GLU LEU  ILE GLN TYR GLY PHE
   241 -  250   VAL ARG LEU ILE ILE  GLN PHE GLY ARG ASN
   251 -  260   TYR SER SER GLU PHE  GLU HIS LEU VAL GLN
   261 -  270   GLU ARG GLY GLY GLN  ARG GLU SER GLN LYS
   271 -  280   ILE PRO ILE ASP GLN  PHE GLY CYS GLY ASP
   281 -  290   THR ALA ARG GLN TYR  VAL LEU MET ASN GLY
   291 -  300   LYS LEU LYS VAL ILE  GLY PHE ASP PHE SER
   301 -  310   THR LYS MET GLN SER  ILE ILE ARG ASP TYR
   311 -  320   SER ASP LEU VAL ILE  SER HIS ALA GLY THR
   321 -  330   GLY SER ILE LEU ASP  SER LEU ARG LEU ASN
   331 -  340   LYS PRO LEU ILE VAL  CYS VAL ASN ASP SER
   341 -  350   LEU MET ASP ASN HIS  GLN GLN GLN ILE ALA
   351 -  360   ASP LYS PHE VAL GLU  LEU GLY TYR VAL TRP
   361 -  370   SER CYS ALA PRO THR  GLU THR GLY LEU ILE
   371 -  380   ALA GLY LEU ARG ALA  SER GLN THR GLU LYS
   381 -  390   LEU LYS PRO PHE PRO  VAL SER HIS ASN PRO
   391 -  400   SER PHE GLU ARG LEU  LEU VAL GLU THR ILE
   401 -  410   TYR SER GLY ILE ILE  GLU GLU LYS ALA LEU
   411 -  420   PHE VAL THR CYS GLY  ALA THR VAL PRO PHE
   421 -  430   PRO LYS LEU VAL SER  CYS VAL LEU SER ASP
   431 -  440   GLU PHE CYS GLN GLU  LEU ILE GLN TYR GLY
   441 -  450   PHE VAL ARG LEU ILE  ILE GLN PHE GLY ARG
   451 -  460   ASN TYR SER SER GLU  PHE GLU HIS LEU VAL
   461 -  470   GLN GLU ARG GLY GLY  GLN ARG GLU SER GLN
   471 -  480   LYS ILE PRO ILE ASP  GLN PHE GLY CYS GLY
   481 -  490   ASP THR ALA ARG GLN  TYR VAL LEU MET ASN
   491 -  500   GLY LYS LEU LYS VAL  ILE GLY PHE ASP PHE
   501 -  510   SER THR LYS MET GLN  SER ILE ILE ARG ASP
   511 -  520   TYR SER ASP LEU VAL  ILE SER HIS ALA GLY
   521 -  530   THR GLY SER ILE LEU  ASP SER LEU ARG LEU
   531 -  540   ASN LYS PRO LEU ILE  VAL CYS VAL ASN ASP
   541 -  550   SER LEU MET ASP ASN  HIS GLN GLN GLN ILE
   551 -  560   ALA ASP LYS PHE VAL  GLU LEU GLY TYR VAL
   561 -  570   TRP SER CYS ALA PRO  THR GLU THR GLY LEU
   571 -  580   ILE ALA GLY LEU ARG  ALA SER GLN THR GLU
   581 -  590   LYS LEU LYS PRO PHE  PRO VAL SER HIS ASN
   591 -  600   PRO SER PHE GLU ARG  LEU LEU VAL GLU THR
   601 -  610   ILE TYR SER GLY ILE  ILE GLU GLU LYS ALA
   611 -  620   LEU PHE VAL THR CYS  GLY ALA THR VAL PRO
   621 -  630   PHE PRO LYS LEU VAL  SER CYS VAL LEU SER
   631 -  640   ASP GLU PHE CYS GLN  GLU LEU ILE GLN TYR
   641 -  650   GLY PHE VAL ARG LEU  ILE ILE GLN PHE GLY
   651 -  660   ARG ASN TYR SER SER  GLU PHE GLU HIS LEU
   661 -  670   VAL GLN GLU ARG GLY  GLY GLN ARG GLU SER
   671 -  680   GLN LYS ILE PRO ILE  ASP GLN PHE GLY CYS
   681 -  690   GLY ASP THR ALA ARG  GLN TYR VAL LEU MET
   691 -  700   ASN GLY LYS LEU LYS  VAL ILE GLY PHE ASP
   701 -  710   PHE SER THR LYS MET  GLN SER ILE ILE ARG
   711 -  720   ASP TYR SER ASP LEU  VAL ILE SER HIS ALA
   721 -  730   GLY THR GLY SER ILE  LEU ASP SER LEU ARG
   731 -  740   LEU ASN LYS PRO LEU  ILE VAL CYS VAL ASN
   741 -  750   ASP SER LEU MET ASP  ASN HIS GLN GLN GLN
   751 -  760   ILE ALA ASP LYS PHE  VAL GLU LEU GLY TYR
   761 -  770   VAL TRP SER CYS ALA  PRO THR GLU THR GLY
   771 -  780   LEU ILE ALA GLY LEU  ARG ALA SER GLN THR
   781 -  790   GLU LYS LEU LYS PRO  PHE PRO VAL SER HIS
   791 -  800   ASN PRO SER PHE GLU  ARG LEU LEU VAL GLU
   801 -  810   THR ILE TYR SER GLY  ILE ILE GLU GLU LYS
   811 -  820   ALA LEU PHE VAL THR  CYS GLY ALA THR VAL
   821 -  830   PRO PHE PRO LYS LEU  VAL SER CYS VAL LEU
   831 -  840   SER ASP GLU PHE CYS  GLN GLU LEU ILE GLN
   841 -  850   TYR GLY PHE VAL ARG  LEU ILE ILE GLN PHE
   851 -  860   GLY ARG ASN TYR SER  SER GLU PHE GLU HIS
   861 -  870   LEU VAL GLN GLU ARG  GLY GLY GLN ARG GLU
   871 -  880   SER GLN LYS ILE PRO  ILE ASP GLN PHE GLY
   881 -  890   CYS GLY ASP THR ALA  ARG GLN TYR VAL LEU
   891 -  900   MET ASN GLY LYS LEU  LYS VAL ILE GLY PHE
   901 -  910   ASP PHE SER THR LYS  MET GLN SER ILE ILE
   911 -  920   ARG ASP TYR SER ASP  LEU VAL ILE SER HIS
   921 -  930   ALA GLY THR GLY SER  ILE LEU ASP SER LEU
   931 -  940   ARG LEU ASN LYS PRO  LEU ILE VAL CYS VAL
   941 -  950   ASN ASP SER LEU MET  ASP ASN HIS GLN GLN
   951 -  960   GLN ILE ALA ASP LYS  PHE VAL GLU LEU GLY
   961 -  970   TYR VAL TRP SER CYS  ALA PRO THR GLU THR
   971 -  980   GLY LEU ILE ALA GLY  LEU ARG ALA SER GLN
   981 -  990   THR GLU LYS LEU LYS  PRO PHE PRO VAL SER
   991 - 1000   HIS ASN PRO SER PHE  GLU ARG LEU LEU VAL
  1001 - 1010   GLU THR ILE TYR SER  GLY ILE ILE GLU GLU
  1011 - 1020   LYS ALA LEU PHE VAL  THR CYS GLY ALA THR
  1021 - 1030   VAL PRO PHE PRO LYS  LEU VAL SER CYS VAL
  1031 - 1040   LEU SER ASP GLU PHE  CYS GLN GLU LEU ILE
  1041 - 1050   GLN TYR GLY PHE VAL  ARG LEU ILE ILE GLN
  1051 - 1060   PHE GLY ARG ASN TYR  SER SER GLU PHE GLU
  1061 - 1070   HIS LEU VAL GLN GLU  ARG GLY GLY GLN ARG
  1071 - 1080   GLU SER GLN LYS ILE  PRO ILE ASP GLN PHE
  1081 - 1090   GLY CYS GLY ASP THR  ALA ARG GLN TYR VAL
  1091 - 1100   LEU MET ASN GLY LYS  LEU LYS VAL ILE GLY
  1101 - 1110   PHE ASP PHE SER THR  LYS MET GLN SER ILE
  1111 - 1120   ILE ARG ASP TYR SER  ASP LEU VAL ILE SER
  1121 - 1130   HIS ALA GLY THR GLY  SER ILE LEU ASP SER
  1131 - 1140   LEU ARG LEU ASN LYS  PRO LEU ILE VAL CYS
  1141 - 1150   VAL ASN ASP SER LEU  MET ASP ASN HIS GLN
  1151 - 1160   GLN GLN ILE ALA ASP  LYS PHE VAL GLU LEU
  1161 - 1170   GLY TYR VAL TRP SER  CYS ALA PRO THR GLU
  1171 - 1180   THR GLY LEU ILE ALA  GLY LEU ARG ALA SER
  1181 - 1190   GLN THR GLU LYS LEU  LYS PRO PHE PRO VAL
  1191 - 1200   SER HIS ASN PRO SER  PHE GLU ARG LEU LEU
  1201 - 1210   VAL GLU THR ILE TYR  SER GLY ILE ILE GLU
  1211 - 1220   GLU LYS ALA LEU PHE  VAL THR CYS GLY ALA
  1221 - 1230   THR VAL PRO PHE PRO  LYS LEU VAL SER CYS
  1231 - 1240   VAL LEU SER ASP GLU  PHE CYS GLN GLU LEU
  1241 - 1250   ILE GLN TYR GLY PHE  VAL ARG LEU ILE ILE
  1251 - 1260   GLN PHE GLY ARG ASN  TYR SER SER GLU PHE
  1261 - 1270   GLU HIS LEU VAL GLN  GLU ARG GLY GLY GLN
  1271 - 1280   ARG GLU SER GLN LYS  ILE PRO ILE ASP GLN
  1281 - 1290   PHE GLY CYS GLY ASP  THR ALA ARG GLN TYR
  1291 - 1300   VAL LEU MET ASN GLY  LYS LEU LYS VAL ILE
  1301 - 1310   GLY PHE ASP PHE SER  THR LYS MET GLN SER
  1311 - 1320   ILE ILE ARG ASP TYR  SER ASP LEU VAL ILE
  1321 - 1330   SER HIS ALA GLY THR  GLY SER ILE LEU ASP
  1331 - 1340   SER LEU ARG LEU ASN  LYS PRO LEU ILE VAL
  1341 - 1350   CYS VAL ASN ASP SER  LEU MET ASP ASN HIS
  1351 - 1360   GLN GLN GLN ILE ALA  ASP LYS PHE VAL GLU
  1361 - 1370   LEU GLY TYR VAL TRP  SER CYS ALA PRO THR
  1371 - 1380   GLU THR GLY LEU ILE  ALA GLY LEU ARG ALA
  1381 - 1390   SER GLN THR GLU LYS  LEU LYS PRO PHE PRO
  1391 - 1400   VAL SER HIS ASN PRO  SER PHE GLU ARG LEU
  1401 - 1410   LEU VAL GLU THR ILE  TYR SER GLY ILE ILE
  1411 - 1420   GLU GLU LYS ALA LEU  PHE VAL THR CYS GLY
  1421 - 1430   ALA THR VAL PRO PHE  PRO LYS LEU VAL SER
  1431 - 1440   CYS VAL LEU SER ASP  GLU PHE CYS GLN GLU
  1441 - 1450   LEU ILE GLN TYR GLY  PHE VAL ARG LEU ILE
  1451 - 1460   ILE GLN PHE GLY ARG  ASN TYR SER SER GLU
  1461 - 1470   PHE GLU HIS LEU VAL  GLN GLU ARG GLY GLY
  1471 - 1480   GLN ARG GLU SER GLN  LYS ILE PRO ILE ASP
  1481 - 1490   GLN PHE GLY CYS GLY  ASP THR ALA ARG GLN
  1491 - 1500   TYR VAL LEU MET ASN  GLY LYS LEU LYS VAL
  1501 - 1510   ILE GLY PHE ASP PHE  SER THR LYS MET GLN
  1511 - 1520   SER ILE ILE ARG ASP  TYR SER ASP LEU VAL
  1521 - 1530   ILE SER HIS ALA GLY  THR GLY SER ILE LEU
  1531 - 1540   ASP SER LEU ARG LEU  ASN LYS PRO LEU ILE
  1541 - 1550   VAL CYS VAL ASN ASP  SER LEU MET ASP ASN
  1551 - 1560   HIS GLN GLN GLN ILE  ALA ASP LYS PHE VAL
  1561 - 1570   GLU LEU GLY TYR VAL  TRP SER CYS ALA PRO
  1571 - 1580   THR GLU THR GLY LEU  ILE ALA GLY LEU ARG
  1581 - 1590   ALA SER GLN THR GLU  LYS LEU LYS PRO PHE
  1591 - 1600   PRO VAL SER HIS ASN  PRO SER PHE GLU ARG
  1601 - 1610   LEU LEU VAL GLU THR  ILE TYR SER GLY ILE
  1611 - 1620   ILE GLU GLU LYS ALA  LEU PHE VAL THR CYS
  1621 - 1630   GLY ALA THR VAL PRO  PHE PRO LYS LEU VAL
  1631 - 1640   SER CYS VAL LEU SER  ASP GLU PHE CYS GLN
  1641 - 1650   GLU LEU ILE GLN TYR  GLY PHE VAL ARG LEU
  1651 - 1660   ILE ILE GLN PHE GLY  ARG ASN TYR SER SER
  1661 - 1670   GLU PHE GLU HIS LEU  VAL GLN GLU ARG GLY
  1671 - 1680   GLY GLN ARG GLU SER  GLN LYS ILE PRO ILE
  1681 - 1690   ASP GLN PHE GLY CYS  GLY ASP THR ALA ARG
  1691 - 1700   GLN TYR VAL LEU MET  ASN GLY LYS LEU LYS
  1701 - 1710   VAL ILE GLY PHE ASP  PHE SER THR LYS MET
  1711 - 1720   GLN SER ILE ILE ARG  ASP TYR SER ASP LEU
  1721 - 1730   VAL ILE SER HIS ALA  GLY THR GLY SER ILE
  1731 - 1740   LEU ASP SER LEU ARG  LEU ASN LYS PRO LEU
  1741 - 1750   ILE VAL CYS VAL ASN  ASP SER LEU MET ASP
  1751 - 1760   ASN HIS GLN GLN GLN  ILE ALA ASP LYS PHE
  1761 - 1770   VAL GLU LEU GLY TYR  VAL TRP SER CYS ALA
  1771 - 1780   PRO THR GLU THR GLY  LEU ILE ALA GLY LEU
  1781 - 1790   ARG ALA SER GLN THR  GLU LYS LEU LYS PRO
  1791 - 1800   PHE PRO VAL SER HIS  ASN PRO SER PHE GLU
  1801 - 1810   ARG LEU LEU VAL GLU  THR ILE TYR SER GLY
  1811 - 1820   ILE ILE GLU GLU LYS  ALA LEU PHE VAL THR
  1821 - 1830   CYS GLY ALA THR VAL  PRO PHE PRO LYS LEU
  1831 - 1840   VAL SER CYS VAL LEU  SER ASP GLU PHE CYS
  1841 - 1850   GLN GLU LEU ILE GLN  TYR GLY PHE VAL ARG
  1851 - 1860   LEU ILE ILE GLN PHE  GLY ARG ASN TYR SER
  1861 - 1870   SER GLU PHE GLU HIS  LEU VAL GLN GLU ARG
  1871 - 1880   GLY GLY GLN ARG GLU  SER GLN LYS ILE PRO
  1881 - 1890   ILE ASP GLN PHE GLY  CYS GLY ASP THR ALA
  1891 - 1900   ARG GLN TYR VAL LEU  MET ASN GLY LYS LEU
  1901 - 1910   LYS VAL ILE GLY PHE  ASP PHE SER THR LYS
  1911 - 1920   MET GLN SER ILE ILE  ARG ASP TYR SER ASP
  1921 - 1930   LEU VAL ILE SER HIS  ALA GLY THR GLY SER
  1931 - 1940   ILE LEU ASP SER LEU  ARG LEU ASN LYS PRO
  1941 - 1950   LEU ILE VAL CYS VAL  ASN ASP SER LEU MET
  1951 - 1960   ASP ASN HIS GLN GLN  GLN ILE ALA ASP LYS
  1961 - 1970   PHE VAL GLU LEU GLY  TYR VAL TRP SER CYS
  1971 - 1980   ALA PRO THR GLU THR  GLY LEU ILE ALA GLY
  1981 - 1990   LEU ARG ALA SER GLN  THR GLU LYS LEU LYS
  1991 - 2000   PRO PHE PRO VAL SER  HIS ASN PRO SER PHE
  2001 - 2010   GLU ARG LEU LEU VAL  GLU THR ILE TYR SER
 
Content of the SOUP. See the writeup for an explanation.
Protein .................... : 10
Drug, ligand or co-factor .. : 0
DNA or RNA ................. : 0
Single atom entity ......... : 10
(Groups of) water .......... : 0
Drug with known topology ... : 0
Sugar or sugar-like ........ : 0
Residues with alternate atom : 0
 
 Molecule      Range              Type              Set name
     1    1 (   24)  201 (  224)A Protein   Mod  1  2JZC.pdb              1
     2  202 (   24)  402 (  224)A Protein   Mod  2  2JZC.pdb              1
     3  403 (   24)  603 (  224)A Protein   Mod  3  2JZC.pdb              1
     4  604 (   24)  804 (  224)A Protein   Mod  4  2JZC.pdb              1
     5  805 (   24) 1005 (  224)A Protein   Mod  5  2JZC.pdb              1
     6 1006 (   24) 1206 (  224)A Protein   Mod  6  2JZC.pdb              1
     7 1207 (   24) 1407 (  224)A Protein   Mod  7  2JZC.pdb              1
     8 1408 (   24) 1608 (  224)A Protein   Mod  8  2JZC.pdb              1
     9 1609 (   24) 1809 (  224)A Protein   Mod  9  2JZC.pdb              1
    10 1810 (   24) 2010 (  224)A Protein   Mod 10  2JZC.pdb              1
    11 2011 (  224) 2011 (  224)A S O2 <-   201  1  2JZC.pdb              4
    12 2012 (  224) 2012 (  224)A S O2 <-   402  2  2JZC.pdb              4
    13 2013 (  224) 2013 (  224)A S O2 <-   603  3  2JZC.pdb              4
    14 2014 (  224) 2014 (  224)A S O2 <-   804  4  2JZC.pdb              4
    15 2015 (  224) 2015 (  224)A S O2 <-  1005  5  2JZC.pdb              4
    16 2016 (  224) 2016 (  224)A S O2 <-  1206  6  2JZC.pdb              4
    17 2017 (  224) 2017 (  224)A S O2 <-  1407  7  2JZC.pdb              4
    18 2018 (  224) 2018 (  224)A S O2 <-  1608  8  2JZC.pdb              4
    19 2019 (  224) 2019 (  224)A S O2 <-  1809  9  2JZC.pdb              4
    20 2020 (  224) 2020 (  224)A S O2 <-  2010 10  2JZC.pdb              4
Note: Since neither a valid SCALE matrix, nor a valid CRYST1 card were
found, SYMMETRY will be unavailable for this molecule.
 
# 2 # Note: Ligand topologies OK
The topology could be determined for all ligands (or there are no ligands
for which a topology is needed, in which case there is absolutely no
problem, of course). That is good because it means that all ligands can
be included in the hydrogen bond optimization and related options.
 
# 3 # Note: No strange inter-chain connections detected
No covalent bonds have been detected between molecules with
non-identical chain identifiers.
 
# 4 # Note: No duplicate atom names in ligands
All atom names in ligands seem adequately unique.
 
# 5 # Note: No alternate atoms detected in NMR file
This PDB file does not contain alternate atoms. That is good, because
it should not contain alternate atoms.
 
