NMR Restraints Grid

Result table
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image mrblock_id pdb_id bmrb_id cing stage program type subtype subsubtype
623760 6beo 30358 cing 4-filtered-FRED Wattos check violation distance


data_6beo


save_distance_constraint_statistics_1
    _Distance_constraint_stats_list.Sf_category                   distance_constraint_statistics
    _Distance_constraint_stats_list.Constraint_list_ID            1
    _Distance_constraint_stats_list.Constraint_count              49
    _Distance_constraint_stats_list.Viol_count                    168
    _Distance_constraint_stats_list.Viol_total                    1191.889
    _Distance_constraint_stats_list.Viol_max                      1.335
    _Distance_constraint_stats_list.Viol_rms                      0.1888
    _Distance_constraint_stats_list.Viol_average_all_restraints   0.0608
    _Distance_constraint_stats_list.Viol_average_violations_only  0.3547
    _Distance_constraint_stats_list.Cutoff_violation_report       0.500
    _Distance_constraint_stats_list.Details                       
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Description of the tags in this list:
*  1 * Administrative tag
*  2 * Administrative tag
*  3 * Administrative tag
*  4 * ID of the restraint list.                                                              
*  5 * Number of restraints in list.                                                          
*  6 * Number of violated restraints (each model violation is used).                          
*  7 * Sum of violations in Angstrom.                                                         
*  8 * Maximum violation of a restraint without averaging in any way.                         
*  9 * Rms of violations over all restraints.                                                 
*  10 * Average violation over all restraints.                                                 
*  11 * Average violation over violated restraints.                                            
           This violation is averaged over only those models in which the restraint is violated.   
           These definitions are from: Doreleijers, et al., J. Mol. Biol. 281, 149-164 (1998).     
*  12 * Threshold for reporting violations (in Angstrom) in the last columns of the next table.
*  13 * This tag                                                                               

Description of the tags in the per residue table below:
*  1 * Chain identifier (can be absent if none defined)                   
*  2 * Residue number                                                     
*  3 * Residue name                                                       
*  4 * Maximum violation in ensemble of models (without any averaging)
*  5 * Model number with the maximum violation
*  6 * Number of models with a violation above cutoff
*  7 * List of models (1 character per model) with a violation above cutoff.
           An '*' marks a violation above the cutoff. A '+' indicates the largest
           violation above the cutoff and a '-' marks the smallest violation over cutoff.
           For models  5, 15, 25,... a ' ' is replaced by a '.'.
           For models 10, 20, 30,... a ' ' is replaced by a digit starting at 1.
*  8 * Administrative tag
*  9 * Administrative tag

Description of the tags in the per restraint table below:
*  1 * Restraint ID within restraint list.                                
           First node, FIRST member, first atom's:                              
*  2 * Chain identifier (can be absent if none defined)                   
*  3 * Residue number                                                     
*  4 * Residue name                                                       
*  5 * Name of (pseudo-)atom                                              
           First node, SECOND member, first atom's:                             
*  6 * Chain identifier (can be absent if none defined)                   
*  7 * Residue number                                                     
*  8 * Residue name                                                       
*  9 * Name of (pseudo-)atom                                              
           FIRST node's:
*  10 * Target distance value (Angstrom)
*  11 * Lower bound distance (Angstrom)
*  12 * Upper bound distance (Angstrom)
*  13 * Average distance in ensemble of models
*  14 * Minimum distance in ensemble of models
*  15 * Maximum distance in ensemble of models
*  16 * Maximum violation (without any averaging)
*  17 * Model number with the maximum violation
*  18 * Number of models with a violation above cutoff
*  19 * List of models with a violation above cutoff. See description above.
*  20 * Administrative tag
*  21 * Administrative tag
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    loop_
       _Distance_constraint_stats_per_res.Atom_entity_assembly_ID
       _Distance_constraint_stats_per_res.Atom_comp_index_ID
       _Distance_constraint_stats_per_res.Atom_comp_ID
       _Distance_constraint_stats_per_res.Total_violation
       _Distance_constraint_stats_per_res.Max_violation
       _Distance_constraint_stats_per_res.Max_violation_model_number
       _Distance_constraint_stats_per_res.Over_cutoff_viol_count
       _Distance_constraint_stats_per_res.Over_cutoff_viol_per_model

