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AutoDock: Parameters

What's on this page:
  • Differences between Parameters for AutoDock 3.0 and those for Earlier Versions.
  • More Non-Bond Parameters for AutoDock, including:

  •        * Halogens
            * Iron
  • Non-Bond Parameters formatted for AutoGrid and AutoDock Parameter Files.
  • Order in AutoGrid Parameter File
  • Order in AutoDock Parameter File
  • AutoDock 2.4 non-bond parameters as coefficients
  • AutoDock 2.4 non-bond parameters as Rij and well depth
  • Atomic radii: van der Waals, ionic and covalent radii.
  • A link to WebElements:
  • WebElements  - a periodic table online.


    < ^ Differences between AutoDock 3.0 Parameters and Earlier Versions


    The AutoDock 3.0 scoring function is based on an empirically-derived linear free energy model that is designed to reproduce observed binding constants for small organic molecules bound to proteins. AutoDock 2.4 had terms for van der Waals energy, hydrogen bond energy and Coulombic energy.  The new scoring function has additional terms compared with AutoDock 2.4's and earlier versions, to model (1) the change in desolvation free energy and (2) the loss of torsional degrees of freedom upon binding. The 3.0 linear free energy function that we use was the best model out of 900 contenders.  The coefficients of this linear model for the van der Waals term and the hydrogen bonding term multiply the corresponding well depths, or epsilon-ij values from AutoDock 2.4's parameters,  to give the epsilon-ij values for AutoDock 3.0.

    In AutoDock 3.0, we also found that in the best model for binding free energy, it was sufficient that desolvation be modelled only for carbon atom types in the ligand.  It was necessary, however, to distinguish between aliphatic and aromatic carbons.

    Thus, in the PDBQ file of the ligand, the first letter of the atom names of aliphatic carbons should be changed to 'C', and likewise for aromatic carbons, to 'A'. AutoTors has been updated to perform this atom name changing operation automatically.

    To summarize, the coefficients for the terms in the AutoDock 3.0 linear free energy model (actually number 140n out of 900, where the n signifies that there is no constant term to be added) are given in this table:
     

    Energy Term
    Coefficient
    van der Waals 0.1485
    electrostatic
    0.1146
    hydrogen bond
    0.0656
    torsional rotation
    0.3113
    desolvation
    0.1711
    Coefficients of the AutoDock 3 Linear Free Energy Model

    You could, of course, derive your own linear free energy model and use your own coefficients instead of these.


    < ^ More Non-Bond Parameters for AutoDock


    We have received several requests for parameters for Cl and other halogens. There are several force fields which possess these, including, for examplel, CHARMM, MM3 and the Merck MMFF.

    The AutoDock force field is based on the AMBER force field reported in Weiner, Kollman, Nguyen and Case, (1986), J.Comput.Chem., 7, 230-252. This lacks parameters for halogen atoms. The more recent report of the AMBER force field [Cornell et al., (1995), J.Am.Chem.Soc, 117, 5179-5197] has a parameter for F, fluorine, but not for Cl, Br or I.

    The following parameters are derived from two different force fields, AMBER (1986) and the Merck FF, MMFF [T. A. Halgren, (1992), "Representation of van der Waals (vdW) Interactions in Molecular Mechanics Force Fields: Potential Form, Combination Rules, and vdW Parameters", JACS, 114, 7827-7843]. The combined AMBER (1986)/MMFF parameters represent a new and untested set of parameters, so they should be used with caution.

    The AutoDock single-letter codes are as follows:
     

    C
    carbon (aliphatic)
    A carbon (aromatic)
    N
    nitrogen
    O
    oxygen
    P
    phosphorus
    S
    sulphur
    H
    hydrogen
    f
    iron
    F
    fluorine
    c
    chlorine
    b
    bromine
    I
    iodine

    Remember that if you want to use the iron, chlorine or bromine parameters in AutoDock, you must edit the atom names of the appropriate ATOM or HETATM records in your PDBQ file, so that the first letter corresponds to the single-letter code.  (Sorry, at the moment we do not provide a mechanism to recognise these automatically, so you must do this by hand or figure out a way to automate it).