# 6 # Note: No mixed usage of alternate atom problems detected
Either this structure does not contain alternate atoms, or they have not
been mixed up, or the errors have remained unnoticed.
 
# 7 # Note: In all cases the primary alternate atom was used
WHAT IF saw no need to make any alternate atom corrections (which means they
are all correct, or there aren't any).
 
# 8 # Note: No residues detected inside ligands
Either this structure does not contain ligands with amino acid groups
inside it, or their naming is proper (enough).
 
# 9 # Note: No attached groups interfere with hydrogen bond calculations
It seems there are no sugars, lipids, etc., bound (very close) to
atoms that otherwise could form hydrogen bonds.
 
# 10 # Note: No probable side chain atoms with zero occupancy detected.
Either there are no atoms with zero occupancy, or they are not present in
the file, or their positions are sufficiently improbable to warrant a
zero occupancy.
 
# 11 # Note: No probable backbone atoms with zero occupancy detected.
Either there are no backbone atoms with zero occupancy, or they are not
present in the file, or their positions are sufficiently improbable to
warrant a zero occupancy.
 
# 12 # Note: All residues have a complete backbone.
No residues have missing backbone atoms.
 
# 13 # Note: No C-alpha only residues
There are no residues that consist of only an alpha carbon atom.
 
# 14 # Note: Non-canonicals
WHAT IF has not detected any non-canonical residue that it doesn't
understand, or there are no non-canonical residues in the PDB file.
 
# 15 # Note: Content of the PDB file as interpreted by WHAT IF
Content of the PDB file as interpreted by WHAT IF.
WHAT IF has read your PDB file, and stored it internally in
what is called 'the soup'. The content of this soup is listed here.
An extensive explanation of all frequently used WHAT IF output formats
can be found at http://swift.cmbi.ru.nl/. Look under output formats.
A course on reading this 'Molecules' table is part of the WHAT\_CHECK
web pages [REF].
 
     1     1 (   24)   201 (  224) A Protein   Mod  1    2JZC.pdb
     2   202 (   24)   402 (  224) A Protein   Mod  2    2JZC.pdb
     3   403 (   24)   603 (  224) A Protein   Mod  3    2JZC.pdb
     4   604 (   24)   804 (  224) A Protein   Mod  4    2JZC.pdb
     5   805 (   24)  1005 (  224) A Protein   Mod  5    2JZC.pdb
     6  1006 (   24)  1206 (  224) A Protein   Mod  6    2JZC.pdb
     7  1207 (   24)  1407 (  224) A Protein   Mod  7    2JZC.pdb
     8  1408 (   24)  1608 (  224) A Protein   Mod  8    2JZC.pdb
     9  1609 (   24)  1809 (  224) A Protein   Mod  9    2JZC.pdb
    10  1810 (   24)  2010 (  224) A Protein   Mod 10    2JZC.pdb
    11  2011 (  224)  2011 (  224) A S O2 <-   201  1    2JZC.pdb
    12  2012 (  224)  2012 (  224) A S O2 <-   402  2    2JZC.pdb
    13  2013 (  224)  2013 (  224) A S O2 <-   603  3    2JZC.pdb
    14  2014 (  224)  2014 (  224) A S O2 <-   804  4    2JZC.pdb
    15  2015 (  224)  2015 (  224) A S O2 <-  1005  5    2JZC.pdb
    16  2016 (  224)  2016 (  224) A S O2 <-  1206  6    2JZC.pdb
    17  2017 (  224)  2017 (  224) A S O2 <-  1407  7    2JZC.pdb
    18  2018 (  224)  2018 (  224) A S O2 <-  1608  8    2JZC.pdb
    19  2019 (  224)  2019 (  224) A S O2 <-  1809  9    2JZC.pdb
    20  2020 (  224)  2020 (  224) A S O2 <-  2010 10    2JZC.pdb
 
# 16 # Note: Some notes regarding the PDB file contents
The numbers and remarks listed below have no explicit validation
purpose, they are merely meant for the crystallographer or NMR
spectroscopists to perhaps pinpoint something unexpected. See the
WHAT\_CHECK course [REF] for an explanation of terms like 'poor',
'missing', etcetera (in case those words pop up in the lines underneath
this message).
 
Number of amino acids 2010
 
# 17 # Note: Ramachandran plot
In this Ramachandran plot x-signs represent glycines, squares represent
prolines, and plus-signs represent the other residues. If too many
plus-signs fall outside the contoured areas then the molecule is poorly
refined (or worse). Proline can only occur in the narrow region around
phi=60 that also falls within the other contour islands.

In a colour picture, the residues that are part of a helix are
shown in blue, strand residues in red. "Allowed" regions for
helical residues are drawn in blue, for strand residues in red, and
for all other residues in green.
A full explanation of the Ramachandran plot together with a series of
examples can be found at the WHAT\_CHECK website [REF].
 
In the TeX file, a plot has been inserted here
 
 Chain identifier: A; Model number  1
 
# 18 # Note: Ramachandran plot

 
In the TeX file, a plot has been inserted here
 
 Chain identifier: A; Model number  2
 
# 19 # Note: Ramachandran plot

 
In the TeX file, a plot has been inserted here
 
 Chain identifier: A; Model number  3
 
# 20 # Note: Ramachandran plot

 
In the TeX file, a plot has been inserted here
 
 Chain identifier: A; Model number  4
 
# 21 # Note: Ramachandran plot

 
In the TeX file, a plot has been inserted here
 
 Chain identifier: A; Model number  5
 
# 22 # Note: Ramachandran plot

 
In the TeX file, a plot has been inserted here
 
 Chain identifier: A; Model number  6
 
# 23 # Note: Ramachandran plot

 
In the TeX file, a plot has been inserted here
 
 Chain identifier: A; Model number  7
 
# 24 # Note: Ramachandran plot

 
In the TeX file, a plot has been inserted here
 
 Chain identifier: A; Model number  8
 
# 25 # Note: Ramachandran plot

 
In the TeX file, a plot has been inserted here
 
 Chain identifier: A; Model number  9
 
# 26 # Note: Ramachandran plot

 
In the TeX file, a plot has been inserted here
 
 Chain identifier: A; Model number 10
 
# 27 # Note: Secondary structure
This is the secondary structure according to DSSP. Only helix (H),
overwound or 3/10-helix (3), strand (S), turn (T) and coil (blank)
are shown [REF]. All DSSP related information can be found at
http://swift.cmbi.ru.nl/gv/dssp/.
This is not really a structure validation option, but a very scattered
secondary structure (i.e. many strands of only a few residues length,
many Ts inside helices, etc) tends to indicate a poor structure. A full
explanation of the DSSP secondary structure determination program
together with a series of examples can be found at the WHAT\_CHECK
website [REF].
 
 Secondary structure assignment
                     10        20        30        40        50        60
                      |         |         |         |         |         |
    1 -   60 GIIEEKALFVTCGATVPFPKLVSCVLSDEFCQELIQYGFVRLIIQFGRNYSSEFEHLVQE
(  24)-(  83)    T  SSSS  T  T HHHHHHHTTHHHHHHHHTTT   SSS   TTT     THHHH
                     70        80        90       100       110       120
                      |         |         |         |         |         |
   61 -  120 RGGQRESQKIPIDQFGCGDTARQYVLMNGKLKVIGFDFSTKMQSIIRDYSDLVISHAGTG
(  84)-( 143)HT SS T   TT TT TT T SSSSTTTTTTSSSS  TTTTHHHHHHHH T SSSTT HH
                    130       140       150       160       170       180
                      |         |         |         |         |         |
  121 -  180 SILDSLRLNKPLIVCVNDSLMDNHQQQIADKFVELGYVWSCAPTETGLIAGLRASQTEKL
( 144)-( 203)HHHHHHHTT    SS  TT    HHHHHHHHHHHHT   SS T TTTHHHHHHHHTT
                    190       200
                      |         |
  181 -  201 KPFPVSHNPSFERLLVETIYS
( 204)-( 224) T   TTT THHHHHHHH
 
                   210       220       230       240       250       260
                     |         |         |         |         |         |
  202 -  261 GIIEEKALFVTCGATVPFPKLVSCVLSDEFCQELIQYGFVRLIIQFGRNYSSEFEHLVQE
(  24)-(  83)    T  SSSS TT  T HHHHHHHHTHHHHHHHHHTT    SSS  T333    THHHH
                   270       280       290       300       310       320
                     |         |         |         |         |         |
  262 -  321 RGGQRESQKIPIDQFGCGDTARQYVLMNGKLKVIGFDFSTKMQSIIRDYSDLVISHAGTG
(  84)-( 143)TT SS TT     T  TTTT SSSS TTTT  SSS  TTTTHHHH333T TSSSSTT HH
                   330       340       350       360       370       380
                     |         |         |         |         |         |
  322 -  381 SILDSLRLNKPLIVCVNDSLMDNHQQQIADKFVELGYVWSCAPTETGLIAGLRASQTEKL
( 144)-( 203)HHHHHHHTT   SSS    TTTHHHHHHHHHHHHTT T SS TTHHHHHHHHHHHHH
                   390       400
                     |         |
  382 -  402 KPFPVSHNPSFERLLVETIYS
( 204)-( 224)    T T  HHHHHHHHHT
 
                  410       420       430       440       450       460
                    |         |         |         |         |         |
  403 -  462 GIIEEKALFVTCGATVPFPKLVSCVLSDEFCQELIQYGFVRLIIQFGRNYSSEFEHLVQE
(  24)-(  83)  T    SSSS  T  T THHHHHHTTHHHHHHHHHHT   SSSS  TTT TTTHHHHHH
                  470       480       490       500       510       520
                    |         |         |         |         |         |
  463 -  522 RGGQRESQKIPIDQFGCGDTARQYVLMNGKLKVIGFDFSTKMQSIIRDYSDLVISHAGTG
(  84)-( 143)HT    TT  TTTTT  TTT   SSSTTTTSSSS    TT HHHHHHHH TSSS TT HH
                  530       540       550       560       570       580
                    |         |         |         |         |         |
  523 -  582 SILDSLRLNKPLIVCVNDSLMDNHQQQIADKFVELGYVWSCAPTETGLIAGLRASQTEKL
( 144)-( 203)HHHHHHHTT  SS   TTTTTTTHHHHHHHHHHHTT      TTHHHHHHHHHHHTT
                  590       600
                    |         |
  583 -  603 KPFPVSHNPSFERLLVETIYS
( 204)-( 224) T  TT   HHHHHHHHHT
 
                 610       620       630       640       650       660
                   |         |         |         |         |         |
  604 -  663 GIIEEKALFVTCGATVPFPKLVSCVLSDEFCQELIQYGFVRLIIQFGRNYSSEFEHLVQE
(  24)-(  83)   TT  SSSS TTT T HHHHHHHTTHHHHHHHHTTT   SSS   TTT   T THHHH
                 670       680       690       700       710       720
                   |         |         |         |         |         |
  664 -  723 RGGQRESQKIPIDQFGCGDTARQYVLMNGKLKVIGFDFSTKMQSIIRDYSDLVISHAGTG
(  84)-( 143)HT SSTTT    TT  TTTT  SSSSTTTTSSSS    TTTHHHHHHHH TSSSSTT TH
                 730       740       750       760       770       780
                   |         |         |         |         |         |
  724 -  783 SILDSLRLNKPLIVCVNDSLMDNHQQQIADKFVELGYVWSCAPTETGLIAGLRASQTEKL
( 144)-( 203)HHHHHHHTT    SS T  TT THHHHHHHHHHHHT   SS T HHHHHHHHHHHTT
                 790       800
                   |         |
  784 -  804 KPFPVSHNPSFERLLVETIYS
( 204)-( 224)     TT THHHHHHHHH
 
                810       820       830       840       850       860
                  |         |         |         |         |         |
  805 -  864 GIIEEKALFVTCGATVPFPKLVSCVLSDEFCQELIQYGFVRLIIQFGRNYSSEFEHLVQE
(  24)-(  83)  TTT SSSSS  T    HHHH3333THHHHHHHHHH  TSSSSS   TT     THHHH
                870       880       890       900       910       920
                  |         |         |         |         |         |
  865 -  924 RGGQRESQKIPIDQFGCGDTARQYVLMNGKLKVIGFDFSTKMQSIIRDYSDLVISHAGTG
(  84)-( 143)TT SS TTT  T T TTTTT   SS TTTTT      TTT HHHHHHHH T SS TT TT
                930       940       950       960       970       980
                  |         |         |         |         |         |
  925 -  984 SILDSLRLNKPLIVCVNDSLMDNHQQQIADKFVELGYVWSCAPTETGLIAGLRASQTEKL
( 144)-( 203)HHHHHHHTT  SSSS TTT   HHHHHHHHHHHHHT TSSS TTHHHHHHHHHHHHH
                990      1000
                  |         |
  985 - 1005 KPFPVSHNPSFERLLVETIYS
( 204)-( 224) T    TTTTHHHHHHHHT
 
              1010      1020      1030      1040      1050      1060
                 |         |         |         |         |         |
 1006 - 1065 GIIEEKALFVTCGATVPFPKLVSCVLSDEFCQELIQYGFVRLIIQFGRNYSSEFEHLVQE
(  24)-(  83)    T  SSSS  TT   HHHH3333THHHHHHHHHHT    SSS   TT    TTHHHH
              1070      1080      1090      1100      1110      1120
                 |         |         |         |         |         |
 1066 - 1125 RGGQRESQKIPIDQFGCGDTARQYVLMNGKLKVIGFDFSTKMQSIIRDYSDLVISHAGTG
(  84)-( 143)HT SS   TTTT TT TTT   SSSS333TSSSS    TTTHHHHHHHH  SSSSTT TT
              1130      1140      1150      1160      1170      1180
                 |         |         |         |         |         |
 1126 - 1185 SILDSLRLNKPLIVCVNDSLMDNHQQQIADKFVELGYVWSCAPTETGLIAGLRASQTEKL
( 144)-( 203)THHHHHHTT   SSS TTT TTTHHHHHHHHH333T  SSS TTHHHHHHHHHHHTT
              1190      1200
                 |         |
 1186 - 1206 KPFPVSHNPSFERLLVETIYS
( 204)-( 224)        TTHHHHHHHTT
 
             1210      1220      1230      1240      1250      1260
                |         |         |         |         |         |
 1207 - 1266 GIIEEKALFVTCGATVPFPKLVSCVLSDEFCQELIQYGFVRLIIQFGRNYSSEFEHLVQE
(  24)-(  83)  T   SSSSS  TT T HHHHHHHTTHHHHHHHHTTT  SSSSS   TTT T TTHHHH
             1270      1280      1290      1300      1310      1320
                |         |         |         |         |         |
 1267 - 1326 RGGQRESQKIPIDQFGCGDTARQYVLMNGKLKVIGFDFSTKMQSIIRDYSDLVISHAGTG
(  84)-( 143)HT SS TTT TT TT  TTT   SSSTTTTSSSSS   TT HHHHHHHT  SSSSTT TT
             1330      1340      1350      1360      1370      1380
                |         |         |         |         |         |
 1327 - 1386 SILDSLRLNKPLIVCVNDSLMDNHQQQIADKFVELGYVWSCAPTETGLIAGLRASQTEKL
( 144)-( 203)HHHHHHHTT    SS  T  TT HHHHHHHHHHTTT   SS TTHHHHHHHHHHHTT
             1390      1400
                |         |
 1387 - 1407 KPFPVSHNPSFERLLVETIYS
( 204)-( 224)      TTTTHHHHHHHHT
 
            1410      1420      1430      1440      1450      1460
               |         |         |         |         |         |
 1408 - 1467 GIIEEKALFVTCGATVPFPKLVSCVLSDEFCQELIQYGFVRLIIQFGRNYSSEFEHLVQE
(  24)-(  83)  TTT  SSS  TTT T HHHHHHTTTHHHHHHHHHHT   SSS    TT     THHHH
            1470      1480      1490      1500      1510      1520
               |         |         |         |         |         |
 1468 - 1527 RGGQRESQKIPIDQFGCGDTARQYVLMNGKLKVIGFDFSTKMQSIIRDYSDLVISHAGTG
(  84)-( 143)HT       T TTTTTT  TTSSSS TTTT SSSS  TT  HHHHHHHH T SS  T TH
            1530      1540      1550      1560      1570      1580
               |         |         |         |         |         |
 1528 - 1587 SILDSLRLNKPLIVCVNDSLMDNHQQQIADKFVELGYVWSCAPTETGLIAGLRASQTEKL
( 144)-( 203)HHHHHHHTT  SSSS T  TT THHHHHHHHHHHHT   SS TTHHHHHHHHHHHTT
            1590      1600
               |         |
 1588 - 1608 KPFPVSHNPSFERLLVETIYS
( 204)-( 224)      T HHHHHHHHHH
 
           1610      1620      1630      1640      1650      1660
              |         |         |         |         |         |
 1609 - 1668 GIIEEKALFVTCGATVPFPKLVSCVLSDEFCQELIQYGFVRLIIQFGRNYSSEFEHLVQE
(  24)-(  83)  T  T SSSS  T  T HHHHHHHHTHHHHHHHHHHTT  SSSS TTTT      HHHH
           1670      1680      1690      1700      1710      1720
              |         |         |         |         |         |
 1669 - 1728 RGGQRESQKIPIDQFGCGDTARQYVLMNGKLKVIGFDFSTKMQSIIRDYSDLVISHAGTG
(  84)-( 143)HTSSS   TT  HHHHTTT   SSSSTTTT SSST  TTTTHHHHHHHH TSSSSTT TH
           1730      1740      1750      1760      1770      1780
              |         |         |         |         |         |
 1729 - 1788 SILDSLRLNKPLIVCVNDSLMDNHQQQIADKFVELGYVWSCAPTETGLIAGLRASQTEKL
( 144)-( 203)HHHHHHHTT   SSS  T TTTTHHHHHHHHHHHHHTTTSS T HHHHHHHHHHHTT
           1790      1800
              |         |
 1789 - 1809 KPFPVSHNPSFERLLVETIYS
( 204)-( 224) TT T T HHHHHHHHHH
 
          1810      1820      1830      1840      1850      1860
             |         |         |         |         |         |
 1810 - 1869 GIIEEKALFVTCGATVPFPKLVSCVLSDEFCQELIQYGFVRLIIQFGRNYSSEFEHLVQE
(  24)-(  83)     T SSSS TT  TTHHHHHHHHTHHHHHHHHHHTT  SSSS   TT     THHHH
          1870      1880      1890      1900      1910      1920
             |         |         |         |         |         |
 1870 - 1929 RGGQRESQKIPIDQFGCGDTARQYVLMNGKLKVIGFDFSTKMQSIIRDYSDLVISHAGTG
(  84)-( 143)TT SS TT   TTTT SSTTSS SS TTTT SS  T  TTTHHHHHHHH   SSS T TH
          1930      1940      1950      1960      1970      1980
             |         |         |         |         |         |
 1930 - 1989 SILDSLRLNKPLIVCVNDSLMDNHQQQIADKFVELGYVWSCAPTETGLIAGLRASQTEKL
( 144)-( 203)HHHHHHHTT   SSS    TT  HHHHHHHHHHHTT   SS TTHHHHHHHHHHHTT
          1990      2000      2010
             |         |         |
 1990 - 2010 KPFPVSHNPSFERLLVETIYS
( 204)-( 224)    TT  TTHHHHHHHHT
 
 
 
 
 
# 28 # Note: No rounded coordinates detected
No significant rounding of atom coordinates has been detected.
 
# 29 # Note: No artificial side chains detected
No artificial side-chain positions characterized by chi-1=0.00 or
chi-1=180.00 have been detected.
 
# 30 # Note: No missing atoms detected in residues
All expected atoms are present in residues. This validation option has
not looked at 'things' that can or should be attached to the elemantary
building blocks (amino acids, nucleotides). Even the C-terminal oxygens
are treated separately.
 
