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1F7A

HOW DOES A SYMMETRIC DIMER RECOGNIZE AN ASYMMETRIC SUBSTRATE? A SUBSTRATE COMPLEX OF HIV-1 PROTEASE.
The binding interface of the protein-peptide complex is shown in grey, the peptide is shown in red. Images produced by YASARA. Note that only the interface of the protein-peptide complex is shown. Gaps between residues may occur. The image on the top is borrowed from the PDB.

Clusters

This protein-peptide complex appears in the following clusters

Cluster Images Centroid Images Centroid PDB ID Number of PDBs Threshold Structural Alignment
2FNT 22 3 Å 50 %
1KJ7 20 2 Å 50 %
1KJ7 19 1 Å 50 %
2NXL 15 3 Å 75 %
2NXL 15 2 Å 75 %
2NXL 15 1 Å 75 %
1F7A 2 3 Å 95 %
1F7A 2 2 Å 95 %
1F7A 1 1 Å 95 %

Properties

P
A
9
General information on the complex, such as the receptor and peptide chains. Click on the PDB icon to see this complex in the PDB

Interface Statistics

28
0
B=21 C=24 E=28 S=14 T=14
B=44 C=56
23.5786
32.1527
The DSSP algorithm was used to assign secondary structure to binding site and peptide. The B-Factors are averaged across the PDB and show the flexibility of the binding site and peptide.

Binding Energy

-9.19 kCal *
-6.89 kCal *
-2.5 kCal *
The binding affinity and contribution of backbone and sidechain hydrogen bonds for the protein-peptide complex were calculated using the FoldX force field.
*: the absolute energies are not precise, however FoldX is accurate for relative energies. Learn More.

Categorization

1f7aA00
d1f7aa_
Gag-Pol polyprotein
P03369
POL_HV1A2
RVP
Note that only the receptor chain(s) is categorized.

Direct link to External Databases

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The links are established based on the PDB Identifier of the protein-peptide complex.