Ser-Tyr distributionNumber of Ser sidechains in dataset 28561 ( 5.9% )
Number of Tyr sidechains in dataset 17058 ( 3.5% )
Total number of Ser-Tyr contacts 2951
* Non-random at 95.0% confidence level.
** Non-random at 97.5% confidence level.
*** Non-random at 99.0% confidence level.
**** Non-random at 99.5% confidence level.
The significance of any clustering in the contacts is assessed with reference to packing-geometries generated at random from 20 trials of 2951 randomly-chosen and randomly placed contacts.
Cluster 1. Size: Mean 47.70 St.dev. 2.28
Cluster 2. Size: Mean 45.50 St.dev. 1.94
Cluster 3. Size: Mean 43.55 St.dev. 1.07
Cluster 4. Size: Mean 42.00 St.dev. 1.30
Cluster 5. Size: Mean 40.90 St.dev. 0.99
Cluster 6. Size: Mean 40.10 St.dev. 0.94
The pairs of plots below show a representative sidechain for each cluster.
In the first plot of each pair the sidechains are shown as ball-and-stick models; in the second plot the van der Waals surfaces are superimposed as wire-cage contours. The reference sidechain is shown in purple while the cluster representative is shown in orange. Click on the first plot to get a magnified view, including the other cluster members.
Each cluster representative is chosen to have a r.m.s.d. of <1.5 Angstroms from all other members of the cluster. The standard deviation shows how significant the clustering is, when compared with a randomly-generated contact distribution for these two sidechains.
The ticks on the back walls in the plots correspond to distances of 1 Angstrom.
Cluster 1. Size 60 ( 5.39 st. devs. from mean )
Cluster 2. Size 55 ( 4.91 st. devs. from mean )
Cluster 3. Size 52 ( 7.89 st. devs. from mean )
Cluster 4. Size 52 ( 7.67 st. devs. from mean )
Cluster 5. Size 50 ( 9.15 st. devs. from mean )
Cluster 6. Size 49 ( 9.43 st. devs. from mean )
Other Ser distributions