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From: SuperMimic – Fitting peptide mimetics into protein structures

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Geometric values that are evaluated and compared during the primary search. Atoms N(N) and Cα(N) are part of the first replaced amino acid; Cα(C) and C(C) are part of the last replaced amino acid on the protein side and are the corresponding atoms on the mimetic side. The x-y plane of the coordinate system is defined by the points N(N), Cα(N) and Cα(C), where the x-axis connects N(N) and Cα(N). The main characteristic values are the distances x and y. Further characteristic values are β, the angle included by the lines connecting the atoms Cα(N) and Cα(C) and also Cα(C) and C(C), and γ, the dihedral angle between the N(N) - Cα(N) - Cα(C) and Cα(N) - Cα(C) -C(C) planes.

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