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TextSentencer_T1 |
0-103 |
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Stereochemical metrics of lectin-carbohydrate interactions: comparison with protein-protein interfaces. |
T1 |
0-103 |
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Stereochemical metrics of lectin-carbohydrate interactions: comparison with protein-protein interfaces. |
T1 |
0-103 |
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Stereochemical metrics of lectin-carbohydrate interactions: comparison with protein-protein interfaces. |
TextSentencer_T2 |
104-362 |
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A global census of stereochemical metrics including interface size, hydropathy, amino acid propensities, packing and hydrogen bonding was carried out on 32 x-ray-elucidated structures of lectin-carbohydrate complexes covering eight different lectin families. |
T2 |
104-362 |
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A global census of stereochemical metrics including interface size, hydropathy, amino acid propensities, packing and hydrogen bonding was carried out on 32 x-ray-elucidated structures of lectin-carbohydrate complexes covering eight different lectin families. |
T2 |
104-362 |
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A global census of stereochemical metrics including interface size, hydropathy, amino acid propensities, packing and hydrogen bonding was carried out on 32 x-ray-elucidated structures of lectin-carbohydrate complexes covering eight different lectin families. |
TextSentencer_T3 |
363-467 |
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It is shown that the interactions at primary binding subsites are more efficient than at other subsites. |
T3 |
363-467 |
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It is shown that the interactions at primary binding subsites are more efficient than at other subsites. |
T3 |
363-467 |
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It is shown that the interactions at primary binding subsites are more efficient than at other subsites. |
TextSentencer_T4 |
468-611 |
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Another salient behavior found for primary subsites was a marked negative correlation between the interface size and the polar surface content. |
T4 |
468-611 |
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Another salient behavior found for primary subsites was a marked negative correlation between the interface size and the polar surface content. |
T4 |
468-611 |
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Another salient behavior found for primary subsites was a marked negative correlation between the interface size and the polar surface content. |
TextSentencer_T5 |
612-816 |
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It is noteworthy that this demographic rule is delineated by lectins with unrelated phylogenetic origin, indicating that independent interface architectures have evolved through common optimization paths. |
T5 |
612-816 |
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It is noteworthy that this demographic rule is delineated by lectins with unrelated phylogenetic origin, indicating that independent interface architectures have evolved through common optimization paths. |
T5 |
612-816 |
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It is noteworthy that this demographic rule is delineated by lectins with unrelated phylogenetic origin, indicating that independent interface architectures have evolved through common optimization paths. |
TextSentencer_T6 |
817-948 |
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The structural properties of lectin-carbohydrate interfaces were compared with those characterizing a set of 32 protein homodimers. |
T6 |
817-948 |
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The structural properties of lectin-carbohydrate interfaces were compared with those characterizing a set of 32 protein homodimers. |
T6 |
817-948 |
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The structural properties of lectin-carbohydrate interfaces were compared with those characterizing a set of 32 protein homodimers. |
TextSentencer_T7 |
949-1096 |
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Overall, the analysis shows that the stereochemical bases of lectin-carbohydrate and protein-protein interfaces differ drastically from each other. |
T7 |
949-1096 |
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Overall, the analysis shows that the stereochemical bases of lectin-carbohydrate and protein-protein interfaces differ drastically from each other. |
T7 |
949-1096 |
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Overall, the analysis shows that the stereochemical bases of lectin-carbohydrate and protein-protein interfaces differ drastically from each other. |
TextSentencer_T8 |
1097-1286 |
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In comparison with protein-protein complexes, lectin-carbohydrate interfaces have superior packing efficiency, better hydrogen bonding stereochemistry, and higher interaction cooperativity. |
T8 |
1097-1286 |
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In comparison with protein-protein complexes, lectin-carbohydrate interfaces have superior packing efficiency, better hydrogen bonding stereochemistry, and higher interaction cooperativity. |
T8 |
1097-1286 |
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In comparison with protein-protein complexes, lectin-carbohydrate interfaces have superior packing efficiency, better hydrogen bonding stereochemistry, and higher interaction cooperativity. |
TextSentencer_T9 |
1287-1369 |
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A similar conclusion holds in the comparison with protein-protein heterocomplexes. |
T9 |
1287-1369 |
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A similar conclusion holds in the comparison with protein-protein heterocomplexes. |
T9 |
1287-1369 |
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A similar conclusion holds in the comparison with protein-protein heterocomplexes. |
TextSentencer_T10 |
1370-1619 |
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We propose that the energetic consequence of this better interaction geometry is a larger decrease in free energy per unit of area buried, feature that enables lectins and carbohydrates to form stable complexes with relatively small interface areas. |
T10 |
1370-1619 |
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We propose that the energetic consequence of this better interaction geometry is a larger decrease in free energy per unit of area buried, feature that enables lectins and carbohydrates to form stable complexes with relatively small interface areas. |
T10 |
1370-1619 |
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We propose that the energetic consequence of this better interaction geometry is a larger decrease in free energy per unit of area buried, feature that enables lectins and carbohydrates to form stable complexes with relatively small interface areas. |
TextSentencer_T11 |
1620-1784 |
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These observations lend support to the emerging notion that systems differing from each other in their stereochemical metrics may rely on different energetic bases. |
T11 |
1620-1784 |
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These observations lend support to the emerging notion that systems differing from each other in their stereochemical metrics may rely on different energetic bases. |
T11 |
1620-1784 |
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These observations lend support to the emerging notion that systems differing from each other in their stereochemical metrics may rely on different energetic bases. |