# 31 # Note: No C-terminal nitrogen detected
The PDB indicates that a residue is not the true C-terminus
by including only the backbone N of the next residue. This has not been
observed in this PDB file.
 
# 32 # Note: Test capping of (pseudo) C-termini
No extra capping groups were found on pseudo C-termini. This can imply
that no pseudo C-termini are present.
 
# 33 # Note: Proper C-terminal capping groups found
All (presumably) real C-termini either contain a proper capping group (OXT,
or something else), or they are followed by a single Nitrogen, indicating
that the rest of the chain is invisible.
 
# 34 # Note: No OXT found in the middle of chains
No OXT groups were found in the middle of protein chains.
 
# 35 # Note: Weights checked OK
All atomic occupancy factors ('weights') fall in the 0.0--1.0 range.
 
# 36 # Note: Normal distribution of occupancy values

The distribution of the occupancy values in this file seems 'normal'.

Be aware that this evaluation is merely the result of comparing this
file with about 500 well-refined high-resolution files in the PDB. If
this file has much higher or much lower resolution than the PDB files
used in WHAT IF's training set, non-normal values might very well be
perfectly fine, or normal values might actually be not so normal.
So, this check is actually more an indicator and certainly not a check
in which I have great confidence.
 
# 37 # Note: All occupancies seem to add up to 0.0 - 1.0.
In principle, the occupancy of all alternates of one atom should add up
till 0.0 - 1.0. 0.0 is used for the missing atom (i.e. an atom not
seen in the electron density).
Obviously, there is nothing terribly wrong when a few occupancies
add up to a bit more than 1.0, because the mathematics of refinement
allow for that. However, if it happens often, it seems worth evaluating
this in light of the refinement protocol used.
 
# 38 # Note: Introduction to the nomenclature section.
Nomenclature problems seem, at first, rather unimportant. After all who
cares if we call the delta atoms in leucine delta 2 and delta 1 rather than
the other way around. Chemically speaking that is correct. But structures
have not been solved and deposited just for chemists to look at them. Most
times a structure is used, it is by software in a bioinformatics lab. And
if they compare structures in which the one used C delta 1 and 2 and the
other uses C delta 2 and 1, then that comparison will fail. Also, we
recalculate all structures every so many years to make sure that everybody
always can get access to the best coordinates that can be obtained from
the (your?) experimental data. These recalculations will be troublesome if
there are nomenclature problems.

Several Nomenclature problems actually are worse than that. At the
WHAT\_CHECK website [REF] you can get an overview of the importance of all
nomenclature problems that we list.
 
# 39 # Note: Valine nomenclature OK
No errors were detected in valine nomenclature.
 
# 40 # Note: Threonine nomenclature OK
No errors were detected in threonine nomenclature.
 
# 41 # Note: Isoleucine nomenclature OK
No errors were detected in isoleucine nomenclature.
 
# 42 # Note: Leucine nomenclature OK
No errors were detected in leucine nomenclature.
 
# 43 # Note: Arginine nomenclature OK
No errors were detected in arginine nomenclature.
 
# 44 # Note: Tyrosine torsion conventions OK
No errors were detected in tyrosine torsion angle conventions.
 
# 45 # Note: Phenylalanine torsion conventions OK
No errors were detected in phenylalanine torsion angle conventions.
 
# 46 # Note: Aspartic acid torsion conventions OK
No errors were detected in aspartic acid torsion angle conventions.
 
# 47 # Note: Glutamic acid torsion conventions OK
No errors were detected in glutamic acid torsion angle conventions.
 
# 48 # Note: Phosphate group names OK
No errors were detected in phosphate group naming conventions.
 
# 49 # Note: Heavy atom naming OK
No errors were detected in the atom names for non-hydrogen atoms. Please
be aware that the PDB wants us to deliberately make some nomenclature errors;
especially in non-canonical amino acids.
 
# 50 # Note: Chain names are OK
All chain names assigned to polymer molecules are unique, and all
residue numbers are strictly increasing within each chain.
 
# 51 # Note: All bond lengths OK
All bond lengths are in agreement with standard bond lengths using
a tolerance of 4 sigma (both standard values and sigma for amino
acid residues have been taken from Engh and Huber [REF], for
DNA/RNA from Parkinson et al [REF])
 
# 52 # Note: Normal bond length variability
Bond lengths were found to deviate normally from the standard bond
lengths (values for Protein residues were taken from Engh and Huber
[REF], for DNA/RNA from Parkinson et al [REF]).
 
 RMS Z-score for bond lengths: 0.742
 RMS-deviation in bond distances: 0.017
 
# 53 # Note: Per-model averages for bond-length check
The table below gives the per-model bond-length RMS Z-scores.
 
 Model  1 :     0.742
 Model  2 :     0.729
 Model  3 :     0.755
 Model  4 :     0.701
 Model  5 :     0.797
 Model  6 :     0.748
 Model  7 :     0.713
 Model  8 :     0.746
 Model  9 :     0.738
 Model 10 :     0.752
 
# 54 # Warning: Directionality in bond lengths
Comparison of bond distances with Engh and Huber [REF] standard
values for protein residues and Parkinson et al [REF] standard values
for DNA/RNA shows a significant systematic deviation.

Since this is not an XRAY structure this effect is hard to explain.
 
# 55 # Warning: Unusual bond angles
The bond angles listed in the table below were found to deviate
more than 4 sigma from standard bond angles (both standard values
and sigma for protein residues have been taken from Engh and Huber
[REF], for DNA/RNA from Parkinson et al [REF]). In the table below
for each strange angle the bond angle and the number of standard
deviations it differs from the standard values is given. Please
note that disulphide bridges are neglected. Atoms starting with "-"
belong to the previous residue in the sequence.
 
  18 PHE   (  41-)  A  1   CA   CB   CG  108.91   -4.9
  98 PHE   ( 121-)  A  1   CA   CB   CG  109.36   -4.4
 144 HIS   ( 167-)  A  1   CA   CB   CG  109.60   -4.2
 183 PHE   ( 206-)  A  1   CA   CB   CG  109.56   -4.2
 210 PHE   (  32-)  A  2   CA   CB   CG  109.52   -4.3
 219 PHE   (  41-)  A  2   CA   CB   CG  109.40   -4.4
 276 PHE   (  98-)  A  2   CA   CB   CG  109.76   -4.0
 317 HIS   ( 139-)  A  2   CA   CB   CG  109.52   -4.3
 388 HIS   ( 210-)  A  2   CA   CB   CG  109.55   -4.3
 392 PHE   ( 214-)  A  2   CA   CB   CG  109.56   -4.2
 441 PHE   (  62-)  A  3   CA   CB   CG  108.34   -5.5
 477 PHE   (  98-)  A  3   CA   CB   CG  109.75   -4.0
 546 HIS   ( 167-)  A  3   CA   CB   CG  109.67   -4.1
 585 PHE   ( 206-)  A  3   CA   CB   CG  109.11   -4.7
 593 PHE   ( 214-)  A  3   CA   CB   CG  109.61   -4.2
 659 HIS   (  79-)  A  4   CA   CB   CG  109.54   -4.3
 678 PHE   (  98-)  A  4   CA   CB   CG  109.13   -4.7
 701 PHE   ( 121-)  A  4   CA   CB   CG  109.75   -4.0
 786 PHE   ( 206-)  A  4   CA   CB   CG  109.40   -4.4
 790 HIS   ( 210-)  A  4   CA   CB   CG  109.36   -4.4
 850 PHE   (  69-)  A  5   CA   CB   CG  109.43   -4.4
 900 PHE   ( 119-)  A  5   CA   CB   CG  109.64   -4.2
 902 PHE   ( 121-)  A  5   CA   CB   CG  109.32   -4.5
 948 HIS   ( 167-)  A  5   CA   CB   CG  109.70   -4.1
 991 HIS   ( 210-)  A  5   CA   CB   CG  109.62   -4.2
1023 PHE   (  41-)  A  6   CA   CB   CG  109.38   -4.4
1080 PHE   (  98-)  A  6   CA   CB   CG  109.73   -4.1
1121 HIS   ( 139-)  A  6   CA   CB   CG  109.64   -4.2
1188 PHE   ( 206-)  A  6   CA   CB   CG  109.41   -4.4
1215 PHE   (  32-)  A  7   CA   CB   CG  109.78   -4.0
1224 PHE   (  41-)  A  7   CA   CB   CG  109.06   -4.7
1252 PHE   (  69-)  A  7   CA   CB   CG  109.38   -4.4
1262 HIS   (  79-)  A  7   CA   CB   CG  109.57   -4.2
1304 PHE   ( 121-)  A  7   CA   CB   CG  109.56   -4.2
1350 HIS   ( 167-)  A  7   CA   CB   CG  109.58   -4.2
1389 PHE   ( 206-)  A  7   CA   CB   CG  109.68   -4.1
1503 PHE   ( 119-)  A  8   CA   CB   CG  109.71   -4.1
1505 PHE   ( 121-)  A  8   CA   CB   CG  109.71   -4.1
1523 HIS   ( 139-)  A  8   CA   CB   CG  109.31   -4.5
1617 PHE   (  32-)  A  9   CA   CB   CG  109.33   -4.5
1626 PHE   (  41-)  A  9   CA   CB   CG  109.21   -4.6
1647 PHE   (  62-)  A  9   CA   CB   CG  109.74   -4.1
1654 PHE   (  69-)  A  9   CA   CB   CG  109.32   -4.5
1683 PHE   (  98-)  A  9   CA   CB   CG  109.58   -4.2
1724 HIS   ( 139-)  A  9   CA   CB   CG  109.44   -4.4
1799 PHE   ( 214-)  A  9   CA   CB   CG  109.76   -4.0
1827 PHE   (  41-)  A 10   CA   CB   CG  109.65   -4.2
1865 HIS   (  79-)  A 10   CA   CB   CG  109.57   -4.2
1961 PHE   ( 175-)  A 10   CA   CB   CG  109.65   -4.1
1992 PHE   ( 206-)  A 10   CA   CB   CG  109.61   -4.2
 
# 56 # Note: Normal bond angle variability
Bond angles were found to deviate normally from the mean standard
bond angles (normal values for protein residues were taken from
Engh and Huber [REF], for DNA/RNA from Parkinson et al [REF]). The
RMS Z-score given below is expected to be around 1.0 for a normally
restrained data set, and this is indeed observed for very high
resolution X-ray structures.
 
 RMS Z-score for bond angles: 0.780
 RMS-deviation in bond angles: 1.350
 
# 57 # Note: Per-model averages for bond-angle check
The table below gives the per-model bond-angle RMS Z-scores.
 
 Model  1 :     0.793
 Model  2 :     0.776
 Model  3 :     0.790
 Model  4 :     0.781
 Model  5 :     0.781
 Model  6 :     0.770
 Model  7 :     0.785
 Model  8 :     0.773
 Model  9 :     0.779
 Model 10 :     0.776
 
# 58 # Note: Residue hand error(s)
You are asking for a hand-check. WHAT IF has over the course of this
session perhaps corrected the handedness of atoms in several residues.
These residues are listed here. You better check these by hand.
 
# 59 # Note: Chirality OK
All protein atoms have proper chirality.
The average deviation= 0.805
 
# 60 # Note: Improper dihedral angle distribution OK
The RMS Z-score for all improper dihedrals in the structure is within
normal ranges.
 
 Improper dihedral RMS Z-score : 0.675
 
# 61 # Note: Per-model averages for chirality check
The table below gives the per-model improper dihedral RMS Z-scores.
 
 Model  1 :     0.703
 Model  2 :     0.674
 Model  3 :     0.683
 Model  4 :     0.690
 Model  5 :     0.652
 Model  6 :     0.650
 Model  7 :     0.699
 Model  8 :     0.661
 Model  9 :     0.685
 Model 10 :     0.653
                     10        20        30        40        50        60
                      |         |         |         |         |         |
    1 -   60 GIIEEKALFVTCGATVPFPKLVSCVLSDEFCQELIQYGFVRLIIQFGRNYSSEFEHLVQE
(  24)-(  83)    T  SSSS  T  T HHHHHHHTTHHHHHHHHTTT   SSS   TTT     THHHH
                     70        80        90       100       110       120
                      |         |         |         |         |         |
   61 -  120 RGGQRESQKIPIDQFGCGDTARQYVLMNGKLKVIGFDFSTKMQSIIRDYSDLVISHAGTG
(  84)-( 143)HT SS T   TT TT TT T SSSSTTTTTTSSSS  TTTTHHHHHHHH T SSSTT HH
                    130       140       150       160       170       180
                      |         |         |         |         |         |
  121 -  180 SILDSLRLNKPLIVCVNDSLMDNHQQQIADKFVELGYVWSCAPTETGLIAGLRASQTEKL
( 144)-( 203)HHHHHHHTT    SS  TT    HHHHHHHHHHHHT   SS T TTTHHHHHHHHTT
                    190       200
                      |         |
  181 -  201 KPFPVSHNPSFERLLVETIYS
( 204)-( 224) T   TTT THHHHHHHH
 
                   210       220       230       240       250       260
                     |         |         |         |         |         |
  202 -  261 GIIEEKALFVTCGATVPFPKLVSCVLSDEFCQELIQYGFVRLIIQFGRNYSSEFEHLVQE
(  24)-(  83)    T  SSSS TT  T HHHHHHHHTHHHHHHHHHTT    SSS  T333    THHHH
                   270       280       290       300       310       320
                     |         |         |         |         |         |
  262 -  321 RGGQRESQKIPIDQFGCGDTARQYVLMNGKLKVIGFDFSTKMQSIIRDYSDLVISHAGTG
(  84)-( 143)TT SS TT     T  TTTT SSSS TTTT  SSS  TTTTHHHH333T TSSSSTT HH
                   330       340       350       360       370       380
                     |         |         |         |         |         |
  322 -  381 SILDSLRLNKPLIVCVNDSLMDNHQQQIADKFVELGYVWSCAPTETGLIAGLRASQTEKL
( 144)-( 203)HHHHHHHTT   SSS    TTTHHHHHHHHHHHHTT T SS TTHHHHHHHHHHHHH
                   390       400
                     |         |
  382 -  402 KPFPVSHNPSFERLLVETIYS
( 204)-( 224)    T T  HHHHHHHHHT
 
                  410       420       430       440       450       460
                    |         |         |         |         |         |
  403 -  462 GIIEEKALFVTCGATVPFPKLVSCVLSDEFCQELIQYGFVRLIIQFGRNYSSEFEHLVQE
(  24)-(  83)  T    SSSS  T  T THHHHHHTTHHHHHHHHHHT   SSSS  TTT TTTHHHHHH
                  470       480       490       500       510       520
                    |         |         |         |         |         |
  463 -  522 RGGQRESQKIPIDQFGCGDTARQYVLMNGKLKVIGFDFSTKMQSIIRDYSDLVISHAGTG
(  84)-( 143)HT    TT  TTTTT  TTT   SSSTTTTSSSS    TT HHHHHHHH TSSS TT HH
                  530       540       550       560       570       580
                    |         |         |         |         |         |
  523 -  582 SILDSLRLNKPLIVCVNDSLMDNHQQQIADKFVELGYVWSCAPTETGLIAGLRASQTEKL
( 144)-( 203)HHHHHHHTT  SS   TTTTTTTHHHHHHHHHHHTT      TTHHHHHHHHHHHTT
                  590       600
                    |         |
  583 -  603 KPFPVSHNPSFERLLVETIYS
( 204)-( 224) T  TT   HHHHHHHHHT
 
                 610       620       630       640       650       660
                   |         |         |         |         |         |
  604 -  663 GIIEEKALFVTCGATVPFPKLVSCVLSDEFCQELIQYGFVRLIIQFGRNYSSEFEHLVQE
(  24)-(  83)   TT  SSSS TTT T HHHHHHHTTHHHHHHHHTTT   SSS   TTT   T THHHH
                 670       680       690       700       710       720
                   |         |         |         |         |         |
  664 -  723 RGGQRESQKIPIDQFGCGDTARQYVLMNGKLKVIGFDFSTKMQSIIRDYSDLVISHAGTG
(  84)-( 143)HT SSTTT    TT  TTTT  SSSSTTTTSSSS    TTTHHHHHHHH TSSSSTT TH
                 730       740       750       760       770       780
                   |         |         |         |         |         |
  724 -  783 SILDSLRLNKPLIVCVNDSLMDNHQQQIADKFVELGYVWSCAPTETGLIAGLRASQTEKL
( 144)-( 203)HHHHHHHTT    SS T  TT THHHHHHHHHHHHT   SS T HHHHHHHHHHHTT
                 790       800
                   |         |
  784 -  804 KPFPVSHNPSFERLLVETIYS
( 204)-( 224)     TT THHHHHHHHH
 
                810       820       830       840       850       860
                  |         |         |         |         |         |
  805 -  864 GIIEEKALFVTCGATVPFPKLVSCVLSDEFCQELIQYGFVRLIIQFGRNYSSEFEHLVQE
(  24)-(  83)  TTT SSSSS  T    HHHH3333THHHHHHHHHH  TSSSSS   TT     THHHH
                870       880       890       900       910       920
                  |         |         |         |         |         |
  865 -  924 RGGQRESQKIPIDQFGCGDTARQYVLMNGKLKVIGFDFSTKMQSIIRDYSDLVISHAGTG
(  84)-( 143)TT SS TTT  T T TTTTT   SS TTTTT      TTT HHHHHHHH T SS TT TT
                930       940       950       960       970       980
                  |         |         |         |         |         |
  925 -  984 SILDSLRLNKPLIVCVNDSLMDNHQQQIADKFVELGYVWSCAPTETGLIAGLRASQTEKL
( 144)-( 203)HHHHHHHTT  SSSS TTT   HHHHHHHHHHHHHT TSSS TTHHHHHHHHHHHHH
                990      1000
                  |         |
  985 - 1005 KPFPVSHNPSFERLLVETIYS
( 204)-( 224) T    TTTTHHHHHHHHT
 
              1010      1020      1030      1040      1050      1060
                 |         |         |         |         |         |
 1006 - 1065 GIIEEKALFVTCGATVPFPKLVSCVLSDEFCQELIQYGFVRLIIQFGRNYSSEFEHLVQE
(  24)-(  83)    T  SSSS  TT   HHHH3333THHHHHHHHHHT    SSS   TT    TTHHHH
              1070      1080      1090      1100      1110      1120
                 |         |         |         |         |         |
 1066 - 1125 RGGQRESQKIPIDQFGCGDTARQYVLMNGKLKVIGFDFSTKMQSIIRDYSDLVISHAGTG
(  84)-( 143)HT SS   TTTT TT TTT   SSSS333TSSSS    TTTHHHHHHHH  SSSSTT TT
              1130      1140      1150      1160      1170      1180
                 |         |         |         |         |         |
 1126 - 1185 SILDSLRLNKPLIVCVNDSLMDNHQQQIADKFVELGYVWSCAPTETGLIAGLRASQTEKL
( 144)-( 203)THHHHHHTT   SSS TTT TTTHHHHHHHHH333T  SSS TTHHHHHHHHHHHTT
              1190      1200
                 |         |
 1186 - 1206 KPFPVSHNPSFERLLVETIYS
( 204)-( 224)        TTHHHHHHHTT
 
             1210      1220      1230      1240      1250      1260
                |         |         |         |         |         |
 1207 - 1266 GIIEEKALFVTCGATVPFPKLVSCVLSDEFCQELIQYGFVRLIIQFGRNYSSEFEHLVQE
(  24)-(  83)  T   SSSSS  TT T HHHHHHHTTHHHHHHHHTTT  SSSSS   TTT T TTHHHH
             1270      1280      1290      1300      1310      1320
                |         |         |         |         |         |
 1267 - 1326 RGGQRESQKIPIDQFGCGDTARQYVLMNGKLKVIGFDFSTKMQSIIRDYSDLVISHAGTG
(  84)-( 143)HT SS TTT TT TT  TTT   SSSTTTTSSSSS   TT HHHHHHHT  SSSSTT TT
             1330      1340      1350      1360      1370      1380
                |         |         |         |         |         |
 1327 - 1386 SILDSLRLNKPLIVCVNDSLMDNHQQQIADKFVELGYVWSCAPTETGLIAGLRASQTEKL
( 144)-( 203)HHHHHHHTT    SS  T  TT HHHHHHHHHHTTT   SS TTHHHHHHHHHHHTT
             1390      1400
                |         |
 1387 - 1407 KPFPVSHNPSFERLLVETIYS
( 204)-( 224)      TTTTHHHHHHHHT
 