    Here are the equilibrium separations, Rij, and the well depths, epsilon-ij,  along with the van der Waals coefficients for the 12 and 6 terms in the potential expression:
     
     

    Note: if you wish to use these 2.4 values in AutoDock 3.0's free energy function, you should multiply the well depths (epsij) and C12 and C6 values by the coefficient for van der Waals energy (or the coefficients for hydrogen bonding if you derive 12,10 interactions).

            i = ligand atom type;
            j = macromolecule atom type.


    < ^ Parameters Formatted for AutoGrid and AutoDock Parameter Files

     
    * Order in AutoGrid Parameter File
    * Order in AutoDock Parameter File
    * Non-bond parameters as coefficients
    * Non-bond parameters as Rij and well depth

    This section gives lines that are formatted in a way that can be used with AutoGrid and AutoDock parameter files. You can copy and paste the relevant lines right into your favorite text editor.

    However, make sure you use these lines in the correct order.

    < ^ > Order in AutoGrid parameter file

    For example, if the ligand has the following atom types: aliphatic carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, hydrogen (polar) and chlorine, the types are "CNOHc", and you must give five parameter "blocks" in the GPF (grid parameter file). Each block gives seven parameters in the following order:

            ?-C
            ?-N
            ?-O
            ?-S
            ?-H
            ?-X
            ?-M

    where the '?' is replaced by C, then N, then O, then H and finally c, depending on the parameter block.  There are always 7 lines in these blocks. The seven lines correspond to the interaction of the current ligand atom type with up to 7 different protein atom types.  The order is always C, N, O,S, H, X and M (the last two are often repetitions of the H values, when X and M are not present in the protein.  If there are no X or M in the protein, these lines are ignored by AutoGrid).

    A parameter "block" in an AutoGrid 3 GPF looks like this (this block is for aliphatic carbon atom types in the ligand interacting with the various atom types in the protein):
     

    map 1hvr.C.map                  #filename of grid map
    nbp_r_eps  4.00 0.0222750 12  6 #C-C lj
    nbp_r_eps  3.75 0.0230026 12  6 #C-N lj
    nbp_r_eps  3.60 0.0257202 12  6 #C-O lj
    nbp_r_eps  4.00 0.0257202 12  6 #C-S lj
    nbp_r_eps  3.00 0.0081378 12  6 #C-H lj
    nbp_r_eps  3.00 0.0081378 12  6 #C-H lj
    nbp_r_eps  3.00 0.0081378 12  6 #C-H lj
    sol_par 12.77 0.6844            #C atomic fragmental volume, solvation param.
    constant 0.000                  #C grid map constant energy

    « < ^> Order in AutoDock parameter file

    Once again, the order of the non-bond parameter lines matters.  In the AutoDock parameter file (or DPF) the non-bond parameters specify the values for the internal (intramolecular) energy calculation for the ligand.  In our example above, the ligand has carbons, nitrogens, oxygens, hydrogens and chlorines, so the "types" line would be:
     
     
    types CNOHc           # atom type names

    Further down in the DPF, the internal energy parameters would be given in the following order:

            C-C, C-N, C-O, C-H, C-c,  N-N, N-O, N-H, N-c,  O-O, O-H, O-c,  H-H, H-c,  and finally,  c-c.

    A real-world example, from an HIV-1 protease inhibitor with ligand atoms types C [aliphatic carbon], A [aromatic carbon], N, O and H, would be:
     
     

    intnbp_r_eps  4.00 0.0222750  12  6     #C-C lj
    intnbp_r_eps  4.00 0.0222750  12  6     #C-A lj
    intnbp_r_eps  3.75 0.0230026  12  6     #C-N lj
    intnbp_r_eps  3.60 0.0257202  12  6     #C-O lj
    intnbp_r_eps  3.00 0.0081378  12  6     #C-H lj
    intnbp_r_eps  4.00 0.0222750  12  6     #N-A lj
    intnbp_r_eps  3.75 0.0230026  12  6     #N-N lj
    intnbp_r_eps  3.60 0.0257202  12  6     #A-O lj
    intnbp_r_eps  3.00 0.0081378  12  6     #A-H lj
    intnbp_r_eps  3.50 0.0237600  12  6     #N-N lj
    intnbp_r_eps  3.35 0.0265667  12  6     #N-O lj
    intnbp_r_eps  2.75 0.0084051  12  6     #N-H lj
    intnbp_r_eps  3.20 0.0297000  12  6     #O-O lj
    intnbp_r_eps  1.90 0.3280000  12 10     #O-H hb
    intnbp_r_eps  2.00 0.0029700  12  6     #H-H lj