       1 1 DPR  0.000 0.000  .  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 
       1 2 PRO  0.000 0.000  .  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 
       1 3 TYR  4.870 0.431  3  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 
       1 5 PRO 13.991 0.882  3  9 "[ *+** *  1*-  . *  *]" 
       1 6 LYS 38.536 1.335  7 20  [******+****-********]  
       1 7 ASP 11.057 0.974 13  5 "[*  *.    1  + . *  -]" 
       1 8 LEU 28.894 1.335  7 18 "[******+*********** 2]" 
    stop_

    loop_
       _Distance_constraint_stats.Restraint_ID
       _Distance_constraint_stats.Atom_1_entity_assembly_ID
       _Distance_constraint_stats.Atom_1_comp_index_ID
       _Distance_constraint_stats.Atom_1_comp_ID
       _Distance_constraint_stats.Atom_1_ID
       _Distance_constraint_stats.Atom_2_entity_assembly_ID
       _Distance_constraint_stats.Atom_2_comp_index_ID
       _Distance_constraint_stats.Atom_2_comp_ID
       _Distance_constraint_stats.Atom_2_ID
       _Distance_constraint_stats.Node_1_distance_val
       _Distance_constraint_stats.Node_1_distance_lower_bound_val
       _Distance_constraint_stats.Node_1_distance_upper_bound_val
       _Distance_constraint_stats.Distance_average
       _Distance_constraint_stats.Distance_minimum
       _Distance_constraint_stats.Distance_maximum
       _Distance_constraint_stats.Max_violation
       _Distance_constraint_stats.Max_violation_model_number
       _Distance_constraint_stats.Over_cutoff_violation_count
       _Distance_constraint_stats.Over_cutoff_viol_per_model
       _Distance_constraint_stats.Distance_constraint_stats_ID

