P I S A
Protein Interfaces, Surfaces and Assemblies

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The Monomers Details Page displays extended summary of and residue-level data of monomeric unit selected in the Result Tree.

Monomer Summary

Interfaces Surface Total
Atoms Total number of atoms in all interfaces formed by the monomer. An atom is considered to be in an interface if its accessibility to solvent changes upon interface formation. Total number of atoms on the monomer's surface (that is, atoms with non-zero ASA). Total number of atoms in the monomer.
Residues Total number of residues in all interfaces formed by the monomer. A residue is considered to be in an interface if its accessibility to solvent changes upon interface formation. Total number of residues on the monomer's surface (that is, residues with non-zero ASA). Total number of residues in the monomer.
Area, sq.A Combined interface area of all interfaces formed by the monomer. Total surface area of the monomer.
Solvation Energy,
kcal/mol
Combined solvation energy of all interfaces formed by the monomer. Combined solvation effect of surface residues. Monomer's solvation energy of folding (not defined for ligands).
Hydrogen bonds Total number of hydrogan bonds formed by the monomer in crystal packing.
Salt bridges Total number of salt bridges formed by the monomer in crystal packing.
Disulphide bonds Total number of disulphide bonds formed by the monomer in crystal packing.
 

Residue accesibility and solvation effects

ResidueASABSASEFSE
Residue ID:

[c]:r n.i

where

c : character chain ID
r : residue name
s : residue sequence number
i : residue insertion code
Residue's accessible surface area, in square angstroms. Residue's sum contribution into buried surface areas of all interfaces, formed by the monomer in crystal packing, in kcal/mol. Residue's solvation effect, in kcal/mol. Residue's sum contribution into the solvation energy of all interfaces, formed by the monomer in crystal packing, in kcal/mol.