    Just to clarify...

    types intnbps_r_eps
    12 11
    12
    22
    123 11
    12
    13
    22
    23
    33
    1234 11
    12
    13
    14
    22
    23
    24
    33
    34
    44
    12345 11
    12
    13
    14
    15
    22
    23
    24
    25
    33
    34
    35
    44
    45
    55

     

    « < ^> AutoDock 2.4 non-bond parameters as coefficients

    Here are the non-bond parameters formatted for AutoGrid and AutoDock parameter files [Note!]:
    C.map
    nbp_coeffs 2516582.400 1228.800000 12 6  # C-C_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 1198066.249  861.634784 12 6  # C-N_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs  820711.722  754.059521 12 6  # C-O_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 3908111.160 1645.484377 12 6  # C-P_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 2905899.052 1418.896022 12 6  # C-S_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs   29108.222   79.857949 12 6  # C-H_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs    4645.111   26.825688 12 6  # C-f_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs  431504.667  434.828555 12 6  # C-F_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 3904113.922 1782.548364 12 6  # C-c_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 6582645.981 2521.973160 12 6  # C-b_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 13578538.863 3953.339390 12 6  # C-I_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    N.map
    nbp_coeffs 1198066.249  861.634784 12 6  # N-C_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs  540675.281  588.245000 12 6  # N-N_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs  357365.541  505.677729 12 6  # N-O_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 1897159.056 1165.116525 12 6  # N-P_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 1383407.742  994.930149 12 6  # N-S_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs   10581.989   48.932922 12 6  # N-H_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs    1460.814   15.288238 12 6  # N-f_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs  185297.693  289.579287 12 6  # N-F_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 1875235.842 1255.495642 12 6  # N-c_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 3234565.788 1796.616509 12 6  # N-b_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 6904486.626 2864.906529 12 6  # N-I_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    O.map
    nbp_coeffs  820711.722  754.059521 12 6  # O-C_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs  357365.541  505.677729 12 6  # O-N_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs  230584.301  429.496730 12 6  # O-O_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 1316590.401 1026.290564 12 6  # O-P_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs  947676.268  870.712934 12 6  # O-S_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs    6035.457   39.075098 12 6  # O-H_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs     752.844   11.604865 12 6  # O-f_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs  118442.561  244.801394 12 6  # O-F_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 1292230.332 1102.007957 12 6  # O-c_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 2262921.897 1588.947973 12 6  # O-b_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 4941135.547 2562.628477 12 6  # O-I_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    P.map
    nbp_coeffs 3908111.160 1645.484377 12 6  # P-C_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 1897159.056 1165.116525 12 6  # P-N_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 1316590.401 1026.290564 12 6  # P-O_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 6025893.897 2195.612698 12 6  # P-P_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 4512698.060 1900.041696 12 6  # P-S_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs   49816.168  112.261323 12 6  # P-H_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs    8365.797   38.684871 12 6  # P-f_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs  695713.424  593.301140 12 6  # P-F_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 6043158.116 2383.124568 12 6  # P-c_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 10104579.020 3357.639050 12 6  # P-b_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 20582723.561 5230.264891 12 6  # P-I_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    S.map
    nbp_coeffs 2905899.052 1418.896022 12 6  # S-C_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 1383407.742  994.930149 12 6  # S-N_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs  947676.268  870.712934 12 6  # S-O_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 4512698.060 1900.041696 12 6  # S-P_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 3355443.200 1638.400000 12 6  # S-S_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs   33611.280   92.212017 12 6  # S-H_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs    5363.712   30.975636 12 6  # S-f_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs  498258.671  502.096766 12 6  # S-F_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 4508082.448 2058.309555 12 6  # S-c_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 7600984.859 2912.123766 12 6  # S-b_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 15679146.136 4564.923122 12 6  # S-I_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    H.map