            1410      1420      1430      1440      1450      1460
               |         |         |         |         |         |
 1408 - 1467 GIIEEKALFVTCGATVPFPKLVSCVLSDEFCQELIQYGFVRLIIQFGRNYSSEFEHLVQE
(  24)-(  83)  TTT  SSS  TTT T HHHHHHTTTHHHHHHHHHHT   SSS    TT     THHHH
            1470      1480      1490      1500      1510      1520
               |         |         |         |         |         |
 1468 - 1527 RGGQRESQKIPIDQFGCGDTARQYVLMNGKLKVIGFDFSTKMQSIIRDYSDLVISHAGTG
(  84)-( 143)HT       T TTTTTT  TTSSSS TTTT SSSS  TT  HHHHHHHH T SS  T TH
            1530      1540      1550      1560      1570      1580
               |         |         |         |         |         |
 1528 - 1587 SILDSLRLNKPLIVCVNDSLMDNHQQQIADKFVELGYVWSCAPTETGLIAGLRASQTEKL
( 144)-( 203)HHHHHHHTT  SSSS T  TT THHHHHHHHHHHHT   SS TTHHHHHHHHHHHTT
            1590      1600
               |         |
 1588 - 1608 KPFPVSHNPSFERLLVETIYS
( 204)-( 224)      T HHHHHHHHHH
 
           1610      1620      1630      1640      1650      1660
              |         |         |         |         |         |
 1609 - 1668 GIIEEKALFVTCGATVPFPKLVSCVLSDEFCQELIQYGFVRLIIQFGRNYSSEFEHLVQE
(  24)-(  83)  T  T SSSS  T  T HHHHHHHHTHHHHHHHHHHTT  SSSS TTTT      HHHH
           1670      1680      1690      1700      1710      1720
              |         |         |         |         |         |
 1669 - 1728 RGGQRESQKIPIDQFGCGDTARQYVLMNGKLKVIGFDFSTKMQSIIRDYSDLVISHAGTG
(  84)-( 143)HTSSS   TT  HHHHTTT   SSSSTTTT SSST  TTTTHHHHHHHH TSSSSTT TH
           1730      1740      1750      1760      1770      1780
              |         |         |         |         |         |
 1729 - 1788 SILDSLRLNKPLIVCVNDSLMDNHQQQIADKFVELGYVWSCAPTETGLIAGLRASQTEKL
( 144)-( 203)HHHHHHHTT   SSS  T TTTTHHHHHHHHHHHHHTTTSS T HHHHHHHHHHHTT
           1790      1800
              |         |
 1789 - 1809 KPFPVSHNPSFERLLVETIYS
( 204)-( 224) TT T T HHHHHHHHHH
 
          1810      1820      1830      1840      1850      1860
             |         |         |         |         |         |
 1810 - 1869 GIIEEKALFVTCGATVPFPKLVSCVLSDEFCQELIQYGFVRLIIQFGRNYSSEFEHLVQE
(  24)-(  83)     T SSSS TT  TTHHHHHHHHTHHHHHHHHHHTT  SSSS   TT     THHHH
          1870      1880      1890      1900      1910      1920
             |         |         |         |         |         |
 1870 - 1929 RGGQRESQKIPIDQFGCGDTARQYVLMNGKLKVIGFDFSTKMQSIIRDYSDLVISHAGTG
(  84)-( 143)TT SS TT   TTTT SSTTSS SS TTTT SS  T  TTTHHHHHHHH   SSS T TH
          1930      1940      1950      1960      1970      1980
             |         |         |         |         |         |
 1930 - 1989 SILDSLRLNKPLIVCVNDSLMDNHQQQIADKFVELGYVWSCAPTETGLIAGLRASQTEKL
( 144)-( 203)HHHHHHHTT   SSS    TT  HHHHHHHHHHHTT   SS TTHHHHHHHHHHHTT
          1990      2000      2010
             |         |         |
 1990 - 2010 KPFPVSHNPSFERLLVETIYS
( 204)-( 224)    TT  TTHHHHHHHHT
 
 
 
 
 
# 62 # Note: Tau angles OK
All of the tau angles of amino acids that actually have a tau angle
fall within expected RMS deviations.
 
# 63 # Note: Normal tau angle deviations
The RMS Z-score for the tau angles in the structure falls within the
normal rannge that we guess to be 0.5 - 1.5.
Be aware, we determined the tau normal distributions from 500
high-resolution X-ray structures, rather than from CSD data, so we cannot
be 100 percent certain about these numbers.
 
 Tau angle RMS Z-score : 0.614
 
# 64 # Note: Side chain planarity OK
All of the side chains of residues that have a planar group are
planar within expected RMS deviations.
 
# 65 # Note: Atoms connected to aromatic rings OK
All of the atoms that are connected to planar aromatic rings in side
chains of amino-acid residues are in the plane within expected RMS
deviations.
Since there is no DNA and no protein with hydrogens, no uncalibrated
planarity check was performed.
 
# 66 # Note: PRO puckering amplitude OK
Puckering amplitudes for all PRO residues are within normal ranges.
 
# 67 # Warning: Unusual PRO puckering phases
The proline residues listed in the table below have a puckering phase
that is not expected to occur in protein structures. Puckering
parameters were calculated by the method of Cremer and Pople
[REF]. Normal PRO rings approximately show a so-called envelope
conformation with the C-gamma atom above the plane of the ring
(phi=+72 degrees), or a half-chair conformation with C-gamma below
and C-beta above the plane of the ring (phi=-90 degrees). If phi
deviates strongly from these values, this is indicative of a very
strange conformation for a PRO residue, and definitely requires a
manual check of the data. Be aware that this is a warning with a low
confidence level.
See: Who checks the checkers? Four validation tools applied to eight
atomic resolution structures [REF].
 
 182 PRO   ( 205-)  A  1   99.8 envelop C-beta (108 degrees)
 184 PRO   ( 207-)  A  1  -59.5 half-chair C-beta/C-alpha (-54 degrees)
 218 PRO   (  40-)  A  2  100.4 envelop C-beta (108 degrees)
 220 PRO   (  42-)  A  2  100.6 envelop C-beta (108 degrees)
 533 PRO   ( 154-)  A  3   99.1 envelop C-beta (108 degrees)
1277 PRO   (  94-)  A  7  -62.7 half-chair C-beta/C-alpha (-54 degrees)
1337 PRO   ( 154-)  A  7  107.9 envelop C-beta (108 degrees)
1478 PRO   (  94-)  A  8  121.6 half-chair C-beta/C-alpha (126 degrees)
1538 PRO   ( 154-)  A  8  104.0 envelop C-beta (108 degrees)
1589 PRO   ( 205-)  A  8  114.8 envelop C-beta (108 degrees)
1596 PRO   ( 212-)  A  8  -58.8 half-chair C-beta/C-alpha (-54 degrees)
1625 PRO   (  40-)  A  9  -55.6 half-chair C-beta/C-alpha (-54 degrees)
1679 PRO   (  94-)  A  9  107.5 envelop C-beta (108 degrees)
1739 PRO   ( 154-)  A  9  109.9 envelop C-beta (108 degrees)
1792 PRO   ( 207-)  A  9  -54.0 half-chair C-beta/C-alpha (-54 degrees)
1880 PRO   (  94-)  A 10  -57.4 half-chair C-beta/C-alpha (-54 degrees)
 
# 68 # Warning: Torsion angle evaluation shows unusual residues
The residues listed in the table below contain bad or abnormal
torsion angles.

These scores give an impression of how `normal' the torsion
angles in protein residues are. All torsion angles except omega are
used for calculating a `normality' score. Average values and
standard deviations were obtained from the residues in the WHAT IF
database. These are used to calculate Z-scores. A residue with a
Z-score of below -2.0 is poor, and a score of less than -3.0 is
worrying. For such residues more than one torsion angle is in a
highly unlikely position.
 
 923 THR   ( 142-)  A  5   -3.6
1286 THR   ( 103-)  A  7   -3.3
1727 THR   ( 142-)  A  9   -3.3
1662 PHE   (  77-)  A  9   -3.3
1664 HIS   (  79-)  A  9   -3.0
1085 THR   ( 103-)  A  6   -2.9
 100 THR   ( 123-)  A  1   -2.9
1589 PRO   ( 205-)  A  8   -2.8
 881 CYS   ( 100-)  A  5   -2.7
1835 LEU   (  49-)  A 10   -2.7
1124 THR   ( 142-)  A  6   -2.7
 240 PHE   (  62-)  A  2   -2.7
 904 THR   ( 123-)  A  5   -2.7
1879 ILE   (  93-)  A 10   -2.7
 820 VAL   (  39-)  A  5   -2.6
 469 SER   (  90-)  A  3   -2.6
1031 LEU   (  49-)  A  6   -2.6
 936 LEU   ( 155-)  A  5   -2.5
 860 HIS   (  79-)  A  5   -2.5
  26 LEU   (  49-)  A  1   -2.5
1595 ASN   ( 211-)  A  8   -2.5
1059 PHE   (  77-)  A  6   -2.5
1506 SER   ( 122-)  A  8   -2.5
1848 PHE   (  62-)  A 10   -2.5
 428 LEU   (  49-)  A  3   -2.5
And so on for a total of   135 lines.
 
# 69 # Warning: Backbone evaluation reveals unusual conformations
The residues listed in the table below have abnormal backbone torsion
angles.

Residues with `forbidden' phi-psi combinations are listed, as
well as residues with unusual omega angles (deviating by more than
3 sigma from the normal value). Please note that it is normal if
about 5 percent of the residues is listed here as having unusual
phi-psi combinations.
 
   3 ILE   (  26-)  A  1 Poor phi/psi
   5 GLU   (  28-)  A  1 Poor phi/psi
  27 SER   (  50-)  A  1 Poor phi/psi
  39 PHE   (  62-)  A  1 Poor phi/psi
  51 SER   (  74-)  A  1 Poor phi/psi
  52 SER   (  75-)  A  1 Poor phi/psi
  54 PHE   (  77-)  A  1 Poor phi/psi
  55 GLU   (  78-)  A  1 Poor phi/psi
  66 GLU   (  89-)  A  1 Poor phi/psi
  71 PRO   (  94-)  A  1 Poor phi/psi
  73 ASP   (  96-)  A  1 Poor phi/psi
  74 GLN   (  97-)  A  1 Poor phi/psi
  87 MET   ( 110-)  A  1 Poor phi/psi
  90 LYS   ( 113-)  A  1 Poor phi/psi
 101 LYS   ( 124-)  A  1 Poor phi/psi
 110 SER   ( 133-)  A  1 Poor phi/psi
 117 ALA   ( 140-)  A  1 Poor phi/psi
 141 MET   ( 164-)  A  1 Poor phi/psi
 177 THR   ( 200-)  A  1 Poor phi/psi
 184 PRO   ( 207-)  A  1 Poor PRO-phi
 186 SER   ( 209-)  A  1 Poor phi/psi
 187 HIS   ( 210-)  A  1 Poor phi/psi
 199 ILE   ( 222-)  A  1 Poor phi/psi
 204 ILE   (  26-)  A  2 Poor phi/psi
 215 ALA   (  37-)  A  2 Poor phi/psi
And so on for a total of   253 lines.
 Ramachandran Z-score : -4.617
 
# 70 # Error: Ramachandran Z-score very low
The score expressing how well the backbone conformations of all residues
are corresponding to the known allowed areas in the Ramachandran plot is
very low.
 
 Ramachandran Z-score : -4.617
 
# 71 # Note: Per-model averages for Ramachandran check
The table below gives the per-model Ramachandran Z-scores.
 
 Model  1 :    -4.606
 Model  2 :    -4.266
 Model  3 :    -4.349
 Model  4 :    -4.547
 Model  5 :    -4.253
 Model  6 :    -5.454
 Model  7 :    -4.406
 Model  8 :    -4.667
 Model  9 :    -4.719
 Model 10 :    -4.906
Omega average and std. deviation= 180.142 0.969
Significant deviations from expected 5.5!!!
 
# 72 # Warning: Omega angles too tightly restrained
The omega angles for trans-peptide bonds in a structure are
expected to give a gaussian distribution with the average around
+178 degrees and a standard deviation around 5.5 degrees. These
expected values were obtained from very accurately determined
structures. Many protein structures are too tightly restrained.
This seems to be the case with the current structure too, as the
observed standard deviation is below 4.0 degrees.
 
 Standard deviation of omega values : 0.969
 
# 73 # Note: Per-model averages for omega angle check
The table below gives the per-model omega angle standard deviations.
 
 Model  1 :     0.976
 Model  2 :     0.909
 Model  3 :     0.922
 Model  4 :     1.067
 Model  5 :     1.154
 Model  6 :     1.061
 Model  7 :     0.991
 Model  8 :     0.830
 Model  9 :     0.821
 Model 10 :     0.931
 chi-1/chi-2 correlation Z-score : -2.103
 
# 74 # Note: chi-1/chi-2 angle correlation Z-score OK
The score expressing how well the chi-1/chi-2 angles of all residues
are corresponding to the populated areas in the database is
within expected ranges for well-refined structures.
 
 chi-1/chi-2 correlation Z-score : -2.103
 
# 75 # Note: Per-model averages for chi-1/chi-2 angle check
The table below gives the per-model chi-1/chi-2 correlation Z-scores.
 
 Model  1 :    -1.557
 Model  2 :    -1.957
 Model  3 :    -2.013
 Model  4 :    -2.135
 Model  5 :    -2.691
 Model  6 :    -2.975
 Model  7 :    -1.026
 Model  8 :    -1.565
 Model  9 :    -2.399
 Model 10 :    -2.711
 
# 76 # Warning: Backbone oxygen evaluation
The residues listed in the table below have an unusual backbone
oxygen position.

For each of the residues in the structure, a search was performed
to find 5-residue stretches in the WHAT IF database with
superposable C-alpha coordinates, and some restraining on the
neighbouring backbone oxygens.

In the following table the RMS distance between the backbone oxygen
positions of these matching structures in the database and the
position of the backbone oxygen atom in the current residue is
given. If this number is larger than 1.5 a significant number of
structures in the database show an alternative position for the
backbone oxygen. If the number is larger than 2.0 most matching
backbone fragments in the database have the peptide plane
flipped. A manual check needs to be performed to assess whether the
experimental data can support that alternative as well. The number
in the last column is the number of database hits (maximum 80) used
in the calculation. It is "normal" that some glycine residues show
up in this list, but they are still worth checking!
 
1525 GLY   ( 141-)  A  8  2.14   11
 357 GLY   ( 179-)  A  2  2.02   50
1485 GLY   ( 101-)  A  8  1.72   25
1253 GLY   (  70-)  A  7  1.53   24
 
# 77 # Warning: Unusual rotamers
The residues listed in the table below have a rotamer that is not
seen very often in the database of solved protein structures. This
option determines for every residue the position specific chi-1
rotamer distribution. Thereafter it verified whether the actual
residue in the molecule has the most preferred rotamer or not. If
the actual rotamer is the preferred one, the score is 1.0. If the
actual rotamer is unique, the score is 0.0. If there are two
preferred rotamers, with a population distribution of 3:2 and your
rotamer sits in the lesser populated rotamer, the score will be
0.667. No value will be given if insufficient hits are found in the
database.

It is not necessarily an error if a few residues have rotamer
values below 0.3, but careful inspection of all residues with these
low values could be worth it.
 
 625 VAL   (  45-)  A  4   0.36
1913 SER   ( 127-)  A 10   0.36
 979 SER   ( 198-)  A  5   0.36
1528 SER   ( 144-)  A  8   0.37
1582 SER   ( 198-)  A  8   0.38
1130 SER   ( 148-)  A  6   0.38
 322 SER   ( 144-)  A  2   0.39
 778 SER   ( 198-)  A  4   0.39
 121 SER   ( 144-)  A  1   0.39
 
# 78 # Warning: Unusual backbone conformations
For the residues listed in the table below, the backbone formed by
itself and two neighbouring residues on either side is in a
conformation that is not seen very often in the database of solved
protein structures. The number given in the table is the number of
similar backbone conformations in the database with the same amino
acid in the centre.

For this check, backbone conformations are compared with database
structures using C-alpha superpositions with some restraints on the
backbone oxygen positions.

A residue mentioned in the table can be part of a strange loop, or
there might be something wrong with it or its directly surrounding
residues. There are a few of these in every protein, but in any
case it is worth looking at!
 
   3 ILE   (  26-)  A  1     0
   4 GLU   (  27-)  A  1     0
   5 GLU   (  28-)  A  1     0
  12 CYS   (  35-)  A  1     0
  14 ALA   (  37-)  A  1     0
  17 PRO   (  40-)  A  1     0
  18 PHE   (  41-)  A  1     0
  26 LEU   (  49-)  A  1     0
  37 TYR   (  60-)  A  1     0
  39 PHE   (  62-)  A  1     0
  40 VAL   (  63-)  A  1     0
  45 GLN   (  68-)  A  1     0
  46 PHE   (  69-)  A  1     0
  48 ARG   (  71-)  A  1     0
  51 SER   (  74-)  A  1     0
  52 SER   (  75-)  A  1     0
  53 GLU   (  76-)  A  1     0
  54 PHE   (  77-)  A  1     0
  55 GLU   (  78-)  A  1     0
  66 GLU   (  89-)  A  1     0
  67 SER   (  90-)  A  1     0
  68 GLN   (  91-)  A  1     0
  71 PRO   (  94-)  A  1     0
  72 ILE   (  95-)  A  1     0
  73 ASP   (  96-)  A  1     0
And so on for a total of   984 lines.
 
# 79 # Note: Backbone conformation Z-score OK
The backbone conformation analysis gives a score that is normal
for well refined protein structures.
 
 Backbone conformation Z-score : -1.421
 
# 80 # Error: Abnormally short interatomic distances
The pairs of atoms listed in the table below have an unusually
short distance.

The contact distances of all atom pairs have been checked. Two
atoms are said to `bump' if they are closer than the sum of their
Van der Waals radii minus 0.40 Angstrom. For hydrogen bonded pairs
a tolerance of 0.55 Angstrom is used. The first number in the
table tells you how much shorter that specific contact is than the
acceptable limit. The second distance is the distance between the
centres of the two atoms. Although we believe that two water atoms
at 2.4 A distance are too close, we only report water pairs that are
closer than this rather short distance.

The last text-item on each line represents the status of the atom
pair. The text `INTRA' means that the bump is between atoms that
are explicitly listed in the PDB file. `INTER' means it is an
inter-symmetry bump. If the final column contains the text 'HB',
the bump criterion was relaxed because there could be a hydrogen
bond. Similarly relaxed criteria are used for 1--3 and 1--4
interactions (listed as 'B2' and 'B3', respectively). If the last
column is 'BF', the sum of the B-factors of the atoms is higher
than 80, which makes the appearance of the bump somewhat less
severe because the atoms probably aren't there anyway. BL, on the
other hand, indicates that the bumping atoms both have a low
B-factor, and that makes the bumps more worrisome.

Bumps between atoms for which the sum of their occupancies is lower
than one are not reported. In any case, each bump is listed in only
one direction. If the MODEL number doesn't exist (like in most X-ray
files), a minus sign is printed instead.
 
 303 MET   ( 125-)  A  2   SD  <-->  304 GLN   ( 126-)  A  2   NE2    0.45    2.85  INTRA BL
 849 GLN   (  68-)  A  5   NE2 <-->  906 MET   ( 125-)  A  5   SD     0.44    2.86  INTRA BL
1452 GLN   (  68-)  A  8   NE2 <--> 1509 MET   ( 125-)  A  8   SD     0.41    2.89  INTRA BL
1132 ARG   ( 150-)  A  6   NH1 <--> 1192 HIS   ( 210-)  A  6   ND1    0.40    2.60  INTRA BL
1161 GLY   ( 179-)  A  6   O   <--> 1163 VAL   ( 181-)  A  6   N      0.39    2.31  INTRA BL
  31 CYS   (  54-)  A  1   SG  <-->   90 LYS   ( 113-)  A  1   NZ     0.39    2.91  INTRA BL
1961 PHE   ( 175-)  A 10   O   <--> 1965 GLY   ( 179-)  A 10   N      0.37    2.33  INTRA BL
1420 GLY   (  36-)  A  8   N   <--> 1523 HIS   ( 139-)  A  8   NE2    0.37    2.63  INTRA BL
1563 GLY   ( 179-)  A  8   O   <--> 1565 VAL   ( 181-)  A  8   N      0.36    2.34  INTRA BL
1237 CYS   (  54-)  A  7   SG  <--> 1296 LYS   ( 113-)  A  7   NZ     0.36    2.94  INTRA BL
1832 SER   (  46-)  A 10   O   <--> 1836 SER   (  50-)  A 10   N      0.34    2.36  INTRA BL
 362 CYS   ( 184-)  A  2   SG  <-->  368 GLY   ( 190-)  A  2   C      0.34    3.06  INTRA BL
 224 SER   (  46-)  A  2   O   <-->  228 SER   (  50-)  A  2   N      0.33    2.37  INTRA BL
1683 PHE   (  98-)  A  9   CE2 <--> 1690 ARG   ( 105-)  A  9   NE     0.33    2.77  INTRA BL
 759 GLY   ( 179-)  A  4   O   <-->  761 VAL   ( 181-)  A  4   N      0.33    2.37  INTRA BL
1631 SER   (  46-)  A  9   O   <--> 1635 SER   (  50-)  A  9   N      0.33    2.37  INTRA BL
1452 GLN   (  68-)  A  8   CD  <--> 1509 MET   ( 125-)  A  8   SD     0.33    3.07  INTRA BL
1229 SER   (  46-)  A  7   O   <--> 1233 SER   (  50-)  A  7   N      0.33    2.37  INTRA BL
 558 GLY   ( 179-)  A  3   O   <-->  560 VAL   ( 181-)  A  3   N      0.32    2.38  INTRA BL
1710 MET   ( 125-)  A  9   SD  <--> 1711 GLN   ( 126-)  A  9   N      0.32    2.88  INTRA BL
 491 GLY   ( 112-)  A  3   C   <-->  494 LYS   ( 115-)  A  3   NZ     0.32    2.78  INTRA BL
 411 PHE   (  32-)  A  3   CE2 <-->  447 GLN   (  68-)  A  3   NE2    0.32    2.78  INTRA BL
1138 ILE   ( 156-)  A  6   CG2 <--> 1166 CYS   ( 184-)  A  6   SG     0.32    3.08  INTRA BL
 414 CYS   (  35-)  A  3   SG  <-->  448 PHE   (  69-)  A  3   CE1    0.32    3.08  INTRA BL
1523 HIS   ( 139-)  A  8   CD2 <--> 1552 GLN   ( 168-)  A  8   NE2    0.32    2.78  INTRA BL
And so on for a total of   742 lines.
 
# 81 # Note: Inside/Outside residue distribution normal
The distribution of residue types over the inside and the outside of the
protein is normal.
 
inside/outside RMS Z-score : 1.127
 
# 82 # Note: Per-model averages for inside/outside residue distributi ...
The table below gives the per-model inside/outside residue distribution
RMS Z-scores.
 
 Model  1 :     1.109
 Model  2 :     1.176
 Model  3 :     1.092
 Model  4 :     1.138
 Model  5 :     1.159
 Model  6 :     1.117
 Model  7 :     1.094
 Model  8 :     1.122
 Model  9 :     1.155
 Model 10 :     1.102
 
# 83 # Note: Inside/Outside RMS Z-score plot
The Inside/Outside distribution normality RMS Z-score over a 15
residue window is plotted as function of the residue number. High
areas in the plot (above 1.5) indicate unusual inside/outside
patterns.
 
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 Chain identifier: A; Model number  1
 
# 84 # Note: Inside/Outside RMS Z-score plot

 
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# 85 # Note: Inside/Outside RMS Z-score plot

 
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# 87 # Note: Inside/Outside RMS Z-score plot

 
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# 88 # Note: Inside/Outside RMS Z-score plot

 
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# 89 # Note: Inside/Outside RMS Z-score plot

 
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# 90 # Note: Inside/Outside RMS Z-score plot

 
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 Chain identifier: A; Model number  8
 
# 91 # Note: Inside/Outside RMS Z-score plot

 
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# 92 # Note: Inside/Outside RMS Z-score plot

 
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 Chain identifier: A; Model number 10
 
# 93 # Warning: Abnormal packing environment for some residues
The residues listed in the table below have an unusual packing
environment.

The packing environment of the residues is compared with the
average packing environment for all residues of the same type in
good PDB files. A low packing score can indicate one of several
things: Poor packing, misthreading of the sequence through the
density, crystal contacts, contacts with a co-factor, or the
residue is part of the active site. It is not uncommon to see a few
of these, but in any case this requires further inspection of the
residue.
 
1406 TYR   ( 223-)  A  7     -8.72
 602 TYR   ( 223-)  A  3     -8.43
 401 TYR   ( 223-)  A  2     -7.93
2009 TYR   ( 223-)  A 10     -7.93
1205 TYR   ( 223-)  A  6     -7.88
 200 TYR   ( 223-)  A  1     -7.82
 803 TYR   ( 223-)  A  4     -7.77
1808 TYR   ( 223-)  A  9     -7.66
1607 TYR   ( 223-)  A  8     -7.60
 467 ARG   (  88-)  A  3     -7.26
1004 TYR   ( 223-)  A  5     -7.23
 157 TYR   ( 180-)  A  1     -7.10
1146 MET   ( 164-)  A  6     -7.08
 299 PHE   ( 121-)  A  2     -7.02
1304 PHE   ( 121-)  A  7     -6.96
 872 GLN   (  91-)  A  5     -6.83
 470 GLN   (  91-)  A  3     -6.61
1966 TYR   ( 180-)  A 10     -6.59
 187 HIS   ( 210-)  A  1     -6.42
1706 PHE   ( 121-)  A  9     -6.39
 873 LYS   (  92-)  A  5     -6.39
1594 HIS   ( 210-)  A  8     -6.38
 388 HIS   ( 210-)  A  2     -6.34
 744 MET   ( 164-)  A  4     -6.33
 902 PHE   ( 121-)  A  5     -6.33
And so on for a total of   112 lines.
 
# 94 # Warning: Abnormal packing environment for sequential residues
A stretch of at least three sequential residues with a questionable packing
environment was found. This could indicate that these residues are part
of a strange loop. It might also be an indication of misthreading in the
density. However, it can also indicate that one or more residues in this
stretch have other problems such as, for example, missing atoms, very
weird angles or bond lengths, etc.

The table below lists the first and last residue in each stretch found,
as well as the average residue score of the series.
 
 269 GLN   (  91-)  A  2    271 --- ILE     93- ( A)  2      -4.59
 470 GLN   (  91-)  A  3    472 --- ILE     93- ( A)  3      -5.67
 500 PHE   ( 121-)  A  3    502 --- THR    123- ( A)  3      -4.53
 604 GLY   (  24-)  A  4    607 --- GLU     27- ( A)  4      -4.22
 671 GLN   (  91-)  A  4    673 --- ILE     93- ( A)  4      -5.16
 782 LYS   ( 202-)  A  4    784 --- LYS    204- ( A)  4      -4.74
 872 GLN   (  91-)  A  5    874 --- ILE     93- ( A)  5      -6.10
1006 GLY   (  24-)  A  6   1009 --- GLU     27- ( A)  6      -4.62
1409 ILE   (  25-)  A  8   1412 --- GLU     28- ( A)  8      -4.46
1475 GLN   (  91-)  A  8   1477 --- ILE     93- ( A)  8      -5.29
1680 ILE   (  95-)  A  9   1683 --- PHE     98- ( A)  9      -4.64
1807 ILE   ( 222-)  A  9   1809 --- SER    224- ( A)  9      -5.60
 
# 95 # Warning: Structural average packing environment a bit worrysome
The structural average quality control value is a bit low.

The protein is probably threaded correctly, but either poorly
refined, or it is just a protein with an unusual (but correct)
structure. The average quality of 200 highly refined Xray
structures was -0.5+/-0.4 [REF].
 
 
Average for range     1 - 2010 :  -1.874
 
# 96 # Note: Quality value plot
The quality value smoothed over a 10 residue window is plotted as
function of the residue number. Low areas in the plot (below
-2.0) indicate "unusual" packing.
 
In the TeX file, a plot has been inserted here
 
 Chain identifier: A; Model number  1
 
# 97 # Note: Quality value plot
The quality value smoothed over a 10 residue window is plotted as
function of the residue number. Low areas in the plot (below
-2.0) indicate "unusual" packing.
 
In the TeX file, a plot has been inserted here
 
 Chain identifier: A; Model number  2
 
# 98 # Note: Quality value plot
The quality value smoothed over a 10 residue window is plotted as
function of the residue number. Low areas in the plot (below
-2.0) indicate "unusual" packing.
 
In the TeX file, a plot has been inserted here
 
 Chain identifier: A; Model number  3
 
# 99 # Note: Quality value plot
The quality value smoothed over a 10 residue window is plotted as
function of the residue number. Low areas in the plot (below
-2.0) indicate "unusual" packing.
 
In the TeX file, a plot has been inserted here
 
 Chain identifier: A; Model number  4
 
# 100 # Note: Quality value plot
The quality value smoothed over a 10 residue window is plotted as
function of the residue number. Low areas in the plot (below
-2.0) indicate "unusual" packing.
 
In the TeX file, a plot has been inserted here
 
 Chain identifier: A; Model number  5
 
# 101 # Note: Quality value plot
The quality value smoothed over a 10 residue window is plotted as
function of the residue number. Low areas in the plot (below
-2.0) indicate "unusual" packing.
 
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 Chain identifier: A; Model number  6
 
# 102 # Note: Quality value plot
The quality value smoothed over a 10 residue window is plotted as
function of the residue number. Low areas in the plot (below
-2.0) indicate "unusual" packing.
 
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 Chain identifier: A; Model number  7
 
# 103 # Note: Quality value plot
The quality value smoothed over a 10 residue window is plotted as
function of the residue number. Low areas in the plot (below
-2.0) indicate "unusual" packing.
 
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 Chain identifier: A; Model number  8
 
# 104 # Note: Quality value plot
The quality value smoothed over a 10 residue window is plotted as
function of the residue number. Low areas in the plot (below
-2.0) indicate "unusual" packing.
 
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 Chain identifier: A; Model number  9
 
# 105 # Note: Quality value plot
The quality value smoothed over a 10 residue window is plotted as
function of the residue number. Low areas in the plot (below
-2.0) indicate "unusual" packing.
 
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 Chain identifier: A; Model number 10
----Residue-------      State    AllAll    BB-BB    BB-SC    SC-BB    SC-SC
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
============================================================
 All   contacts    : Average = -0.764 Z-score =  -4.27
 BB-BB contacts    : Average = -0.521 Z-score =  -3.21
 BB-SC contacts    : Average = -0.514 Z-score =  -3.62
 SC-BB contacts    : Average = -0.662 Z-score =  -3.88
 SC-SC contacts    : Average = -0.588 Z-score =  -3.71
============================================================
 
# 106 # Warning: Low packing Z-score for some residues
The residues listed in the table below have an unusual packing
environment according to the 2nd generation quality check. The score
listed in the table is a packing normality Z-score: positive means
better than average, negative means worse than average. Only residues
scoring less than -2.50 are listed here. These are the "unusual"
residues in the structure, so it will be interesting to take a
special look at them.
 
1455 ARG   (  71-)  A  8  -2.72
1091 LEU   ( 109-)  A  6  -2.64
1918 TYR   ( 132-)  A 10  -2.63
 331 LYS   ( 153-)  A  2  -2.59
 
# 107 # Note: No series of residues with abnormal new packing environment
There are no stretches of four or more residues each having a quality
control Z-score worse than -1.75.
 
# 108 # Error: Abnormal structural average packing Z-score
The quality control Z-score for the structure is very low.

A molecule is certain to be incorrect if the Z-score is below -5.0.
Poorly refined molecules, very well energy minimized misthreaded
molecules and low homology models give values between -2.0 and
-5.0. The average quality of properly refined Xray structures is
0.0+/-1.0.
 
 All   contacts    : Average = -0.764 Z-score =  -4.27
 BB-BB contacts    : Average = -0.521 Z-score =  -3.21
 BB-SC contacts    : Average = -0.514 Z-score =  -3.62
 SC-BB contacts    : Average = -0.662 Z-score =  -3.88
 SC-SC contacts    : Average = -0.588 Z-score =  -3.71
 
# 109 # Note: Per-model averages for NQA
The table below gives the per-model NQA averages and Z-scores. These are the
numbers for all contacts.
 
 Model  1 :    -0.856;    -4.778
 Model  2 :    -0.720;    -4.031
 Model  3 :    -0.722;    -4.042
 Model  4 :    -0.727;    -4.068
 Model  5 :    -0.793;    -4.432
 Model  6 :    -0.799;    -4.463
 Model  7 :    -0.764;    -4.270
 Model  8 :    -0.773;    -4.322
 Model  9 :    -0.692;    -3.876
 Model 10 :    -0.792;    -4.424
 
# 110 # Note: Second generation quality Z-score plot
The second generation quality Z-score smoothed over a 10 residue window
is plotted as function of the residue number. Low areas in the plot (below
-1.3) indicate "unusual" packing.
 
In the TeX file, a plot has been inserted here
 
 Chain identifier: A; Model number  1
 
# 111 # Note: Second generation quality Z-score plot

 
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# 112 # Note: Second generation quality Z-score plot

 
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 Chain identifier: A; Model number  8
 
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 Chain identifier: A; Model number 10
Since there are no waters, the water check has been skipped.
O2 located for residue 201
O2 located for residue 402
O2 located for residue 603
O2 located for residue 804
O2 located for residue 1005
O2 located for residue 1206
O2 located for residue 1407
O2 located for residue 1608
O2 located for residue 1809
O2 located for residue 2010
Number of donors: 3360
Number of H-atoms: 3950
Number of donor groups: 270
Symmetry related molecules will be taken into account
Calculating accessibilities and coordinates
  56 HIS  (  79-) A  1   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    5.46   0.31   0.40
  56 HIS  (  79-) A  1   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    5.30   9.35   0.40
The FLIP penalty for   56 HIS  (  79-) A  1  was set to      0.4
 116 HIS  ( 139-) A  1   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    0.00   1.56   0.60
 116 HIS  ( 139-) A  1   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    0.78   0.00   0.40
The FLIP penalty for  116 HIS  ( 139-) A  1  was set to      0.4
 144 HIS  ( 167-) A  1   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    6.70   6.86   0.40
 144 HIS  ( 167-) A  1   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    9.20   8.57   0.40
The FLIP penalty for  144 HIS  ( 167-) A  1  was set to      0.4
 187 HIS  ( 210-) A  1   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    8.26   4.52   0.40
 187 HIS  ( 210-) A  1   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=   10.13  10.44   0.40
The FLIP penalty for  187 HIS  ( 210-) A  1  was set to      0.4
 257 HIS  (  79-) A  2   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    6.70   0.16   0.40
 257 HIS  (  79-) A  2   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    8.88   9.66   0.40
The FLIP penalty for  257 HIS  (  79-) A  2  was set to      0.4
 317 HIS  ( 139-) A  2   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    0.00   0.16   0.60
 317 HIS  ( 139-) A  2   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    3.90   1.40   0.60
The FLIP penalty for  317 HIS  ( 139-) A  2  was set to      0.6
 345 HIS  ( 167-) A  2   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    3.58   3.90   0.40
 345 HIS  ( 167-) A  2   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    9.66   8.88   0.40
The FLIP penalty for  345 HIS  ( 167-) A  2  was set to      0.4
 388 HIS  ( 210-) A  2   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    6.08   5.46   0.40
 388 HIS  ( 210-) A  2   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    7.64   5.30   0.40
The FLIP penalty for  388 HIS  ( 210-) A  2  was set to      0.4
 458 HIS  (  79-) A  3   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    5.14   2.81   0.40
 458 HIS  (  79-) A  3   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    0.62   2.65   0.40
The FLIP penalty for  458 HIS  (  79-) A  3  was set to      0.4
 518 HIS  ( 139-) A  3   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    0.16   0.16   0.40
 518 HIS  ( 139-) A  3   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    2.18   4.52   0.40
The FLIP penalty for  518 HIS  ( 139-) A  3  was set to      0.4
 546 HIS  ( 167-) A  3   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    5.14   5.61   0.40
 546 HIS  ( 167-) A  3   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    9.35   8.73   0.40
The FLIP penalty for  546 HIS  ( 167-) A  3  was set to      0.4
 589 HIS  ( 210-) A  3   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    6.08   1.71   0.40
 589 HIS  ( 210-) A  3   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    4.52   7.01   0.40
The FLIP penalty for  589 HIS  ( 210-) A  3  was set to      0.4
 659 HIS  (  79-) A  4   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    7.95   0.00   0.20
 659 HIS  (  79-) A  4   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    0.78   7.48   0.20
The FLIP penalty for  659 HIS  (  79-) A  4  was set to      0.2
 719 HIS  ( 139-) A  4   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    2.49   0.00   0.20
 719 HIS  ( 139-) A  4   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    0.62   0.16   0.20
The FLIP penalty for  719 HIS  ( 139-) A  4  was set to      0.2
 747 HIS  ( 167-) A  4   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    1.87   0.00   0.20
 747 HIS  ( 167-) A  4   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    4.52   1.87   0.20
The FLIP penalty for  747 HIS  ( 167-) A  4  was set to      0.2
 790 HIS  ( 210-) A  4   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    8.26   5.30   0.40
 790 HIS  ( 210-) A  4   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    8.26  10.13   0.40
The FLIP penalty for  790 HIS  ( 210-) A  4  was set to      0.4
 860 HIS  (  79-) A  5   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    0.31   5.92   0.40
 860 HIS  (  79-) A  5   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=   10.29  10.29   0.40
The FLIP penalty for  860 HIS  (  79-) A  5  was set to      0.4
 920 HIS  ( 139-) A  5   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    0.00   4.05   0.60
 920 HIS  ( 139-) A  5   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    1.09   2.65   0.60
The FLIP penalty for  920 HIS  ( 139-) A  5  was set to      0.6
 948 HIS  ( 167-) A  5   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    4.21   3.43   0.40
 948 HIS  ( 167-) A  5   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=   10.60  10.13   0.40
The FLIP penalty for  948 HIS  ( 167-) A  5  was set to      0.4
 991 HIS  ( 210-) A  5   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    4.36   3.12   0.40
 991 HIS  ( 210-) A  5   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    8.26   4.05   0.40
The FLIP penalty for  991 HIS  ( 210-) A  5  was set to      0.4
1061 HIS  (  79-) A  6   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    3.90   0.47   0.40
1061 HIS  (  79-) A  6   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    9.98   9.66   0.40
The FLIP penalty for 1061 HIS  (  79-) A  6  was set to      0.4
1121 HIS  ( 139-) A  6   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    2.18   0.00   0.20
1121 HIS  ( 139-) A  6   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    1.40   0.16   0.20
The FLIP penalty for 1121 HIS  ( 139-) A  6  was set to      0.2
1149 HIS  ( 167-) A  6   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    6.23   3.74   0.40
1149 HIS  ( 167-) A  6   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    0.16   5.30   0.40
The FLIP penalty for 1149 HIS  ( 167-) A  6  was set to      0.4
1192 HIS  ( 210-) A  6   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    1.56   0.00   0.20
1192 HIS  ( 210-) A  6   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    9.20   9.82   0.20
The FLIP penalty for 1192 HIS  ( 210-) A  6  was set to      0.2
1262 HIS  (  79-) A  7   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    3.43   2.96   0.40
1262 HIS  (  79-) A  7   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    7.79  10.13   0.40
The FLIP penalty for 1262 HIS  (  79-) A  7  was set to      0.4
1322 HIS  ( 139-) A  7   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    1.40   0.47   0.40
1322 HIS  ( 139-) A  7   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    0.31   0.62   0.40
The FLIP penalty for 1322 HIS  ( 139-) A  7  was set to      0.4
1350 HIS  ( 167-) A  7   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    3.12   3.90   0.40
1350 HIS  ( 167-) A  7   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    8.73   9.51   0.40
The FLIP penalty for 1350 HIS  ( 167-) A  7  was set to      0.4
1393 HIS  ( 210-) A  7   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    5.92   0.16   0.40
1393 HIS  ( 210-) A  7   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    2.65   1.25   0.40
The FLIP penalty for 1393 HIS  ( 210-) A  7  was set to      0.4
1463 HIS  (  79-) A  8   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    7.01   0.00   0.20
1463 HIS  (  79-) A  8   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    4.05   7.95   0.20
The FLIP penalty for 1463 HIS  (  79-) A  8  was set to      0.2
1523 HIS  ( 139-) A  8   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    2.03   0.00   0.20
1523 HIS  ( 139-) A  8   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    0.00   0.78   0.40
The FLIP penalty for 1523 HIS  ( 139-) A  8  was set to      0.4
1551 HIS  ( 167-) A  8   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    4.52   5.14   0.40
1551 HIS  ( 167-) A  8   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    8.57   5.46   0.40
The FLIP penalty for 1551 HIS  ( 167-) A  8  was set to      0.4
1594 HIS  ( 210-) A  8   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    5.61   4.99   0.40
1594 HIS  ( 210-) A  8   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    6.55   9.35   0.40
The FLIP penalty for 1594 HIS  ( 210-) A  8  was set to      0.4
1664 HIS  (  79-) A  9   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    0.00   5.77   0.60
1664 HIS  (  79-) A  9   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    7.01   2.34   0.60
The FLIP penalty for 1664 HIS  (  79-) A  9  was set to      0.6
1724 HIS  ( 139-) A  9   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    0.00   0.31   0.60
1724 HIS  ( 139-) A  9   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    0.31   0.00   0.40
The FLIP penalty for 1724 HIS  ( 139-) A  9  was set to      0.4
1752 HIS  ( 167-) A  9   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    0.78   0.00   0.20
1752 HIS  ( 167-) A  9   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    0.47   4.83   0.20
The FLIP penalty for 1752 HIS  ( 167-) A  9  was set to      0.2
1795 HIS  ( 210-) A  9   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    0.16   7.17   0.40
1795 HIS  ( 210-) A  9   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    6.70   1.71   0.40
The FLIP penalty for 1795 HIS  ( 210-) A  9  was set to      0.4
1865 HIS  (  79-) A 10   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    3.90   0.94   0.40
1865 HIS  (  79-) A 10   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    7.33   9.82   0.40
The FLIP penalty for 1865 HIS  (  79-) A 10  was set to      0.4
1925 HIS  ( 139-) A 10   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    1.56   0.31   0.40
1925 HIS  ( 139-) A 10   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    0.16   0.00   0.20
The FLIP penalty for 1925 HIS  ( 139-) A 10  was set to      0.2
1953 HIS  ( 167-) A 10   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    4.21   5.30   0.40
1953 HIS  ( 167-) A 10   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    7.33   7.01   0.40
The FLIP penalty for 1953 HIS  ( 167-) A 10  was set to      0.4
1996 HIS  ( 210-) A 10   ND1 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    5.77   1.71   0.40
1996 HIS  ( 210-) A 10   NE2 Acc, Acc-alt, Pen=    4.05   7.95   0.40
The FLIP penalty for 1996 HIS  ( 210-) A 10  was set to      0.4
Number of positive ions : 0
Finding possible acceptors for all donors...
Total number of potential acceptors: 1816
Locating affected donors for all ambiguities...
Number of donors affected by ambiguities: 401
Initializing group penalty for all donors 3360
DBG> Total flip penalty: 0.000
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Total log10 N solved by Cutting.....: 31.972
Total log10 N solved by Treshold Acc: 4.669
Total log10 N solved by Brute Force.: 526.764
Of these only TA is a heuristic method.
Total number of positions evaluated 47961
 
