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Table 6 Energy rank for heterodimeric structures. Energy rank of the native structure, compared to its decoys, using various energy functions. a23 hetermodimers with their decoys, not used in the parameterization. The 20- and 6-class energy functions used are the ones optimized on OS2. bHeterodimers in the TS1 and TS2 data sets. For the structures in TS1 (bottom 11), the OS1 energy functions are used; for those in TS2 (top 6), the OS2 functions are used (i.e., we show cross-validated results). cFraction of successful series. D and D3 correspond to strong discrimination (native structure ranked first) and weak discrimination (native ranked among top three; see Methods).

From: Recognizing protein–protein interfaces with empirical potentials and reduced amino acid alphabets

Blind heterodimer seta

TS1, TS2 setsb

PDB ID

20Cl

Bastolla

6Cl

PDB ID

20Cl

Bastolla

6Cl

1ai7

1

1

1

1abr

4

2

3

1as4

1

1

1

1aui

1

1

1

1bpl

1

1

1

1ay7

3

3

2

1clv

2

1

2

1blx

3

6

3

1dj7

4

4

4

1c1y

3

4

3

1dow

1

1

1

1dkf

2

47

1

1eud

8

9

7

1ugh

1

3

1

1f0c

1

1

1

1efv

1

1

1

1ksg

5

3

5

1ezq

1

1

1

1ku6

3

2

4

1f3v

67

145

36

1lot

1

1

1

1fle

19

4

9

1lpb

20

8

16

1hdm

1

1

1

1mhm

1

1

1

1itb

1

1

3

1mtp

1

1

1

1phn

1

1

1

1mzw

3

3

4

1qav

1

2

1

1npe

4

4

2

1smp

14

69

2

1nw9

1

10

1

1stf

2

5

1

1n52

10

1

9

D c

8/17

6/17

9/17

1o5m

3

1

2

D 3

13/17

9/17

15/17

1qge

1

1

1

    

1rke

1

1

1

    

1rtj

1

2

1

    

1ubt

1

2

1

    

4sgb

5

6

5

    

D c

13/24

13/24

13/24

    

D 3

17/24

18/24

16/24