    nbp_coeffs   29108.222   79.857949 12 6  # H-C_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs   10581.989   48.932922 12 6  # H-N_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs    6035.457   39.075098 12 6  # H-O_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs   49816.168  112.261323 12 6  # H-P_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs   33611.280   92.212017 12 6  # H-S_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs      81.920    2.560000 12 6  # H-H_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs       5.759    0.570754 12 6  # H-f_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs    2953.340   21.737856 12 6  # H-F_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs   47208.163  118.446796 12 6  # H-c_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs   89119.834  177.321779 12 6  # H-b_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs  217548.386  302.378005 12 6  # H-I_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    f.map
    nbp_coeffs    4645.111   26.825688 12 6  # f-C_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs    1460.814   15.288238 12 6  # f-N_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs     752.844   11.604865 12 6  # f-O_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs    8365.797   38.684871 12 6  # f-P_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs    5363.712   30.975636 12 6  # f-S_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs       5.759    0.570754 12 6  # f-H_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs       0.233    0.096536 12 6  # f-f_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs     353.801    6.326771 12 6  # f-F_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs    7711.871   40.256606 12 6  # f-c_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs   15442.428   62.069063 12 6  # f-b_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs   41092.966  110.509219 12 6  # f-I_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    F.map
    nbp_coeffs  431504.667  434.828555 12 6  # F-C_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs  185297.693  289.579287 12 6  # F-N_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs  118442.561  244.801394 12 6  # F-O_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs  695713.424  593.301140 12 6  # F-P_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs  498258.671  502.096766 12 6  # F-S_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs    2953.340   21.737856 12 6  # F-H_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs     353.801    6.326771 12 6  # F-f_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs   60616.623  139.274260 12 6  # F-F_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs  680977.743  636.203746 12 6  # F-c_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 1199517.835  920.011482 12 6  # F-b_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 2642207.925 1490.289897 12 6  # F-I_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    c.map
    nbp_coeffs 3904113.922 1782.548364 12 6  # c-C_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 1875235.842 1255.495642 12 6  # c-N_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 1292230.332 1102.007957 12 6  # c-O_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 6043158.116 2383.124568 12 6  # c-P_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 4508082.448 2058.309555 12 6  # c-S_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs   47208.163  118.446796 12 6  # c-H_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs    7711.871   40.256606 12 6  # c-f_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs  680977.743  636.203746 12 6  # c-F_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 6047679.649 2583.919181 12 6  # c-c_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 10158146.964 3648.815570 12 6  # c-b_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 20834113.840 5703.343803 12 6  # c-I_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    b.map
    nbp_coeffs 6582645.981 2521.973160 12 6  # b-C_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 3234565.788 1796.616509 12 6  # b-N_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 2262921.897 1588.947973 12 6  # b-O_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 10104579.020 3357.639050 12 6  # b-P_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 7600984.859 2912.123766 12 6  # b-S_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs   89119.834  177.321779 12 6  # b-H_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs   15442.428   62.069063 12 6  # b-f_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 1199517.835  920.011482 12 6  # b-F_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 10158146.964 3648.815570 12 6  # b-c_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 16896795.876 5127.515420 12 6  # b-b_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 34148162.705 7955.836263 12 6  # b-I_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    I.map
    nbp_coeffs 13578538.863 3953.339390 12 6  # I-C_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 6904486.626 2864.906529 12 6  # I-N_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 4941135.547 2562.628477 12 6  # I-O_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 20582723.561 5230.264891 12 6  # I-P_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 15679146.136 4564.923122 12 6  # I-S_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs  217548.386  302.378005 12 6  # I-H_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs   41092.966  110.509219 12 6  # I-f_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 2642207.925 1490.289897 12 6  # I-F_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 20834113.840 5703.343803 12 6  # I-c_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 34148162.705 7955.836263 12 6  # I-b_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m
    nbp_coeffs 67490564.606 12207.340687 12 6  # I-I_non-bond-parameters/Cn,Cm,n,m

