Analysis of interatomic
Contacts of Structural
Units in PDB entry:
Contacts of Structural Units (CSU) are derived with the CSU software (Sobolev V., Sorokine A.,
Prilusky J., Abola E.E. and Edelman M. (1999) Automated
analysis of interatomic contacts in proteins.
Bioinformatics, 15, 327-332).
This page provides analyses of
contacts formed by:
For analysis of ligand-protein contacts, use:
3D structure can be seen in additional window with
STING software for 2Y0Q entry
There are 4 chains in PDB entry 2Y0Q
(CSU analysis of residue contacts immediately below table)
| Chain ID |
Initial residue | Terminal residue |
A
|
ILE 280 | ALA 329 |
B
|
SER 278 | ALA 329 |
C
|
THR 281 | VAL 328 |
D
|
SER 278 | MET 330 |
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There are 8
helices in PDB entry 2Y0Q. Click on helix of interest for
CSU analysis.
Helix number
| Helix ID | Chain ID |
Initial residue | Terminal residue |
Helix class |
| Helix 1 |
1 | A
| 280 |
296 | Right-handed alpha |
| Helix 2 |
2 | A
| 310 |
329 | Right-handed alpha |
| Helix 3 |
3 | B
| 280 |
296 | Right-handed alpha |
| Helix 4 |
4 | B
| 310 |
327 | Right-handed alpha |
| Helix 5 |
5 | C
| 281 |
297 | Right-handed alpha |
| Helix 6 |
6 | C
| 310 |
327 | Right-handed alpha |
| Helix 7 |
7 | D
| 280 |
297 | Right-handed alpha |
| Helix 8 |
8 | D
| 310 |
330 | Right-handed alpha |
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There are no sheets in PDB entry
2Y0Q
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