# 120 # Error: HIS, ASN, GLN side chain flips
Listed here are Histidine, Asparagine or Glutamine residues for
which the orientation determined from hydrogen bonding analysis are
different from the assignment given in the input. Either they could
form energetically more favourable hydrogen bonds if the terminal
group was rotated by 180 degrees, or there is no assignment in the
input file (atom type 'A') but an assignment could be made. Be aware,
though, that if the topology could not be determined for one or more
ligands, then this option will make errors.
 
 116 HIS   ( 139-)  A  1
 346 GLN   ( 168-)  A  2
 348 GLN   ( 170-)  A  2
 447 GLN   (  68-)  A  3
 476 GLN   (  97-)  A  3
 686 GLN   ( 106-)  A  4
 691 ASN   ( 111-)  A  4
 791 ASN   ( 211-)  A  4
 853 ASN   (  72-)  A  5
 933 ASN   ( 152-)  A  5
 941 ASN   ( 160-)  A  5
1108 GLN   ( 126-)  A  6
1193 ASN   ( 211-)  A  6
1280 GLN   (  97-)  A  7
1745 ASN   ( 160-)  A  9
1845 GLN   (  59-)  A 10
1873 GLN   (  87-)  A 10
1892 GLN   ( 106-)  A 10
 
# 121 # Note: Histidine type assignments
For all complete HIS residues in the structure a tentative
assignment to HIS-D (protonated on ND1), HIS-E (protonated on NE2),
or HIS-H (protonated on both ND1 and NE2, positively charged) is
made based on the hydrogen bond network. A second assignment is
made based on which of the Engh and Huber [REF] histidine
geometries fits best to the structure.

In the table below all normal histidine residues are listed. The
assignment based on the geometry of the residue is listed first,
together with the RMS Z-score for the fit to the Engh and Huber
parameters. For all residues where the H-bond assignment is
different, the assignment is listed in the last columns, together
with its RMS Z-score to the Engh and Huber parameters.

As always, the RMS Z-scores should be close to 1.0 if the residues
were restrained to the Engh and Huber parameters during refinement.

Please note that because the differences between the geometries of
the different types are small it is possible that the geometric
assignment given here does not correspond to the type used in
refinement. This is especially true if the RMS Z-scores are much
higher than 1.0.

If the two assignments differ, or the `geometry' RMS Z-score is high,
it is advisable to verify the hydrogen bond assignment, check the
HIS type used during the refinement and possibly adjust it.
 
  56 HIS   (  79-)  A  1  HIS-D   0.98
 116 HIS   ( 139-)  A  1  HIS-D   1.00 HIS-E   1.32
 144 HIS   ( 167-)  A  1  HIS-D   1.00 HIS-E   1.33
 187 HIS   ( 210-)  A  1  HIS-D   0.96
 257 HIS   (  79-)  A  2  HIS-D   1.02
 317 HIS   ( 139-)  A  2  HIS-D   0.97 HIS-E   1.31
 345 HIS   ( 167-)  A  2  HIS-D   0.95 HIS-E   1.28
 388 HIS   ( 210-)  A  2  HIS-D   0.95 HIS-E   1.28
 458 HIS   (  79-)  A  3  HIS-D   0.98 HIS-E   1.30
 518 HIS   ( 139-)  A  3  HIS-D   0.98 HIS-E   1.31
 546 HIS   ( 167-)  A  3  HIS-D   1.02 HIS-E   1.32
 589 HIS   ( 210-)  A  3  HIS-D   0.97 HIS-E   1.30
 659 HIS   (  79-)  A  4  HIS-D   1.02 HIS-E   1.32
 719 HIS   ( 139-)  A  4  HIS-D   0.97 HIS-H   1.68
 747 HIS   ( 167-)  A  4  HIS-D   0.97 HIS-E   1.28
 790 HIS   ( 210-)  A  4  HIS-D   1.00 HIS-E   1.33
 860 HIS   (  79-)  A  5  HIS-D   0.95 HIS-E   1.33
 920 HIS   ( 139-)  A  5  HIS-D   1.03 HIS-E   1.32
 948 HIS   ( 167-)  A  5  HIS-D   1.00 HIS-E   1.31
 991 HIS   ( 210-)  A  5  HIS-D   1.02 HIS-E   1.29
1061 HIS   (  79-)  A  6  HIS-D   0.98 HIS-E   1.29
1121 HIS   ( 139-)  A  6  HIS-D   0.96
1149 HIS   ( 167-)  A  6  HIS-D   0.99 HIS-E   1.33
1192 HIS   ( 210-)  A  6  HIS-D   0.98 HIS-E   1.31
1262 HIS   (  79-)  A  7  HIS-D   0.98 HIS-E   1.29
1322 HIS   ( 139-)  A  7  HIS-D   0.98 HIS-E   1.31
1350 HIS   ( 167-)  A  7  HIS-D   0.97 HIS-E   1.27
1393 HIS   ( 210-)  A  7  HIS-D   0.99 HIS-E   1.28
1463 HIS   (  79-)  A  8  HIS-D   0.98 HIS-E   1.30
1523 HIS   ( 139-)  A  8  HIS-D   0.98 HIS-E   1.30
1551 HIS   ( 167-)  A  8  HIS-D   0.97 HIS-E   1.32
1594 HIS   ( 210-)  A  8  HIS-D   0.95 HIS-E   1.30
1664 HIS   (  79-)  A  9  HIS-D   1.01 HIS-E   1.32
1724 HIS   ( 139-)  A  9  HIS-D   0.97
1752 HIS   ( 167-)  A  9  HIS-D   1.00 HIS-E   1.30
1795 HIS   ( 210-)  A  9  HIS-D   0.98 HIS-E   1.32
1865 HIS   (  79-)  A 10  HIS-D   0.98
1925 HIS   ( 139-)  A 10  HIS-D   0.98
1953 HIS   ( 167-)  A 10  HIS-D   0.98 HIS-E   1.32
1996 HIS   ( 210-)  A 10  HIS-D   1.03 HIS-E   1.34
Unsatisfied donor :    6 LYS  (  29-) A  1   N
Unsatisfied donor :   12 CYS  (  35-) A  1   N
Unsatisfied donor :   18 PHE  (  41-) A  1   N
Unsatisfied donor :   27 SER  (  50-) A  1   N
Unsatisfied donor :   29 GLU  (  52-) A  1   N
Unsatisfied donor :   37 TYR  (  60-) A  1   OH
Unsatisfied donor :   46 PHE  (  69-) A  1   N
Unsatisfied donor :   51 SER  (  74-) A  1   N
Unsatisfied donor :   52 SER  (  75-) A  1   N
Unsatisfied donor :   52 SER  (  75-) A  1   OG
Unsatisfied donor :   53 GLU  (  76-) A  1   N
Unsatisfied donor :   55 GLU  (  78-) A  1   N
Unsatisfied donor :   59 GLN  (  82-) A  1   N
Unsatisfied donor :   72 ILE  (  95-) A  1   N
Unsatisfied donor :   73 ASP  (  96-) A  1   N
Unsatisfied donor :   75 PHE  (  98-) A  1   N
Unsatisfied donor :   82 ARG  ( 105-) A  1   NH1
--Potential acceptor :   69 LYS  (  92-) A  1   O
Unsatisfied donor :   85 VAL  ( 108-) A  1   N
Unsatisfied donor :   91 LEU  ( 114-) A  1   N
Unsatisfied donor :   97 ASP  ( 120-) A  1   N
Unsatisfied donor :   98 PHE  ( 121-) A  1   N
Unsatisfied donor :  100 THR  ( 123-) A  1   N
Unsatisfied donor :  113 VAL  ( 136-) A  1   N
Unsatisfied donor :  115 SER  ( 138-) A  1   N
--Potential acceptor :  115 SER  ( 138-) A  1   OG
Unsatisfied donor :  118 GLY  ( 141-) A  1   N
Unsatisfied donor :  133 ILE  ( 156-) A  1   N
Unsatisfied donor :  137 ASN  ( 160-) A  1   N
Unsatisfied donor :  140 LEU  ( 163-) A  1   N
Unsatisfied donor :  145 GLN  ( 168-) A  1   NE2
--Potential acceptor :   12 CYS  (  35-) A  1   O
--Potential acceptor :  116 HIS  ( 139-) A  1   NE2
Unsatisfied donor :  169 ILE  ( 192-) A  1   N
Unsatisfied donor :  191 PHE  ( 214-) A  1   N
Unsatisfied donor :  205 GLU  (  27-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  207 LYS  (  29-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  215 ALA  (  37-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  217 VAL  (  39-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  219 PHE  (  41-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  221 LYS  (  43-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  228 SER  (  50-) A  2   N
--Potential acceptor :  228 SER  (  50-) A  2   OG
Unsatisfied donor :  245 ILE  (  67-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  247 PHE  (  69-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  255 PHE  (  77-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  256 GLU  (  78-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  257 HIS  (  79-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  258 LEU  (  80-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  259 VAL  (  81-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  260 GLN  (  82-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  266 ARG  (  88-) A  2   NE
Unsatisfied donor :  266 ARG  (  88-) A  2   NH1
Unsatisfied donor :  268 SER  (  90-) A  2   OG
--Potential acceptor :  267 GLU  (  89-) A  2   O
Unsatisfied donor :  277 GLY  (  99-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  279 GLY  ( 101-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  281 THR  ( 103-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  283 ARG  ( 105-) A  2   NE
Unsatisfied donor :  284 GLN  ( 106-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  293 LYS  ( 115-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  295 ILE  ( 117-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  297 PHE  ( 119-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  312 ASP  ( 134-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  313 LEU  ( 135-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  314 VAL  ( 136-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  317 HIS  ( 139-) A  2   N
--Potential acceptor :  317 HIS  ( 139-) A  2   ND1
Unsatisfied donor :  319 GLY  ( 141-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  321 GLY  ( 143-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  334 ILE  ( 156-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  343 ASP  ( 165-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  344 ASN  ( 166-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  347 GLN  ( 169-) A  2   NE2
--Potential acceptor :  317 HIS  ( 139-) A  2   O
--Potential acceptor :  336 CYS  ( 158-) A  2   O
Unsatisfied donor :  360 TRP  ( 182-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  360 TRP  ( 182-) A  2   NE1
Unsatisfied donor :  367 THR  ( 189-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  370 ILE  ( 192-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  386 VAL  ( 208-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  387 SER  ( 209-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  389 ASN  ( 211-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  391 SER  ( 213-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  394 ARG  ( 216-) A  2   N
Unsatisfied donor :  405 ILE  (  26-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  407 GLU  (  28-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  408 LYS  (  29-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  413 THR  (  34-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  415 GLY  (  36-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  416 ALA  (  37-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  420 PHE  (  41-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  422 LYS  (  43-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  424 VAL  (  45-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  429 SER  (  50-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  447 GLN  (  68-) A  3   NE2
--Potential acceptor :  412 VAL  (  33-) A  3   O
--Potential acceptor :  445 ILE  (  66-) A  3   O
Unsatisfied donor :  450 ARG  (  71-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  451 ASN  (  72-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  453 SER  (  74-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  459 LEU  (  80-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  463 ARG  (  84-) A  3   NH1
Unsatisfied donor :  466 GLN  (  87-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  470 GLN  (  91-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  475 ASP  (  96-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  477 PHE  (  98-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  479 CYS  ( 100-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  484 ARG  ( 105-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  495 VAL  ( 116-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  498 PHE  ( 119-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  499 ASP  ( 120-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  502 THR  ( 123-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  504 MET  ( 125-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  515 VAL  ( 136-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  517 SER  ( 138-) A  3   OG
Unsatisfied donor :  518 HIS  ( 139-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  519 ALA  ( 140-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  520 GLY  ( 141-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  534 LEU  ( 155-) A  3   N
--Potential acceptor :  577 SER  ( 198-) A  3   OG
Unsatisfied donor :  537 CYS  ( 158-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  538 VAL  ( 159-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  540 ASP  ( 161-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  542 LEU  ( 163-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  546 HIS  ( 167-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  547 GLN  ( 168-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  548 GLN  ( 169-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  567 GLU  ( 188-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  577 SER  ( 198-) A  3   OG
Unsatisfied donor :  583 LYS  ( 204-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  585 PHE  ( 206-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  588 SER  ( 209-) A  3   N
Unsatisfied donor :  606 ILE  (  26-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  607 GLU  (  27-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  609 LYS  (  29-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  610 ALA  (  30-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  618 THR  (  38-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  632 GLU  (  52-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  643 VAL  (  63-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  644 ARG  (  64-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  644 ARG  (  64-) A  4   NE
Unsatisfied donor :  650 GLY  (  70-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  651 ARG  (  71-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  653 TYR  (  73-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  654 SER  (  74-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  657 PHE  (  77-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  661 VAL  (  81-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  662 GLN  (  82-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  668 ARG  (  88-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  670 SER  (  90-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  671 GLN  (  91-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  675 ILE  (  95-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  676 ASP  (  96-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  678 PHE  (  98-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  679 GLY  (  99-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  684 ALA  ( 104-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  685 ARG  ( 105-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  685 ARG  ( 105-) A  4   NE
Unsatisfied donor :  685 ARG  ( 105-) A  4   NH1
Unsatisfied donor :  685 ARG  ( 105-) A  4   NH2
Unsatisfied donor :  695 LYS  ( 115-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  706 GLN  ( 126-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  715 LEU  ( 135-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  716 VAL  ( 136-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  718 SER  ( 138-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  718 SER  ( 138-) A  4   OG
Unsatisfied donor :  722 THR  ( 142-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  723 GLY  ( 143-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  724 SER  ( 144-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  724 SER  ( 144-) A  4   OG
Unsatisfied donor :  725 ILE  ( 145-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  735 LEU  ( 155-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  738 CYS  ( 158-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  740 ASN  ( 160-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  742 SER  ( 162-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  744 MET  ( 164-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  748 GLN  ( 168-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  760 TYR  ( 180-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  762 TRP  ( 182-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  783 LEU  ( 203-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  795 GLU  ( 215-) A  4   N
Unsatisfied donor :  807 ILE  (  26-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  811 ALA  (  30-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  816 CYS  (  35-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  822 PHE  (  41-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  824 LYS  (  43-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  825 LEU  (  44-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  833 GLU  (  52-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  839 ILE  (  58-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  843 PHE  (  62-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  848 ILE  (  67-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  850 PHE  (  69-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  851 GLY  (  70-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  852 ARG  (  71-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  854 TYR  (  73-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  860 HIS  (  79-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  862 VAL  (  81-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  869 ARG  (  88-) A  5   NH1
Unsatisfied donor :  871 SER  (  90-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  877 ASP  (  96-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  882 GLY  ( 101-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  883 ASP  ( 102-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  884 THR  ( 103-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  885 ALA  ( 104-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  886 ARG  ( 105-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  886 ARG  ( 105-) A  5   NE
Unsatisfied donor :  886 ARG  ( 105-) A  5   NH1
--Potential acceptor :  848 ILE  (  67-) A  5   O
Unsatisfied donor :  886 ARG  ( 105-) A  5   NH2
Unsatisfied donor :  887 GLN  ( 106-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  890 LEU  ( 109-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  895 LEU  ( 114-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  898 ILE  ( 117-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  901 ASP  ( 120-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  902 PHE  ( 121-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  917 VAL  ( 136-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  923 THR  ( 142-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  926 ILE  ( 145-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  936 LEU  ( 155-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  937 ILE  ( 156-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  948 HIS  ( 167-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  961 TYR  ( 180-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  961 TYR  ( 180-) A  5   OH
Unsatisfied donor :  962 VAL  ( 181-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  963 TRP  ( 182-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  989 VAL  ( 208-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  990 SER  ( 209-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor :  997 ARG  ( 216-) A  5   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1011 LYS  (  29-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1025 LYS  (  43-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1032 SER  (  50-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1033 ASP  (  51-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1034 GLU  (  52-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1045 VAL  (  63-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1052 GLY  (  70-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1054 ASN  (  72-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1059 PHE  (  77-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1061 HIS  (  79-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1063 VAL  (  81-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1064 GLN  (  82-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1074 LYS  (  92-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1075 ILE  (  93-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1079 GLN  (  97-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1080 PHE  (  98-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1085 THR  ( 103-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1085 THR  ( 103-) A  6   OG1
Unsatisfied donor : 1087 ARG  ( 105-) A  6   NH2
--Potential acceptor : 1080 PHE  (  98-) A  6   O
Unsatisfied donor : 1088 GLN  ( 106-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1099 ILE  ( 117-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1103 PHE  ( 121-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1114 TYR  ( 132-) A  6   OH
Unsatisfied donor : 1116 ASP  ( 134-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1118 VAL  ( 136-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1120 SER  ( 138-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1124 THR  ( 142-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1125 GLY  ( 143-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1128 LEU  ( 146-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1137 LEU  ( 155-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1142 ASN  ( 160-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1149 HIS  ( 167-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1150 GLN  ( 168-) A  6   NE2
Unsatisfied donor : 1151 GLN  ( 169-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1164 TRP  ( 182-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1185 LEU  ( 203-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1188 PHE  ( 206-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1191 SER  ( 209-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1193 ASN  ( 211-) A  6   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1210 GLU  (  27-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1213 ALA  (  30-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1217 THR  (  34-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1218 CYS  (  35-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1222 VAL  (  39-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1224 PHE  (  41-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1233 SER  (  50-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1236 PHE  (  53-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1247 ARG  (  64-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1252 PHE  (  69-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1253 GLY  (  70-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1254 ARG  (  71-) A  7   NE
Unsatisfied donor : 1256 TYR  (  73-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1260 PHE  (  77-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1262 HIS  (  79-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1264 VAL  (  81-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1265 GLN  (  82-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1268 GLY  (  85-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1271 ARG  (  88-) A  7   NH1
--Potential acceptor : 1279 ASP  (  96-) A  7   OD1
Unsatisfied donor : 1273 SER  (  90-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1275 LYS  (  92-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1278 ILE  (  95-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1280 GLN  (  97-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1286 THR  ( 103-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1288 ARG  ( 105-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1288 ARG  ( 105-) A  7   NE
Unsatisfied donor : 1289 GLN  ( 106-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1289 GLN  ( 106-) A  7   NE2
--Potential acceptor : 1290 TYR  ( 107-) A  7   O
Unsatisfied donor : 1290 TYR  ( 107-) A  7   N
--Potential acceptor : 1289 GLN  ( 106-) A  7   OE1
Unsatisfied donor : 1295 GLY  ( 112-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1296 LYS  ( 113-) A  7   NZ
--Potential acceptor : 1237 CYS  (  54-) A  7   O
--Potential acceptor : 1237 CYS  (  54-) A  7   SG
Unsatisfied donor : 1298 LYS  ( 115-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1299 VAL  ( 116-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1300 ILE  ( 117-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1303 ASP  ( 120-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1304 PHE  ( 121-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1308 MET  ( 125-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1313 ARG  ( 130-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1317 ASP  ( 134-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1321 SER  ( 138-) A  7   N
--Potential acceptor : 1321 SER  ( 138-) A  7   OG
Unsatisfied donor : 1339 ILE  ( 156-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1348 ASP  ( 165-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1350 HIS  ( 167-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1351 GLN  ( 168-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1360 GLU  ( 177-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1365 TRP  ( 182-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1376 ALA  ( 193-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1381 SER  ( 198-) A  7   OG
--Potential acceptor : 1338 LEU  ( 155-) A  7   O
Unsatisfied donor : 1391 VAL  ( 208-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1392 SER  ( 209-) A  7   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1410 ILE  (  26-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1411 GLU  (  27-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1418 THR  (  34-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1425 PHE  (  41-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1427 LYS  (  43-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1428 LEU  (  44-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1429 VAL  (  45-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1452 GLN  (  68-) A  8   NE2
Unsatisfied donor : 1454 GLY  (  70-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1462 GLU  (  78-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1465 VAL  (  81-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1466 GLN  (  82-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1468 ARG  (  84-) A  8   NE
Unsatisfied donor : 1471 GLN  (  87-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1474 SER  (  90-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1476 LYS  (  92-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1480 ASP  (  96-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1484 CYS  ( 100-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1485 GLY  ( 101-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1486 ASP  ( 102-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1489 ARG  ( 105-) A  8   NE
Unsatisfied donor : 1489 ARG  ( 105-) A  8   NH2
Unsatisfied donor : 1492 VAL  ( 108-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1498 LEU  ( 114-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1510 GLN  ( 126-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1522 SER  ( 138-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1522 SER  ( 138-) A  8   OG
--Potential acceptor : 1528 SER  ( 144-) A  8   OG
Unsatisfied donor : 1524 ALA  ( 140-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1528 SER  ( 144-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1539 LEU  ( 155-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1540 ILE  ( 156-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1542 CYS  ( 158-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1548 MET  ( 164-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1549 ASP  ( 165-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1552 GLN  ( 168-) A  8   NE2
--Potential acceptor : 1523 HIS  ( 139-) A  8   ND1
Unsatisfied donor : 1566 TRP  ( 182-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1566 TRP  ( 182-) A  8   NE1
Unsatisfied donor : 1577 ALA  ( 193-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1590 PHE  ( 206-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1595 ASN  ( 211-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1600 ARG  ( 216-) A  8   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1612 GLU  (  27-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1614 LYS  (  29-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1620 CYS  (  35-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1626 PHE  (  41-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1628 LYS  (  43-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1648 VAL  (  63-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1649 ARG  (  64-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1650 LEU  (  65-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1658 TYR  (  73-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1659 SER  (  74-) A  9   N
--Potential acceptor : 1659 SER  (  74-) A  9   OG
Unsatisfied donor : 1662 PHE  (  77-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1664 HIS  (  79-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1665 LEU  (  80-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1667 GLN  (  82-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1673 ARG  (  88-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1690 ARG  ( 105-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1690 ARG  ( 105-) A  9   NE
Unsatisfied donor : 1690 ARG  ( 105-) A  9   NH1
--Potential acceptor : 1683 PHE  (  98-) A  9   O
Unsatisfied donor : 1690 ARG  ( 105-) A  9   NH2
Unsatisfied donor : 1695 MET  ( 110-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1699 LEU  ( 114-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1702 ILE  ( 117-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1704 PHE  ( 119-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1711 GLN  ( 126-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1721 VAL  ( 136-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1723 SER  ( 138-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1723 SER  ( 138-) A  9   OG
Unsatisfied donor : 1725 ALA  ( 140-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1726 GLY  ( 141-) A  9   N
--Potential acceptor : 1723 SER  ( 138-) A  9   OG
Unsatisfied donor : 1727 THR  ( 142-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1729 SER  ( 144-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1730 ILE  ( 145-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1740 LEU  ( 155-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1741 ILE  ( 156-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1745 ASN  ( 160-) A  9   N
--Potential acceptor : 1753 GLN  ( 168-) A  9   OE1
Unsatisfied donor : 1751 ASN  ( 166-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1752 HIS  ( 167-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1753 GLN  ( 168-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1753 GLN  ( 168-) A  9   NE2
--Potential acceptor : 1724 HIS  ( 139-) A  9   O
--Potential acceptor : 1743 CYS  ( 158-) A  9   O
Unsatisfied donor : 1766 VAL  ( 181-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1767 TRP  ( 182-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1774 THR  ( 189-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1787 LYS  ( 202-) A  9   NZ
--Potential acceptor : 1783 SER  ( 198-) A  9   O
Unsatisfied donor : 1793 VAL  ( 208-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1796 ASN  ( 211-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1798 SER  ( 213-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1799 PHE  ( 214-) A  9   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1814 GLU  (  28-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1822 GLY  (  36-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1824 THR  (  38-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1825 VAL  (  39-) A 10   N
--Potential acceptor : 1824 THR  (  38-) A 10   OG1
Unsatisfied donor : 1827 PHE  (  41-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1829 LYS  (  43-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1831 VAL  (  45-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1836 SER  (  50-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1851 LEU  (  65-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1853 ILE  (  67-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1855 PHE  (  69-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1856 GLY  (  70-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1859 TYR  (  73-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1865 HIS  (  79-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1866 LEU  (  80-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1867 VAL  (  81-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1868 GLN  (  82-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1868 GLN  (  82-) A 10   NE2
Unsatisfied donor : 1874 ARG  (  88-) A 10   NE
Unsatisfied donor : 1881 ILE  (  95-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1882 ASP  (  96-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1884 PHE  (  98-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1885 GLY  (  99-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1886 CYS  ( 100-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1892 GLN  ( 106-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1896 MET  ( 110-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1903 ILE  ( 117-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1904 GLY  ( 118-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1918 TYR  ( 132-) A 10   OH
Unsatisfied donor : 1925 HIS  ( 139-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1926 ALA  ( 140-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1927 GLY  ( 141-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1931 ILE  ( 145-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1941 LEU  ( 155-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1942 ILE  ( 156-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1946 ASN  ( 160-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1951 ASP  ( 165-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1952 ASN  ( 166-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1954 GLN  ( 168-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1967 VAL  ( 181-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1968 TRP  ( 182-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1976 GLY  ( 190-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1989 LEU  ( 203-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1994 VAL  ( 208-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1996 HIS  ( 210-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 1997 ASN  ( 211-) A 10   N
Unsatisfied donor : 2001 GLU  ( 215-) A 10   N
 