    « <^> AutoDock 2.4 non-bond parameters as Rij and well-depths

    C.map
    nbp_r_eps 4.00 0.1500 12 6  #C-C equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.75 0.1549 12 6  #C-N equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.60 0.1732 12 6  #C-O equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.10 0.1732 12 6  #C-P equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.00 0.1732 12 6  #C-S equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.00 0.0548 12 6  #C-H equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 2.65 0.0387 12 6  #C-f equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.54 0.1095 12 6  #C-F equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.04 0.2035 12 6  #C-c equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.17 0.2416 12 6  #C-b equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.36 0.2877 12 6  #C-I equilibrium separation and well-depth
    N.map
    nbp_r_eps 3.75 0.1549 12 6  #N-C equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.50 0.1600 12 6  #N-N equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.35 0.1789 12 6  #N-O equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.85 0.1789 12 6  #N-P equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.75 0.1789 12 6  #N-S equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 2.75 0.0566 12 6  #N-H equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 2.40 0.0400 12 6  #N-f equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.29 0.1131 12 6  #N-F equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.79 0.2101 12 6  #N-c equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.92 0.2495 12 6  #N-b equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.11 0.2972 12 6  #N-I equilibrium separation and well-depth
    O.map
    nbp_r_eps 3.60 0.1732 12 6  #O-C equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.35 0.1789 12 6  #O-N equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.20 0.2000 12 6  #O-O equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.70 0.2000 12 6  #O-P equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.60 0.2000 12 6  #O-S equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 2.60 0.0632 12 6  #O-H equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 2.25 0.0447 12 6  #O-f equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.15 0.1265 12 6  #O-F equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.65 0.2349 12 6  #O-c equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.77 0.2789 12 6  #O-b equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.96 0.3323 12 6  #O-I equilibrium separation and well-depth
    P.map
    nbp_r_eps 4.10 0.1732 12 6  #P-C equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.85 0.1789 12 6  #P-N equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.70 0.2000 12 6  #P-O equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.20 0.2000 12 6  #P-P equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.10 0.2000 12 6  #P-S equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.10 0.0632 12 6  #P-H equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 2.75 0.0447 12 6  #P-f equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.65 0.1265 12 6  #P-F equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.14 0.2349 12 6  #P-c equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.27 0.2789 12 6  #P-b equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.46 0.3323 12 6  #P-I equilibrium separation and well-depth
    S.map
    nbp_r_eps 4.00 0.1732 12 6  #S-C equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.75 0.1789 12 6  #S-N equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.60 0.2000 12 6  #S-O equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.10 0.2000 12 6  #S-P equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.00 0.2000 12 6  #S-S equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.00 0.0632 12 6  #S-H equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 2.65 0.0447 12 6  #S-f equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.54 0.1265 12 6  #S-F equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.04 0.2349 12 6  #S-c equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.17 0.2789 12 6  #S-b equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.36 0.3323 12 6  #S-I equilibrium separation and well-depth
    H.map
    nbp_r_eps 3.00 0.0548 12 6  #H-C equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 2.75 0.0566 12 6  #H-N equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 2.60 0.0632 12 6  #H-O equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.10 0.0632 12 6  #H-P equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.00 0.0632 12 6  #H-S equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 2.00 0.0200 12 6  #H-H equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 1.65 0.0141 12 6  #H-f equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 2.54 0.0400 12 6  #H-F equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.04 0.0743 12 6  #H-c equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.17 0.0882 12 6  #H-b equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.36 0.1051 12 6  #H-I equilibrium separation and well-depth
    f.map
    nbp_r_eps 2.65 0.0387 12 6  #f-C equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 2.40 0.0400 12 6  #f-N equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 2.25 0.0447 12 6  #f-O equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 2.75 0.0447 12 6  #f-P equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 2.65 0.0447 12 6  #f-S equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 1.65 0.0141 12 6  #f-H equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 1.30 0.0100 12 6  #f-f equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 2.19 0.0283 12 6  #f-F equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 2.69 0.0525 12 6  #f-c equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 2.81 0.0624 12 6  #f-b equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.01 0.0743 12 6  #f-I equilibrium separation and well-depth
    F.map
    nbp_r_eps 3.54 0.1095 12 6  #F-C equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.29 0.1131 12 6  #F-N equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.15 0.1265 12 6  #F-O equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.65 0.1265 12 6  #F-P equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.54 0.1265 12 6  #F-S equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 2.54 0.0400 12 6  #F-H equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 2.19 0.0283 12 6  #F-f equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.09 0.0800 12 6  #F-F equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.59 0.1486 12 6  #F-c equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.71 0.1764 12 6  #F-b equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.90 0.2101 12 6  #F-I equilibrium separation and well-depth
    c.map
    nbp_r_eps 4.04 0.2035 12 6  #c-C equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.79 0.2101 12 6  #c-N equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.65 0.2349 12 6  #c-O equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.14 0.2349 12 6  #c-P equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.04 0.2349 12 6  #c-S equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.04 0.0743 12 6  #c-H equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 2.69 0.0525 12 6  #c-f equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.59 0.1486 12 6  #c-F equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.09 0.2760 12 6  #c-c equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.21 0.3277 12 6  #c-b equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.40 0.3903 12 6  #c-I equilibrium separation and well-depth
    b.map
    nbp_r_eps 4.17 0.2416 12 6  #b-C equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.92 0.2495 12 6  #b-N equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.77 0.2789 12 6  #b-O equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.27 0.2789 12 6  #b-P equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.17 0.2789 12 6  #b-S equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.17 0.0882 12 6  #b-H equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 2.81 0.0624 12 6  #b-f equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.71 0.1764 12 6  #b-F equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.21 0.3277 12 6  #b-c equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.33 0.3890 12 6  #b-b equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.53 0.4634 12 6  #b-I equilibrium separation and well-depth
    I.map
    nbp_r_eps 4.36 0.2877 12 6  #I-C equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.11 0.2972 12 6  #I-N equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.96 0.3323 12 6  #I-O equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.46 0.3323 12 6  #I-P equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.36 0.3323 12 6  #I-S equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.36 0.1051 12 6  #I-H equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.01 0.0743 12 6  #I-f equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 3.90 0.2101 12 6  #I-F equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.40 0.3903 12 6  #I-c equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.53 0.4634 12 6  #I-b equilibrium separation and well-depth
    nbp_r_eps 4.72 0.5520 12 6  #I-I equilibrium separation and well-depth

