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CA distance fluctuations for 2604291037543353441

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This matrix displays the maximum distance fluctuations between all pairs of CA atoms and between the two extreme conformations that were computed for this mode (DQMIN/DQMAX). Distance increases are plotted in blue and decreases in red for the strongest 10% of the residue pair distance changes. Every pixel corresponds to a single residue. Grey lines are drawn every 10 residues, yellow lines every 100 residues (counting from the upper left corner).

The following table indicates for every residue the two corresponding residues with the strongest CA distance fluctuations.

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largest increasereflargest decrease
ASN 98 0.44 PRO 1 -1.52 LEU 38
GLY 51 0.28 GLN 2 -1.46 ILE 85
GLY 51 0.41 ILE 3 -1.37 ILE 47
GLY 51 0.37 THR 4 -1.42 MET 46
ASN 98 0.69 LEU 5 -1.45 ILE 47
GLY 27 0.62 TRP 6 -1.38 GLY 48
GLY 27 0.76 GLN 7 -1.48 GLY 48
THR 26 0.96 ARG 8 -1.58 GLY 48
CYS 95 0.51 PRO 9 -1.77 ILE 47
GLY 51 0.60 LEU 10 -1.56 ILE 47
GLY 51 0.71 VAL 11 -1.28 ILE 47
GLY 51 0.85 THR 12 -1.27 PRO 1
GLU 34 0.86 ILE 13 -1.19 GLN 2
GLU 34 1.48 LYS 14 -0.98 PRO 1
GLU 34 1.75 ILE 15 -0.86 PRO 1
GLY 78 1.61 GLY 16 -0.80 PRO 1
GLU 35 1.51 GLY 17 -0.85 PRO 1
PRO 79 1.61 GLN 18 -1.00 PRO 1
PRO 81 1.18 LEU 19 -1.20 PRO 1
PRO 81 1.09 LYS 20 -1.34 PRO 1
GLY 51 0.80 GLU 21 -1.48 PRO 1
GLY 51 0.63 ALA 22 -1.28 PRO 1
ILE 54 0.57 LEU 23 -1.45 ILE 47
ARG 8 0.54 LEU 24 -1.37 GLN 2
ARG 8 0.86 ASP 25 -1.44 MET 46
ARG 8 0.96 THR 26 -1.73 MET 46
ARG 8 0.89 GLY 27 -1.70 MET 46
ARG 8 0.64 ALA 28 -1.42 LYS 45
GLY 49 0.57 ASP 29 -1.52 LYS 45
GLY 49 0.45 ASP 30 -1.06 LYS 45
ILE 54 0.67 THR 31 -1.18 GLN 2
ILE 54 0.92 VAL 32 -1.04 GLN 2
ILE 15 1.21 LEU 33 -1.04 PRO 1
ILE 15 1.75 GLU 34 -0.89 PRO 1
GLY 17 1.51 GLU 35 -0.80 PRO 1
TRP 42 1.28 MET 36 -1.01 PRO 1
LYS 43 1.27 SER 37 -1.37 PRO 1
TRP 42 0.99 LEU 38 -1.52 PRO 1
TRP 42 0.61 PRO 39 -1.31 PRO 1
GLN 92 0.63 GLY 40 -0.70 GLU 35
GLN 61 0.59 ARG 41 -0.70 GLU 35
MET 36 1.28 TRP 42 -0.69 GLN 2
SER 37 1.27 LYS 43 -1.04 ASP 29
SER 37 0.93 PRO 44 -1.06 ASP 29
SER 37 0.97 LYS 45 -1.52 ASP 29
SER 37 0.56 MET 46 -1.73 THR 26
LYS 43 0.15 ILE 47 -1.77 PRO 9
LYS 43 0.08 GLY 48 -1.58 ARG 8
ASP 29 0.57 GLY 49 -0.85 MET 36
ASN 98 0.57 ILE 50 -0.63 GLY 40
LEU 19 1.00 GLY 51 -0.02 GLY 48
GLY 16 0.83 GLY 52 -0.48 GLN 2
GLY 16 0.57 PHE 53 -1.19 PRO 81
GLY 16 1.10 ILE 54 -0.55 ARG 41
GLY 16 1.01 LYS 55 -0.75 ASP 29
GLY 16 1.11 VAL 56 -0.77 GLN 2
GLY 16 1.25 ARG 57 -0.81 GLN 2
SER 37 0.81 GLN 58 -1.02 GLN 2
MET 36 0.62 TYR 59 -0.84 GLN 2
MET 36 0.68 ASP 60 -0.88 GLN 2
MET 36 0.93 GLN 61 -0.82 GLN 2
MET 36 1.08 ILE 62 -0.88 GLN 2
MET 36 1.21 LEU 63 -0.82 GLN 2
GLU 34 1.26 ILE 64 -0.90 GLN 2
GLU 34 1.08 GLU 65 -1.00 GLN 2
GLU 34 0.74 ILE 66 -1.28 GLN 2
GLY 51 0.78 CYS 67 -1.15 GLN 2
GLY 51 0.83 GLY 68 -0.91 GLN 2
GLU 35 0.72 HIS 69 -0.90 GLN 2
GLU 35 0.91 LYS 70 -0.86 GLN 2
MET 36 0.84 ALA 71 -0.92 GLN 2
MET 36 0.94 ILE 72 -0.87 GLN 2
MET 36 0.68 GLY 73 -0.99 GLN 2
MET 36 0.49 THR 74 -1.03 GLN 2
ILE 54 0.61 VAL 75 -1.08 GLN 2
ILE 54 0.67 LEU 76 -1.02 GLN 2
GLY 16 1.10 VAL 77 -0.86 PRO 1
GLY 16 1.61 GLY 78 -0.77 PRO 1
GLN 18 1.61 PRO 79 -0.73 PRO 1
GLN 18 1.38 THR 80 -0.97 PHE 53
GLN 18 1.31 PRO 81 -1.19 PHE 53
ILE 15 1.00 VAL 82 -1.27 ILE 47
ILE 15 1.01 ASN 83 -1.22 ILE 47
ILE 54 0.74 ILE 84 -1.17 GLN 2
ILE 54 0.62 ILE 85 -1.46 GLN 2
ARG 8 0.50 GLY 86 -1.25 MET 46
ARG 8 0.57 ARG 87 -1.36 MET 46
GLY 49 0.53 ASN 88 -1.09 LYS 45
ILE 54 0.45 LEU 89 -1.22 GLN 2
ARG 8 0.48 LEU 90 -1.24 GLN 2
GLY 40 0.49 THR 91 -1.15 MET 46
GLY 40 0.63 GLN 92 -0.91 MET 46
GLY 40 0.55 ILE 93 -0.92 MET 46
GLY 40 0.57 GLY 94 -1.06 MET 46
ARG 8 0.57 CYS 95 -1.22 MET 46
ARG 8 0.61 THR 96 -1.18 MET 46
ARG 8 0.67 LEU 97 -1.15 MET 46
LEU 5 0.69 ASN 98 -1.02 MET 46

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elNémo is maintained by Yves-Henri Sanejouand.
It was developed by Karsten Suhre.
Between 2003 and 2014, it was hosted by IGS (Marseille).
Between 2015 and 2025, it was hosted by US2B (Nantes).
Last modification: april 24th, 2026.