# 122 # Warning: Buried unsatisfied hydrogen bond donors
The buried hydrogen bond donors listed in the table below have a
hydrogen atom that is not involved in a hydrogen bond in the
optimized hydrogen bond network.

Hydrogen bond donors that are buried inside the protein normally
use all of their hydrogens to form hydrogen bonds within the
protein. If there are any non hydrogen bonded buried hydrogen bond
donors in the structure they will be listed here. In very good
structures the number of listed atoms will tend to zero.

Waters are not listed by this option.
 
   6 LYS   (  29-)  A  1   N
  12 CYS   (  35-)  A  1   N
  18 PHE   (  41-)  A  1   N
  27 SER   (  50-)  A  1   N
  29 GLU   (  52-)  A  1   N
  37 TYR   (  60-)  A  1   OH
  46 PHE   (  69-)  A  1   N
  51 SER   (  74-)  A  1   N
  52 SER   (  75-)  A  1   N
  52 SER   (  75-)  A  1   OG
  53 GLU   (  76-)  A  1   N
  55 GLU   (  78-)  A  1   N
  59 GLN   (  82-)  A  1   N
  72 ILE   (  95-)  A  1   N
  73 ASP   (  96-)  A  1   N
  75 PHE   (  98-)  A  1   N
  82 ARG   ( 105-)  A  1   NH1
  85 VAL   ( 108-)  A  1   N
  91 LEU   ( 114-)  A  1   N
  97 ASP   ( 120-)  A  1   N
  98 PHE   ( 121-)  A  1   N
 100 THR   ( 123-)  A  1   N
 113 VAL   ( 136-)  A  1   N
 115 SER   ( 138-)  A  1   N
 118 GLY   ( 141-)  A  1   N
And so on for a total of   440 lines.
Acceptor does not accept :    2 ILE  (  25-) A  1   O
Acceptor does not accept :    7 ALA  (  30-) A  1   O
Acceptor does not accept :   14 ALA  (  37-) A  1   O
Acceptor does not accept :   37 TYR  (  60-) A  1   OH
Acceptor does not accept :   44 ILE  (  67-) A  1   O
Acceptor does not accept :   45 GLN  (  68-) A  1   OE1
Acceptor does not accept :   46 PHE  (  69-) A  1   O
--Potential donor :   45 GLN  (  68-) A  1   NE2
Acceptor does not accept :   52 SER  (  75-) A  1   OG
Acceptor does not accept :   64 GLN  (  87-) A  1   O
Acceptor does not accept :   66 GLU  (  89-) A  1   O
Acceptor does not accept :   75 PHE  (  98-) A  1   O
Acceptor does not accept :   79 ASP  ( 102-) A  1   O
Acceptor does not accept :   79 ASP  ( 102-) A  1   OD2
Acceptor does not accept :   81 ALA  ( 104-) A  1   O
Acceptor does not accept :   90 LYS  ( 113-) A  1   O
Acceptor does not accept :   95 GLY  ( 118-) A  1   O
Acceptor does not accept :  113 VAL  ( 136-) A  1   O
Acceptor does not accept :  115 SER  ( 138-) A  1   OG
--Potential donor :  115 SER  ( 138-) A  1   N
Acceptor does not accept :  116 HIS  ( 139-) A  1   O
Acceptor does not accept :  124 ASP  ( 147-) A  1   OD2
--Potential donor :  190 SER  ( 213-) A  1   OG
Acceptor does not accept :  125 SER  ( 148-) A  1   OG
Acceptor does not accept :  129 ASN  ( 152-) A  1   O
--Potential donor :  129 ASN  ( 152-) A  1   ND2
Acceptor does not accept :  131 PRO  ( 154-) A  1   O
Acceptor does not accept :  132 LEU  ( 155-) A  1   O
--Potential donor :  175 SER  ( 198-) A  1   OG
Acceptor does not accept :  133 ILE  ( 156-) A  1   O
Acceptor does not accept :  135 CYS  ( 158-) A  1   O
Acceptor does not accept :  148 ILE  ( 171-) A  1   O
Acceptor does not accept :  175 SER  ( 198-) A  1   OG
Acceptor does not accept :  178 GLU  ( 201-) A  1   O
Acceptor does not accept :  185 VAL  ( 208-) A  1   O
Acceptor does not accept :  188 ASN  ( 211-) A  1   O
Acceptor does not accept :  208 ALA  (  30-) A  2   O
Acceptor does not accept :  212 THR  (  34-) A  2   O
--Potential donor :  317 HIS  ( 139-) A  2   ND1
Acceptor does not accept :  215 ALA  (  37-) A  2   O
--Potential donor :  252 SER  (  74-) A  2   OG
Acceptor does not accept :  216 THR  (  38-) A  2   OG1
--Potential donor :  343 ASP  ( 165-) A  2   OD1
--Potential donor :  343 ASP  ( 165-) A  2   OD2
Acceptor does not accept :  222 LEU  (  44-) A  2   O
Acceptor does not accept :  225 CYS  (  47-) A  2   O
Acceptor does not accept :  239 GLY  (  61-) A  2   O
Acceptor does not accept :  242 ARG  (  64-) A  2   O
Acceptor does not accept :  243 LEU  (  65-) A  2   O
Acceptor does not accept :  247 PHE  (  69-) A  2   O
Acceptor does not accept :  252 SER  (  74-) A  2   OG
--Potential donor :  252 SER  (  74-) A  2   N
Acceptor does not accept :  276 PHE  (  98-) A  2   O
Acceptor does not accept :  285 TYR  ( 107-) A  2   OH
Acceptor does not accept :  295 ILE  ( 117-) A  2   O
Acceptor does not accept :  299 PHE  ( 121-) A  2   O
Acceptor does not accept :  314 VAL  ( 136-) A  2   O
Acceptor does not accept :  316 SER  ( 138-) A  2   OG
Acceptor does not accept :  320 THR  ( 142-) A  2   OG1
--Potential donor :  320 THR  ( 142-) A  2   N
Acceptor does not accept :  332 PRO  ( 154-) A  2   O
Acceptor does not accept :  333 LEU  ( 155-) A  2   O
Acceptor does not accept :  339 ASP  ( 161-) A  2   OD1
Acceptor does not accept :  339 ASP  ( 161-) A  2   OD2
Acceptor does not accept :  341 LEU  ( 163-) A  2   O
--Potential donor :  216 THR  (  38-) A  2   OG1
Acceptor does not accept :  358 TYR  ( 180-) A  2   OH
Acceptor does not accept :  364 PRO  ( 186-) A  2   O
Acceptor does not accept :  376 SER  ( 198-) A  2   O
Acceptor does not accept :  376 SER  ( 198-) A  2   OG
Acceptor does not accept :  379 GLU  ( 201-) A  2   O
Acceptor does not accept :  387 SER  ( 209-) A  2   O
Acceptor does not accept :  400 ILE  ( 222-) A  2   O
Acceptor does not accept :  405 ILE  (  26-) A  3   O
Acceptor does not accept :  417 THR  (  38-) A  3   OG1
--Potential donor :  417 THR  (  38-) A  3   N
--Potential donor :  544 ASP  ( 165-) A  3   OD2
Acceptor does not accept :  427 VAL  (  48-) A  3   O
Acceptor does not accept :  440 GLY  (  61-) A  3   O
Acceptor does not accept :  441 PHE  (  62-) A  3   O
Acceptor does not accept :  443 ARG  (  64-) A  3   O
Acceptor does not accept :  447 GLN  (  68-) A  3   OE1
Acceptor does not accept :  451 ASN  (  72-) A  3   OD1
Acceptor does not accept :  455 GLU  (  76-) A  3   O
Acceptor does not accept :  455 GLU  (  76-) A  3   OE2
Acceptor does not accept :  477 PHE  (  98-) A  3   O
Acceptor does not accept :  478 GLY  (  99-) A  3   O
Acceptor does not accept :  479 CYS  ( 100-) A  3   O
Acceptor does not accept :  482 THR  ( 103-) A  3   O
Acceptor does not accept :  486 TYR  ( 107-) A  3   O
Acceptor does not accept :  490 ASN  ( 111-) A  3   OD1
Acceptor does not accept :  497 GLY  ( 118-) A  3   O
Acceptor does not accept :  499 ASP  ( 120-) A  3   O
Acceptor does not accept :  499 ASP  ( 120-) A  3   OD1
Acceptor does not accept :  516 ILE  ( 137-) A  3   O
Acceptor does not accept :  517 SER  ( 138-) A  3   OG
Acceptor does not accept :  522 GLY  ( 143-) A  3   O
Acceptor does not accept :  532 LYS  ( 153-) A  3   O
Acceptor does not accept :  533 PRO  ( 154-) A  3   O
Acceptor does not accept :  534 LEU  ( 155-) A  3   O
Acceptor does not accept :  540 ASP  ( 161-) A  3   O
Acceptor does not accept :  541 SER  ( 162-) A  3   OG
Acceptor does not accept :  543 MET  ( 164-) A  3   SD
--Potential donor :  417 THR  (  38-) A  3   OG1
Acceptor does not accept :  548 GLN  ( 169-) A  3   OE1
--Potential donor :  552 ASP  ( 173-) A  3   OD1
--Potential donor :  552 ASP  ( 173-) A  3   OD2
Acceptor does not accept :  560 VAL  ( 181-) A  3   O
Acceptor does not accept :  563 CYS  ( 184-) A  3   O
Acceptor does not accept :  563 CYS  ( 184-) A  3   SG
Acceptor does not accept :  577 SER  ( 198-) A  3   OG
--Potential donor :  534 LEU  ( 155-) A  3   N
Acceptor does not accept :  599 GLU  ( 220-) A  3   OE2
Acceptor does not accept :  609 LYS  (  29-) A  4   O
Acceptor does not accept :  610 ALA  (  30-) A  4   O
Acceptor does not accept :  619 VAL  (  39-) A  4   O
Acceptor does not accept :  628 VAL  (  48-) A  4   O
Acceptor does not accept :  636 GLU  (  56-) A  4   O
Acceptor does not accept :  647 ILE  (  67-) A  4   O
Acceptor does not accept :  648 GLN  (  68-) A  4   O
Acceptor does not accept :  655 SER  (  75-) A  4   O
Acceptor does not accept :  659 HIS  (  79-) A  4   ND1
Acceptor does not accept :  668 ARG  (  88-) A  4   O
Acceptor does not accept :  673 ILE  (  93-) A  4   O
Acceptor does not accept :  681 GLY  ( 101-) A  4   O
Acceptor does not accept :  687 TYR  ( 107-) A  4   OH
Acceptor does not accept :  693 LYS  ( 113-) A  4   O
Acceptor does not accept :  698 GLY  ( 118-) A  4   O
Acceptor does not accept :  718 SER  ( 138-) A  4   O
Acceptor does not accept :  724 SER  ( 144-) A  4   OG
Acceptor does not accept :  735 LEU  ( 155-) A  4   O
Acceptor does not accept :  736 ILE  ( 156-) A  4   O
Acceptor does not accept :  739 VAL  ( 159-) A  4   O
Acceptor does not accept :  747 HIS  ( 167-) A  4   ND1
Acceptor does not accept :  748 GLN  ( 168-) A  4   OE1
Acceptor does not accept :  756 VAL  ( 176-) A  4   O
Acceptor does not accept :  778 SER  ( 198-) A  4   OG
--Potential donor :  779 GLN  ( 199-) A  4   N
Acceptor does not accept :  810 LYS  (  29-) A  5   O
Acceptor does not accept :  811 ALA  (  30-) A  5   O
Acceptor does not accept :  820 VAL  (  39-) A  5   O
Acceptor does not accept :  846 LEU  (  65-) A  5   O
Acceptor does not accept :  849 GLN  (  68-) A  5   O
Acceptor does not accept :  849 GLN  (  68-) A  5   OE1
Acceptor does not accept :  857 GLU  (  76-) A  5   OE1
Acceptor does not accept :  870 GLU  (  89-) A  5   OE2
Acceptor does not accept :  883 ASP  ( 102-) A  5   O
Acceptor does not accept :  895 LEU  ( 114-) A  5   O
Acceptor does not accept :  906 MET  ( 125-) A  5   SD
Acceptor does not accept :  917 VAL  ( 136-) A  5   O
Acceptor does not accept :  920 HIS  ( 139-) A  5   O
Acceptor does not accept :  921 ALA  ( 140-) A  5   O
Acceptor does not accept :  928 ASP  ( 147-) A  5   OD2
Acceptor does not accept :  929 SER  ( 148-) A  5   OG
Acceptor does not accept :  935 PRO  ( 154-) A  5   O
Acceptor does not accept :  936 LEU  ( 155-) A  5   O
Acceptor does not accept :  939 CYS  ( 158-) A  5   O
Acceptor does not accept :  941 ASN  ( 160-) A  5   O
Acceptor does not accept :  961 TYR  ( 180-) A  5   O
Acceptor does not accept :  961 TYR  ( 180-) A  5   OH
Acceptor does not accept :  965 CYS  ( 184-) A  5   SG
Acceptor does not accept :  979 SER  ( 198-) A  5   O
Acceptor does not accept :  979 SER  ( 198-) A  5   OG
--Potential donor :  979 SER  ( 198-) A  5   N
Acceptor does not accept :  982 GLU  ( 201-) A  5   O
Acceptor does not accept :  987 PHE  ( 206-) A  5   O
Acceptor does not accept :  996 GLU  ( 215-) A  5   OE1
Acceptor does not accept : 1011 LYS  (  29-) A  6   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1012 ALA  (  30-) A  6   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1017 CYS  (  35-) A  6   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1030 VAL  (  48-) A  6   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1038 GLU  (  56-) A  6   OE1
Acceptor does not accept : 1046 ARG  (  64-) A  6   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1047 LEU  (  65-) A  6   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1049 ILE  (  67-) A  6   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1051 PHE  (  69-) A  6   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1056 SER  (  74-) A  6   OG
--Potential donor : 1056 SER  (  74-) A  6   N
Acceptor does not accept : 1058 GLU  (  76-) A  6   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1058 GLU  (  76-) A  6   OE1
Acceptor does not accept : 1058 GLU  (  76-) A  6   OE2
Acceptor does not accept : 1085 THR  ( 103-) A  6   OG1
Acceptor does not accept : 1086 ALA  ( 104-) A  6   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1097 LYS  ( 115-) A  6   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1114 TYR  ( 132-) A  6   OH
Acceptor does not accept : 1115 SER  ( 133-) A  6   OG
Acceptor does not accept : 1124 THR  ( 142-) A  6   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1125 GLY  ( 143-) A  6   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1129 ASP  ( 147-) A  6   OD1
Acceptor does not accept : 1130 SER  ( 148-) A  6   OG
--Potential donor : 1130 SER  ( 148-) A  6   N
Acceptor does not accept : 1134 ASN  ( 152-) A  6   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1135 LYS  ( 153-) A  6   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1137 LEU  ( 155-) A  6   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1138 ILE  ( 156-) A  6   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1140 CYS  ( 158-) A  6   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1141 VAL  ( 159-) A  6   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1142 ASN  ( 160-) A  6   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1143 ASP  ( 161-) A  6   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1154 ALA  ( 172-) A  6   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1162 TYR  ( 180-) A  6   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1166 CYS  ( 184-) A  6   SG
Acceptor does not accept : 1180 SER  ( 198-) A  6   OG
--Potential donor : 1042 TYR  (  60-) A  6   OH
Acceptor does not accept : 1185 LEU  ( 203-) A  6   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1186 LYS  ( 204-) A  6   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1193 ASN  ( 211-) A  6   OD1
Acceptor does not accept : 1230 CYS  (  47-) A  7   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1239 GLU  (  56-) A  7   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1248 LEU  (  65-) A  7   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1251 GLN  (  68-) A  7   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1251 GLN  (  68-) A  7   OE1
Acceptor does not accept : 1275 LYS  (  92-) A  7   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1281 PHE  (  98-) A  7   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1282 GLY  (  99-) A  7   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1287 ALA  ( 104-) A  7   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1289 GLN  ( 106-) A  7   OE1
--Potential donor : 1290 TYR  ( 107-) A  7   N