    < ^ Atomic radii: van der Waals, ionic and covalent radii


    The following table lists the van der Waals, ionic and covalent radii for a selection of biochemically important elements. Not all have been listed here; if you spot a glaring omission, please e-mail Garrett M. Morris.

    rvdW

    Van der Waals radii are from:
    A. Bondi, J. Phys. Chem., (1964), 68, 441.

    rion

    Ionic (sometimes called ''crystal'') radii are from:
    R. D. Shannon, Acta Crystallogr., (1976), A32, 751.

    rcov

    Covalent radii are estimated from homonuclear bond lengths; where available and from selected heteronuclear bond lengths otherwise. Bond lengths are taken from:
    L. Sutton, ed., "Tables of interatomic Distances and Configuration in Molecules and Ions," Spec. Publ. No. 11 and 18, The Chemical Society, London, 1958, 1965.

     
    Element
    Ion
    rvdW
    (Å)
    rion
    (Å)
    rcov
    (Å)
    H
    -
    1.325
    -
    0.37
    C
    -
    1.675
    -
    0.77
    N
    -
    1.55
    -
    0.75
    O
    O2-
    1.50
    1.26
    0.73
    F
    F-
    1.55
    1.19
    0.71
    Na
    Na+
    2.30
    1.16
    1.54
    Mg
    Mg2+
    1.70
    0.86
    1.45
    P
    -
    1.85
    -
    1.10
    S
    S2-
    1.80
    1.70
    1.02
    Cl
    Cl-
    1.80
    1.67
    0.99
    K
    K+
    2.80
    1.52
    1.96
    Ca
    Ca2+
    -
    1.14
    -
    Fe
    -
    -
    -
    1.25
    Cu
    Cu+
    1.40
    0.91
    -
    Zn
    Zn2+
    1.40
    0.88
    1.20
    Br
    Br-
    1.90
    1.82
    1.14
    I
    I-
    2.035
    2.06
    1.33

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