A quasi rectangular mesh of ca 1 Å spacing
was generated on the analytically defined interface between these 2 macromolecules;
Points for which the sum of the distances
to the closest atoms of macromolecules 1 and 2 exceeds 6 Å were deleted;
The properties of each molecule were projected
onto every point of the interface; these are the properties assigned to
the closest atom to the point;
Electrostatic potential of each (isolated)
macromolecule was computed with the UHBD program by solving FD LPBE and
the potential values were interpolated at each interface point.
Residue hydrophobicities are assigned
according to the residue name and following the parameters in "Eisenberg
D., Weiss R.M., Terwilliger T.C. and Wilcox W. (1982) Farad. Symp. Chem.
Soc.,
17, 109-120", and nucleic acid hydrophobicities were derived
from the data in "P.Shih, L.G.Pedersen, P.R.Gibbs, R.Wolfensen, JMB (1998)
280, 421-430", namely:
ALA 0.25
GLN -0.69 LEU 0.53
SER -0.26 ARG -1.80 GLU
-0.62 LYS -1.10
THR -0.18 ASN -0.64 GLY
0.16 MET 0.26
TRP 0.37 ASP -0.72 HIS
-0.40 PHE 0.61
TYP 0.02 CYS 0.04
ILE 0.73 PRO -0.07
VAL 0.54 A 0.82
G -1.35 C -0.99
T 1.18 U 0.35 none of the above
0.00
Atomic hydrophobicities are assigned according
to the atom name and follow Eisenberg D., Wesson M., Yamashita M.
(1989) Chem. Scrip., 29A, 217-221, namely: