Humanized immunoglobulin reacting specifically with Fas ligand or active fragments thereof and region inducing apoptosis originating in Fas ligand

Abstract

Novel humanized immunoglobulins and active fragments thereof which are specifically reactive to Fas ligand are provided, and a site on Fas ligand which is important to inhibit apoptosis induced by the Fas-Fas ligand interaction against Fas-expressing cells is demonstrated. The novel humanized immunoglobulins and active fragments thereof which are specifically reactive to Fas ligand are prepared from hybridomas which produce monoclonal antibodies specifically reactive to Fas ligand, via recombinant DNA techniques. The humanized immunoglobulins can inhibit the physiological reactions between Fas ligand and Fas such as apoptosis. Further, identification of the site which is on Fas ligand and responsible for apoptosis induction allows creation of recombinant proteins or peptides which are specifically reactive to the amino acids within the site so as to inhibit apoptosis, and to find new therapeutic or diagnostic agents.

Description

CONTINUATION INFORMATION

This application claims the benefit of Japanese application No. 8/231742 filed on Sep. 2, 1996 and Japanese Application No. 8/271546 filed on Sep. 20, 1996 which are incorporated herein by reference.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

This invention relates to novel humanized immunoglobulins, and is based on information about a site on Fas ligand which is important to suppress apoptosis which is induced in Fas-expressing cells through the Fas-Fas ligand interaction. Specifically, the invention relates to humanized immunoglobulins or active fragments thereof which are specifically reactive to Fas ligand. Said immunoglobulins and said site are useful in clinical applications to diseases which are provoked by apoptosis induced by the physiological reactions between Fas antigen and Fas ligand, and for example, are useful in elucidation of Fas system in cell death, in immunological therapy and diagnosis, in detection for Fas ligand, or in the related industrial fields.

PRIOR ART

The homeostasis of multicellular organisms is maintained by the growth and death of cells, which are delicately controlled. During the processes of ontogeny, a large number of cells are eliminated through cell death. Organs in adults also maintain their functions by continuously keeping the balance of the growth and death of the organ-constituted cells. Such cell death is referred to as “programmed cell death”, which is a predetermined death, and is discriminated from accidental cell death [Raff, M. C., Nature, vol. 356, p.397-400, 1992].

These two cell deaths are different from each other in process. It has been understood that the programmed cell death is caused by apoptosis process whereas the accidental cell death is caused by necrosis process resulting in cell death [Kerr, J. F., Brit. J. Cancer, vol. 26, p.239-257, 1972].

Fas antigen is a cell surface protein which mediates the programmed cell death, apoptosis, and the cDNA of the antigen has been cloned [Nagata, et al., Cell, vol. 66, p.223-243, 1991]. The structure of the resulting cDNA has revealed that human Fas antigen is a transmembrane type protein which consists of 319 amino acid residues containing one transmembrane domain. The extracellular domain of Fas antigen consists of 157 amino acid residues and is rich in cysteine residues. Mouse Fas antigen consists of 306 amino acid residues, and shows 49.3% homology to human Fas antigen.

The structure of the extracellular domain in Fas antigen which is cysteine-rich has been demonstrated to be a well conservative structure also found in low-affinity receptors for nerve growth factor (NGF) and receptors of tumor necrosis factor (TNF), showing that Fas antigen is a cell surface protein which belongs to a family of NGF/TNF receptor. In 1993, a group of Dr. Nagata, Shigekazu and his coworkers identified the ligand molecule of rat Fas antigen [Nagata, et al., Cell, vol. 75, p.1169-1178, 1993], which had been expected to exist within the living body in the light of the fact that most proteins of this family co-exsit with their ligands in body. Subsequently, the same group identified the molecules of mouse and human Fas ligands [Nagata, et al., Int. Immunol., vol.6, No. 10, p.1567-1574, 19941.

Dr. Nagata et al. showed that Fas ligand is a protein consisting of 278 amino acids with a molecular weight of 31,138, and that it contains four N-glycosidic linkage sites and thus is a glycoprotein [Nagata, et al., Cellular Engineering, vol.13 No. 8, p.738-744, 19941]. Further, it has been shown that a soluble Fas ligand molecule induces apoptosis in target cells expressing Fas antigen on their cell surfaces (Nagata, et al., J. Exp. Med., vol. 179, p.873-879, 1994].

Hanabuchi et al. reported that the analysis on mechanism for the cytotoxicity of target cells by killer T cells via Fas antigen reveals that transmission of apoptosis signals via Fas antigen on the target cells may be responsible for the cytotoxicity of the target cells by CD4-positive T cells (CTLs) which does not express perforin, and thereby it was revealed that Fas ligand exists on the cell surface of CD4-positive CTLs [Hanabuchi, et al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, vol.91, No. 11, p.4930-4934, 1994].

As described above, Fas antigen appears to transmit a signal causing “death” to cells, and it has been shown that the inactivation of the proteins mediating apoptosis such as Fas antigen and Fas ligand causes the overgrowth of cells, while, on the contrary, the extraordinary activation of such proteins causes a certain inflammatory reaction.

For example, it has been reported that there is a mutation in the Fas gene of a mice which has lpr (lymphoproliferation) mutation causing an autoimmune disease-like symptom, whereas there is a mutation in Fas ligand itself of a mice which has gld (generalized lymphoproliferative disease) mutation also causing an autoimmune disease-like symptom [Nagata, et al., Cell, vol. 76, p.969-979, 1994].

Further, recent investigations have shown that the physiological reactions between Fas antigen and Fas ligand may cause various diseases.

For example, it has been reported that tat protein derived from HIV, the AIDS-causative virus, expedites the expression of Fas ligand to induce apoptosis of the T cells expressing Fas antigen, via the interaction of Fas-Fas ligand [Westerndrop, M., et al., Nature, vol. 375, p.497-500, 1995], and the expression of Fas on HIV-infected T cells has been actually found [Kobayashi, et al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, vol. 87, p.9620-9624, 1990]. These reports show that apoptosis induced by the interaction of Fas-Fas ligand may be one of the mechanisms of elimination of CD4-positive T cells in AIDS. Further, there are reports, each of which shows that the mice to which anti-Fas antibody (Jo-2) has been administered intra-abdominally develop fulminant hepatitis to lead death [Ogasawara, et al., Nature, vol. 364, p.806-809, 1993], that the Fas expression is observed in viral hepatitis [Hiramatsu, et al., Hepatology, vol. 19, p. 1354-1359, 1994], and that the Fas expression is also observed in diabetes mellitus and autoimmune diseases such as systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) and rheumatoid arthritis (RA), and therefore, it is speculated that these diseases as mentioned above would be caused by Fas ligand, which is reactive to Fas antigen.

Under the circumstances, creation of agents exhibiting suppressive (inhibitory) activity against the binding between Fas and Fas ligand to lead to suppression of apoptosis will be extremely significant for advanced exploration of the above studies and in particular, treatment of diseases in a future clinical application.

The inventors of the present invention found the mouse monoclonal antibodies which are specifically reactive to Fas ligand to suppress (inhibit) the physiological reactions between Fas and Fas ligand, and filed a patent application therefor (the Japanese Patent Application No. 303492/1995). abandoned, and to which priority is claimed by PCT Application No. WO96/29350. It has been believed that since the monoclonal antibodies bind to Fas ligand more strongly than Fas, the antibodies may inhibit the physiological reactions of Fas-Fas ligand in vivo.

It is natural that such highly active monoclonal antibodies are desirable in clinical application, but, unfortunately, non-human immunoglobulins such as the aforementioned mouse monoclonal antibodies suffer disadvantages in application to human, which are provided below. The non-human immunoglobulins show the relatively shorter half life in vivo, and require more frequent administrations to maintain the predetermined level in blood compared to human antibody. It should be noted that the non-human immunoglobulins contain an amino acid sequence which may exert antigenicity on the administration to human. Thus, in the case of frequent administration of the non-human immunoglobulins to human, an immune response elicited by the administration eliminates the immunoglobulins administered at the later stages, and ultimately may cause anaphylaxis-like shocks.

