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From: TCP: a tool for designing chimera proteins based on the tertiary structure information

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The Sim score between two CSs. It is presumed that a TR has 16 CAs and they are randomly distributed around the centroid (A). The TR is divided by four CSs (P1, P2, P3 and P4) defined by the indicated normal vectors and including the centroid. The Si,jvalues of the CAs are shown in (B). If the TR is divided by two planes and the angle between the normal vectors is zero, i.e. P1and P1, the Sim score is Sim(P1,P1) = |-16/16| = 1. Similarly, if the angles between the vectors are π (i.e. P1 and P2), π/2 (i.e. P1 and P3) and π/4 (i.e. P1 and P4), the Sim scores are Sim(P1,P2) = |-16/16| = 1, Sim(P1,P3) = |0/16| = 0 and Sim(P1,P4) = |8/16| = 0.5, respectively.

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