        1 1 1 DPR HA  1 1 DPR HD2 4.500 2.900 6.100 3.884 3.744 4.087     .  0  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
        2 1 1 DPR HA  1 3 TYR H   4.500 2.900 6.100 3.739 3.481 4.122     .  0  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
        3 1 2 PRO HA  1 2 PRO HD2 4.500 2.900 6.100 3.923 3.750 4.106     .  0  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
        4 1 2 PRO HA  1 2 PRO HD3 4.500 2.900 6.100 3.620 3.196 3.866     .  0  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
        5 1 3 TYR H   1 3 TYR HA  4.500 2.900 6.100 2.898 2.750 3.035 0.150 18  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
        6 1 3 TYR H   1 3 TYR QB  3.500 2.300 4.700 2.922 2.591 3.527     .  0  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
        7 1 3 TYR H   1 3 TYR QD  3.500 2.300 4.700 3.978 2.393 4.532     .  0  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
        8 1 3 TYR H   1 3 TYR QE  4.500 2.900 6.100 5.771 4.094 6.531 0.431  3  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
        9 1 3 TYR HA  1 3 TYR QD  3.500 2.300 4.700 2.949 2.224 3.854 0.076 12  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       10 1 3 TYR HA  1 3 TYR QE  4.500 2.900 6.100 4.954 4.251 5.807     .  0  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       11 1 5 PRO HA  1 5 PRO HD3 4.500 2.900 6.100 3.618 3.326 4.043     .  0  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       12 1 5 PRO HB2 1 5 PRO HD3 3.500 2.300 4.700 3.842 3.639 3.956     .  0  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       13 1 5 PRO HB2 1 6 LYS H   4.500 2.900 6.100 2.913 2.241 3.789 0.659 20  3 "[    .    1*-  .    +]" 1 
       14 1 5 PRO HB2 1 7 ASP H   4.500 2.900 6.100 3.117 2.299 3.998 0.601  4  1 "[   +.    1    .    2]" 1 
       15 1 5 PRO HB3 1 5 PRO HD3 3.500 2.300 4.700 3.412 2.339 4.279     .  0  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       16 1 5 PRO HB3 1 6 LYS H   4.500 2.900 6.100 3.345 2.762 3.873 0.138 17  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       17 1 5 PRO HB3 1 7 ASP H   4.500 2.900 6.100 4.332 3.043 5.778     .  0  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       18 1 5 PRO HD3 1 5 PRO QG  3.500 2.300 4.700 2.246 2.074 2.389 0.226  3  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       19 1 5 PRO QG  1 6 LYS H   4.500 2.900 6.100 4.180 3.242 4.766     .  0  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       20 1 5 PRO QG  1 7 ASP H   4.500 2.900 6.100 4.176 3.010 5.302     .  0  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       21 1 5 PRO QG  1 7 ASP HB2 4.500 2.900 6.100 4.714 2.704 6.677 0.577 20  1 "[    .    1    .    +]" 1 
       22 1 5 PRO QG  1 7 ASP HB3 4.500 2.900 6.100 5.587 4.250 6.829 0.729 17  1 "[    .    1    . +  2]" 1 
       23 1 5 PRO QG  1 8 LEU H   4.500 2.900 6.100 3.679 2.567 4.888 0.333 12  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       24 1 5 PRO QG  1 8 LEU HG  4.500 2.900 6.100 3.316 2.018 5.928 0.882  3  4 "[ *+ * -  1    .    2]" 1 
       25 1 6 LYS H   1 6 LYS HA  3.500 2.300 4.700 2.836 2.667 3.001     .  0  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       26 1 6 LYS H   1 6 LYS QB  4.500 2.900 6.100 2.414 1.988 3.293 0.912 16 11 "[    -*   ******+** 2]" 1 
       27 1 6 LYS H   1 6 LYS QD  4.500 2.900 6.100 3.950 3.011 5.143     .  0  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       28 1 6 LYS H   1 6 LYS QG  3.500 2.300 4.700 3.001 1.837 4.264 0.463  2  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       29 1 6 LYS H   1 7 ASP H   3.500 2.300 4.700 2.749 1.867 3.328 0.433 19  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       30 1 6 LYS H   1 8 LEU HA  4.500 2.900 6.100 6.972 5.891 7.435 1.335  7 18 "[******+********-** 2]" 1 
       31 1 6 LYS H   1 8 LEU QD  4.500 2.900 6.100 5.637 4.441 6.305 0.205  8  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       32 1 6 LYS HA  1 7 ASP H   3.500 2.300 4.700 3.557 3.445 3.773     .  0  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       33 1 6 LYS HA  1 8 LEU H   4.500 2.900 6.100 3.928 3.360 4.769     .  0  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       34 1 6 LYS QB  1 6 LYS QE  4.500 2.900 6.100 3.440 1.901 3.707 0.999  4  2 "[   +.    1    .   -2]" 1 
       35 1 6 LYS QB  1 7 ASP H   4.500 2.900 6.100 2.870 2.372 3.582 0.528 20  1 "[    .    1    .    +]" 1 
       36 1 6 LYS QG  1 7 ASP H   3.500 2.300 4.700 4.008 2.189 4.711 0.111 19  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       37 1 7 ASP H   1 7 ASP HA  2.500     . 3.200 2.854 2.647 3.015     .  0  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       38 1 7 ASP H   1 7 ASP HB2 3.500 2.300 4.700 2.791 2.155 3.659 0.145 20  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       39 1 7 ASP H   1 7 ASP HB3 3.500 2.300 4.700 3.250 2.525 3.704     .  0  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       40 1 7 ASP H   1 8 LEU H   3.500 2.300 4.700 2.670 2.147 3.168 0.153 12  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       41 1 7 ASP H   1 8 LEU QD  4.500 2.900 6.100 4.673 3.831 5.592     .  0  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       42 1 7 ASP H   1 8 LEU HG  4.500 2.900 6.100 5.136 3.715 7.074 0.974 13  2 "[-   .    1  + .    2]" 1 
       43 1 7 ASP HB2 1 8 LEU H   4.500 2.900 6.100 3.499 2.692 4.457 0.208 17  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       44 1 7 ASP HB3 1 8 LEU H   4.500 2.900 6.100 4.045 2.890 4.542 0.010 19  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       45 1 8 LEU H   1 8 LEU HA  3.500 2.300 4.700 2.944 2.819 3.033     .  0  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       46 1 8 LEU H   1 8 LEU HB2 3.500 2.300 4.700 2.546 2.255 3.084 0.045  9  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       47 1 8 LEU H   1 8 LEU HB3 4.500 2.900 6.100 3.373 2.415 3.766 0.485 12  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       48 1 8 LEU H   1 8 LEU QD  4.500 2.900 6.100 3.359 2.621 3.993 0.279 17  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
       49 1 8 LEU H   1 8 LEU HG  3.500 2.300 4.700 3.363 2.099 4.573 0.201 17  0 "[    .    1    .    2]" 1 
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