In order to resolve the above problems, so called chimeric antibody, an immunoglobulin having a constant region from human immunoglobulin combined to a variable region from mouse immunoglobulin has been created [LoBuglio, et al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, vol. 86, p.4220-4224, 1989]. This described that the half life of the chimeric antibody in human was prolonged six times compared to the mouse antibody, but the period is still only about ⅕ of that of the common human immunoglobulin. Also, the article reported that the immune response to the chimeric antibody was observed in one of three patients receiving the chimeric antibody. This immune response was believed to be derived from the variable region from the mouse immunoglobulin since the response could be absorbed when anti-mouse immunoglobulins were reacted with the chimeric antibody.

To resolve the problem which could not be overcome by the chimera technique with human immunoglobulin, Winter, et al. reported the process for constructing humanized immunoglobulin which is more analogous to the human immunoglobulin than the chimeric antibody, which comprises transplanting the complementarity determining region (hereinafter may be referred to as CDR) directly binding to an antigen, which is within the variable region (V region), into the CDR in the variable region of human immunoglobulin according to genetic engineering techniques [Winter, et al., Nature, vol. 321, p.522-525, 1986].

As reviewed in Bendig, A Companion to Methods in Enzymology, vol. 8, p.83-93, 1995, diverse humanized immunoglobulins have been previously prepared by procedures as mentioned above. However, compared to the original mouse immunoglobulins, which are donors of the CDR, most of humanized immunoglobulins involve significant decrease in their activity, and several maintain the same activity, above all, very few show the higher activity. Needless to say, no reports describe any preparation of a humanized immunoglobulin directed to Fas ligand according to the present invention.

The recent investigation has reported a putative three-dimensional structure of mouse Fas ligand [Manuel C. P., et al., Molecular Immunology, vol. 32 (10), p.761-772, 1996]. In this report, the authors believed that mouse Fas ligand should form a trimer structure to exhibit its biological activity similarly to TNF-α and TNF-β (hereinafter referred together to as TNF, simply), and, making reference to the structure of TNF trimer and the interaction site between TNF and TNF receptor, they predicted a interaction site between mouse Fas ligand monomers, and a interaction site between mouse Fas ligand and Fas antigen, after preparation of a trimer model for mouse Fas ligand. However, this prediction has not been supported therein any more.

On the other hand, any putative three-dimensional structure model for human Fas ligand as shown in the above literature has not been reported, and there have been no reports that show the interaction site between the Fas ligand monomers and the interaction site of the Fas-Fas ligand. Under the circumstances, it has been still unknown which regions in Fas ligand or Fas should be targeted to suppress (or inhibit) apoptosis induced by the physiological reactions of Fas-Fas ligand.

The decrease in the activity of humanized immunoglobulin compared to the original mouse immunoglobulin is believed to be mainly due to less antigen-binding activity induced by structural change in the CDR to be transplanted, which change is on the basis of the difference in stereochemical structure of the framework region between mouse immunoglobulin as CDR donor and human immunoglobulin as CDR acceptor. In order to avoid such decrease in the activity, any modification is required in the process for humanization of an antibody by CDR transplantation.

The monoclonal antibodies specifically reactive to Fas ligand which are encompassed within the scope of the invention of the Japanese Patent Application No. 303492/1995, have the useful activity to suppress (or inhibit) the physiological reactions between Fas and Fas ligand. However, the antibodies are a mouse monoclonal antibody, and therefore, cannot be practically applied to the clinical field of human in the light of the safety (induction of antigenicity) and the efficacy (shortening of half life).

DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION

As a major embodiment, the present invention provides humanized immunoglobulins or active fragments thereof which are specifically reactive to Fas ligand, and in particular, provides humanized immunoglobulins which are specifically reactive to Fas ligand to be able to suppress (or inhibit) the physiological reactions between Fas and Fas ligand.

So far, the interaction site between human Fas and Fas ligand has not been shown, and a modelling or a crystal structure analysis for the Fas-Fas ligand complex has not been performed, and therefore, it has been impossible to identify a site to effectively suppress (or inhibit) apoptosis induced by the physiological reactions of Fas-Fas ligand.