Acceptor does not accept : 1299 VAL  ( 116-) A  7   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1301 GLY  ( 118-) A  7   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1302 PHE  ( 119-) A  7   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1316 SER  ( 133-) A  7   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1316 SER  ( 133-) A  7   OG
Acceptor does not accept : 1319 VAL  ( 136-) A  7   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1320 ILE  ( 137-) A  7   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1321 SER  ( 138-) A  7   OG
--Potential donor : 1321 SER  ( 138-) A  7   N
Acceptor does not accept : 1338 LEU  ( 155-) A  7   O
--Potential donor : 1381 SER  ( 198-) A  7   OG
Acceptor does not accept : 1339 ILE  ( 156-) A  7   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1343 ASN  ( 160-) A  7   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1351 GLN  ( 168-) A  7   OE1
Acceptor does not accept : 1364 VAL  ( 181-) A  7   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1409 ILE  (  25-) A  8   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1414 ALA  (  30-) A  8   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1433 LEU  (  49-) A  8   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1438 CYS  (  54-) A  8   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1446 PHE  (  62-) A  8   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1452 GLN  (  68-) A  8   OE1
Acceptor does not accept : 1453 PHE  (  69-) A  8   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1458 SER  (  74-) A  8   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1459 SER  (  75-) A  8   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1463 HIS  (  79-) A  8   ND1
Acceptor does not accept : 1478 PRO  (  94-) A  8   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1480 ASP  (  96-) A  8   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1481 GLN  (  97-) A  8   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1484 CYS  ( 100-) A  8   SG
Acceptor does not accept : 1485 GLY  ( 101-) A  8   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1486 ASP  ( 102-) A  8   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1486 ASP  ( 102-) A  8   OD1
Acceptor does not accept : 1488 ALA  ( 104-) A  8   O
--Potential donor : 1486 ASP  ( 102-) A  8   OD1
Acceptor does not accept : 1499 LYS  ( 115-) A  8   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1502 GLY  ( 118-) A  8   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1503 PHE  ( 119-) A  8   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1522 SER  ( 138-) A  8   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1523 HIS  ( 139-) A  8   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1524 ALA  ( 140-) A  8   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1531 ASP  ( 147-) A  8   OD1
Acceptor does not accept : 1532 SER  ( 148-) A  8   OG
Acceptor does not accept : 1539 LEU  ( 155-) A  8   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1540 ILE  ( 156-) A  8   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1543 VAL  ( 159-) A  8   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1549 ASP  ( 165-) A  8   OD1
Acceptor does not accept : 1564 TYR  ( 180-) A  8   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1565 VAL  ( 181-) A  8   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1612 GLU  (  27-) A  9   OE2
Acceptor does not accept : 1614 LYS  (  29-) A  9   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1615 ALA  (  30-) A  9   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1622 ALA  (  37-) A  9   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1623 THR  (  38-) A  9   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1633 VAL  (  48-) A  9   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1639 CYS  (  54-) A  9   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1648 VAL  (  63-) A  9   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1650 LEU  (  65-) A  9   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1652 ILE  (  67-) A  9   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1653 GLN  (  68-) A  9   O
--Potential donor : 1619 THR  (  34-) A  9   OG1
Acceptor does not accept : 1657 ASN  (  72-) A  9   O
--Potential donor : 1660 SER  (  75-) A  9   OG
Acceptor does not accept : 1679 PRO  (  94-) A  9   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1698 LYS  ( 113-) A  9   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1700 LYS  ( 115-) A  9   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1704 PHE  ( 119-) A  9   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1707 SER  ( 122-) A  9   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1721 VAL  ( 136-) A  9   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1723 SER  ( 138-) A  9   OG
--Potential donor : 1726 GLY  ( 141-) A  9   N
Acceptor does not accept : 1724 HIS  ( 139-) A  9   NE2
Acceptor does not accept : 1732 ASP  ( 147-) A  9   OD2
Acceptor does not accept : 1738 LYS  ( 153-) A  9   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1741 ILE  ( 156-) A  9   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1752 HIS  ( 167-) A  9   ND1
Acceptor does not accept : 1753 GLN  ( 168-) A  9   OE1
--Potential donor : 1745 ASN  ( 160-) A  9   N
Acceptor does not accept : 1783 SER  ( 198-) A  9   OG
Acceptor does not accept : 1786 GLU  ( 201-) A  9   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1790 PRO  ( 205-) A  9   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1816 ALA  (  30-) A 10   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1833 CYS  (  47-) A 10   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1834 VAL  (  48-) A 10   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1853 ILE  (  67-) A 10   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1854 GLN  (  68-) A 10   OE1
--Potential donor : 1906 ASP  ( 120-) A 10   OD2
Acceptor does not accept : 1862 GLU  (  76-) A 10   OE1
Acceptor does not accept : 1862 GLU  (  76-) A 10   OE2
Acceptor does not accept : 1868 GLN  (  82-) A 10   OE1
Acceptor does not accept : 1875 GLU  (  89-) A 10   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1879 ILE  (  93-) A 10   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1885 GLY  (  99-) A 10   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1899 LYS  ( 113-) A 10   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1901 LYS  ( 115-) A 10   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1903 ILE  ( 117-) A 10   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1904 GLY  ( 118-) A 10   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1906 ASP  ( 120-) A 10   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1907 PHE  ( 121-) A 10   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1918 TYR  ( 132-) A 10   OH
Acceptor does not accept : 1922 VAL  ( 136-) A 10   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1923 ILE  ( 137-) A 10   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1924 SER  ( 138-) A 10   OG
--Potential donor : 1924 SER  ( 138-) A 10   N
Acceptor does not accept : 1925 HIS  ( 139-) A 10   NE2
--Potential donor : 1946 ASN  ( 160-) A 10   ND2
Acceptor does not accept : 1926 ALA  ( 140-) A 10   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1928 THR  ( 142-) A 10   OG1
Acceptor does not accept : 1929 GLY  ( 143-) A 10   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1938 ASN  ( 152-) A 10   OD1
Acceptor does not accept : 1941 LEU  ( 155-) A 10   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1944 CYS  ( 158-) A 10   O
--Potential donor : 1946 ASN  ( 160-) A 10   ND2
Acceptor does not accept : 1946 ASN  ( 160-) A 10   OD1
Acceptor does not accept : 1952 ASN  ( 166-) A 10   OD1
Acceptor does not accept : 1959 ASP  ( 173-) A 10   OD1
--Potential donor : 1955 GLN  ( 169-) A 10   NE2
--Potential donor : 1959 ASP  ( 173-) A 10   N
Acceptor does not accept : 1967 VAL  ( 181-) A 10   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1970 CYS  ( 184-) A 10   SG
Acceptor does not accept : 1984 SER  ( 198-) A 10   OG
Acceptor does not accept : 1987 GLU  ( 201-) A 10   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1992 PHE  ( 206-) A 10   O
Acceptor does not accept : 1994 VAL  ( 208-) A 10   O
--Potential donor : 1997 ASN  ( 211-) A 10   ND2
Acceptor does not accept : 1998 PRO  ( 212-) A 10   O
 
# 123 # Warning: Buried unsatisfied hydrogen bond acceptors
The buried side-chain hydrogen bond acceptors listed in the table
below are not involved in a hydrogen bond in the optimized hydrogen
bond network.

Side-chain hydrogen bond acceptors that are buried inside the
protein normally form hydrogen bonds within the protein. If there
are any not hydrogen bonded in the optimized hydrogen bond network
they will be listed here.

Waters are not listed by this option.
 
  45 GLN   (  68-)  A  1   OE1
  79 ASP   ( 102-)  A  1   OD2
 124 ASP   ( 147-)  A  1   OD2
 339 ASP   ( 161-)  A  2   OD1
 339 ASP   ( 161-)  A  2   OD2
 447 GLN   (  68-)  A  3   OE1
 451 ASN   (  72-)  A  3   OD1
 455 GLU   (  76-)  A  3   OE2
 490 ASN   ( 111-)  A  3   OD1
 499 ASP   ( 120-)  A  3   OD1
 548 GLN   ( 169-)  A  3   OE1
 599 GLU   ( 220-)  A  3   OE2
 659 HIS   (  79-)  A  4   ND1
 747 HIS   ( 167-)  A  4   ND1
 748 GLN   ( 168-)  A  4   OE1
 849 GLN   (  68-)  A  5   OE1
 857 GLU   (  76-)  A  5   OE1
 870 GLU   (  89-)  A  5   OE2
 928 ASP   ( 147-)  A  5   OD2
 996 GLU   ( 215-)  A  5   OE1
1038 GLU   (  56-)  A  6   OE1
1058 GLU   (  76-)  A  6   OE1
1058 GLU   (  76-)  A  6   OE2
1129 ASP   ( 147-)  A  6   OD1
1193 ASN   ( 211-)  A  6   OD1
1251 GLN   (  68-)  A  7   OE1
1289 GLN   ( 106-)  A  7   OE1
1351 GLN   ( 168-)  A  7   OE1
1452 GLN   (  68-)  A  8   OE1
1463 HIS   (  79-)  A  8   ND1
1486 ASP   ( 102-)  A  8   OD1
1531 ASP   ( 147-)  A  8   OD1
1549 ASP   ( 165-)  A  8   OD1
1612 GLU   (  27-)  A  9   OE2
1724 HIS   ( 139-)  A  9   NE2
1732 ASP   ( 147-)  A  9   OD2
1752 HIS   ( 167-)  A  9   ND1
1753 GLN   ( 168-)  A  9   OE1
1854 GLN   (  68-)  A 10   OE1
1862 GLU   (  76-)  A 10   OE1
1862 GLU   (  76-)  A 10   OE2
1868 GLN   (  82-)  A 10   OE1
1925 HIS   ( 139-)  A 10   NE2
1938 ASN   ( 152-)  A 10   OD1
1946 ASN   ( 160-)  A 10   OD1
1952 ASN   ( 166-)  A 10   OD1
1959 ASP   ( 173-)  A 10   OD1
 
# 124 # Note: Content of the PDB file as interpreted by WHAT IF
Content of the PDB file as interpreted by WHAT IF.
WHAT IF has read your PDB file, and stored it internally in
what is called 'the soup'. The content of this soup is listed here.
An extensive explanation of all frequently used WHAT IF output formats
can be found at http://swift.cmbi.ru.nl/. Look under output formats.
A course on reading this 'Molecules' table is part of the WHAT\_CHECK
web pages [REF].
 
     1     1 (   24)   201 (  224) A Protein   Mod  1    2JZC.pdb
     2   202 (   24)   402 (  224) A Protein   Mod  2    2JZC.pdb
     3   403 (   24)   603 (  224) A Protein   Mod  3    2JZC.pdb
     4   604 (   24)   804 (  224) A Protein   Mod  4    2JZC.pdb
     5   805 (   24)  1005 (  224) A Protein   Mod  5    2JZC.pdb
     6  1006 (   24)  1206 (  224) A Protein   Mod  6    2JZC.pdb
     7  1207 (   24)  1407 (  224) A Protein   Mod  7    2JZC.pdb
     8  1408 (   24)  1608 (  224) A Protein   Mod  8    2JZC.pdb
     9  1609 (   24)  1809 (  224) A Protein   Mod  9    2JZC.pdb
    10  1810 (   24)  2010 (  224) A Protein   Mod 10    2JZC.pdb
    11  2011 (  224)  2011 (  224) A S O2 <-   201  1    2JZC.pdb
    12  2012 (  224)  2012 (  224) A S O2 <-   402  2    2JZC.pdb
    13  2013 (  224)  2013 (  224) A S O2 <-   603  3    2JZC.pdb
    14  2014 (  224)  2014 (  224) A S O2 <-   804  4    2JZC.pdb
    15  2015 (  224)  2015 (  224) A S O2 <-  1005  5    2JZC.pdb
    16  2016 (  224)  2016 (  224) A S O2 <-  1206  6    2JZC.pdb
    17  2017 (  224)  2017 (  224) A S O2 <-  1407  7    2JZC.pdb
    18  2018 (  224)  2018 (  224) A S O2 <-  1608  8    2JZC.pdb
    19  2019 (  224)  2019 (  224) A S O2 <-  1809  9    2JZC.pdb
    20  2020 (  224)  2020 (  224) A S O2 <-  2010 10    2JZC.pdb
 
# 125 # Warning: No crystallisation information
No, or very inadequate, crystallisation information was observed upon
reading the PDB file header records. This information should be available
in the form of a series of REMARK 280 lines. Without this information a
few things, such as checking ions in the structure, cannot be performed
optimally.
 
# 126 # Note: No ions (of a type we can validate) in structure
Since there are no ions in the structure of a type we can validate, this
check will not be executed.
Since there are no waters, the water check has been skipped.
SOUP contains no water:
 
# 127 # Note: Summary report for users of a structure
This is an overall summary of the quality of the structure as
compared with current reliable structures. This summary is most
useful for biologists seeking a good structure to use for modelling
calculations.

The second part of the table mostly gives an impression of how well
the model conforms to common refinement restraint values. The
first part of the table shows a number of restraint-independent
quality indicators.
 
 Structure Z-scores, positive is better than average:
  1st generation packing quality :  -3.436
  2nd generation packing quality :  -4.424 (bad)
  Ramachandran plot appearance   :  -4.617 (bad)
  chi-1/chi-2 rotamer normality  :  -2.103
  Backbone conformation          :  -1.421
 
 RMS Z-scores, should be close to 1.0:
  Bond lengths                   :   0.742
  Bond angles                    :   0.780
  Omega angle restraints         :   0.176 (tight)
  Side chain planarity           :   0.274 (tight)
  Improper dihedral distribution :   0.675
  Inside/Outside distribution    :   1.127
==============


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