2.400 Å
X-ray
1999-10-22
Name: | Stromelysin-1 |
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ID: | MMP3_HUMAN |
AC: | P08254 |
Organism: | Homo sapiens |
Reign: | Eukaryota |
TaxID: | 9606 |
EC Number: | 3.4.24.17 |
Chain Name: | Percentage of Residues within binding site |
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B | 100 % |
B-Factor: | 6.806 |
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Number of residues: | 23 |
Including | |
Standard Amino Acids: | 22 |
Non Standard Amino Acids: | 1 |
Water Molecules: | 0 |
Cofactors: | |
Metals: | ZN |
Ligandability | Volume (Å3) |
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0.618 | 546.750 |
% Hydrophobic | % Polar |
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43.83 | 56.17 |
According to VolSite |
HET Code: | SPI |
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Formula: | C20H23N3O7S |
Molecular weight: | 449.478 g/mol |
DrugBank ID: | DB04232 |
Buried Surface Area: | 45.5 % |
Polar Surface area: | 133.86 Å2 |
Number of | |
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H-Bond Acceptors: | 7 |
H-Bond Donors: | 2 |
Rings: | 3 |
Aromatic rings: | 2 |
Anionic atoms: | 0 |
Cationic atoms: | 0 |
Rule of Five Violation: | 0 |
Rotatable Bonds: | 7 |
X | Y | Z |
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1.75613 | 51.1251 | 53.1771 |
Represent the protein/ligand binding mode, centered on the ligand
Dashed lines represents hydrogen bonds and metal interactions
Green residue labels for amino acids with hydrophobic contacts (green lines) to the ligand
Ligand | Protein | Interaction | |||
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Atom | Atom | Residue | Distance (Å) | Angle (°) | Type |
O1 | N | LEU- 664 | 2.89 | 145.18 | H-Bond (Protein Donor) |
C1 | CD1 | LEU- 664 | 4.43 | 0 | Hydrophobic |
O1 | N | ALA- 665 | 3.22 | 152.71 | H-Bond (Protein Donor) |
NA | O | ALA- 665 | 3.28 | 166.24 | H-Bond (Ligand Donor) |
C4 | CG2 | VAL- 698 | 4.36 | 0 | Hydrophobic |
C5 | CG1 | VAL- 698 | 3.48 | 0 | Hydrophobic |
C7 | CB | HIS- 701 | 4.06 | 0 | Hydrophobic |
C5 | CB | HIS- 701 | 3.7 | 0 | Hydrophobic |
OA | OE2 | GLU- 702 | 3 | 159.4 | H-Bond (Protein Donor) |
C7 | CD1 | LEU- 718 | 4.25 | 0 | Hydrophobic |
C7 | CD1 | TYR- 723 | 4.04 | 0 | Hydrophobic |
C3 | CB | TYR- 723 | 3.61 | 0 | Hydrophobic |
OA | ZN | ZN- 801 | 1.85 | 0 | Metal Acceptor |
OB | ZN | ZN- 801 | 2.33 | 0 | Metal Acceptor |