As another embodiment, the present invention demonstrates for the first time a site on human Fas ligand associated with apoptosis-suppressing activity, by means of examining the reactivities of diverse Fas ligand molecules introduced with an amino acid substitution (Fas ligand variants) with diverse anti-Fas ligand monoclonal antibodies having the high apoptosis-suppressing activity, constructing a molecular model for the human Fas ligand trimer, and further confirming the distribution of the site identified in the above experiment within the human Fas ligand trimer.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 depicts the nucleic acid and amino acid sequence of the variable region of the heavy chain of NOK2 antibody (SEQ ID NO: 142 and SEQ ID NO: 143), wherein the underlined portions represent primers used in the cloning (SEQ ID NO: 141 and 144).

FIG. 2 depicts the nucleic acid and amino acid sequences of the variable region of the light chain of NOK2 antibody (SEQ ID NO: 146 and SEQ ID NO: 147), wherein the underlined portions represent primers used in the cloning (SEQ ID NO: 145 and SEQ ID NO: 148).

FIG. 3 depicts (a) the expression plasmid for the heavy chain of chimeric NOK2 antibody, and (b) the expression plasmid for the light chain of chimeric NOK2 antibody.

FIG. 4 shows the result of ELISA for assaying the ability of chimeric NOK2 antibody to recognize Fas ligand.

FIG. 5 depicts the amino acid sequences of the variable regions of the heavy chains of NOK2 antibody (SEQ ID NO: 149), SGI antibody (SEQ ID NO: 150), and humanized NOK2 (RNOK2) immunoglobulins (RNOK2VHver11 (SEQ ID NO: 151) and RNOK2VHver12 (SEQ ID NO: 152)).

FIG. 6 depicts the amino acid sequences of the variable regions of the light chains of NOK2 antibody (SEQ ID NO: 153), REI antibody (SEQ ID NO: 160), huVL19 (SEQ ID NO: 155) and huVL31 (SEQ ID NO: 154) immunoglobulins from human, and RNOK2 immunoglobulins (RNOK2VLver1 (SEQ ID NO: 161), RNOK2VLver21 (SEQ ID NO: 156), RNOK2VLver22 (SEQ ID NO: 157), RNOK2VLver23 (SEQ ID NO: 158) and RNOK2VLver24 (SEQ ID NO: 159)).

FIG. 7 depicts the amino acid sequences of the variable regions of the light chains of NOK2 antibody (SEQ ID NO: 153), REI antibody (SEQ ID NO: 160), huVL19 (SEQ ID NO: 155) and huVL31 (SEQ ID NO: 154) immunoglobulins from human, and RNOK2 immunoglobulins (RNOK2VLver1 (SEQ ID NO: 161), RNOK2VLver21 (SEQ ID NO: 156), RNOK2VLver22 (SEQ ID NO: 157), RNOK2VLver23 (SEQ ID NO: 158) and RNOK2VLver24 (SEQ ID NO: 159)) continued from FIG. 6 .

FIG. 8 illustrates the annealing of primers (#01 (SEQ ID NO: 162), #02 (SEQ ID NO: 163) and #03 (SEQ ID NO: 164)) with a template wherein the primers are used in preparation of the genes of the variable regions of the heavy chains of RNOK2 immunoglobulins (RNOK2VHver11 and RNOK2VHver12), and the template is the variable region of the heavy chain of RC25 immunoglobulin.

FIG. 9 illustrates the annealing of primers (#02 (SEQ ID NO: 163), #03 (SEQ ID NO: 164) and #04 (SEQ ID NO: 165)) with a template wherein the primers are used in preparation of the genes of the variable regions of the heavy chains of RNOK2 immunoglobulins (RNOK2VHver11 and RNOK2VHver12), and the template is the variable region of the heavy chain of RC25 immunoglobulin.

FIG. 10 illustrates the annealing of primers (#05 (SEQ ID NO: 166), #06 (SEQ ID NO: 167) and #07 (SEQ ID NO: 168)) with a template wherein the primers are used in the preparation of the gene of the variable region of the light chain of RNOK2 immunoglobulin (RNOK2VLver1), and the template is the light chain of NOK2 antibody.

FIG. 11 illustrates the annealing of primers (#08 (SEQ ID NO: 169), #09 (SEQ ID NO: 170) and #10 (SEQ ID NO: 171)) with a template wherein the primers are used in the preparation of the gene of the variable region of the light chain of RNOK2 immunoglobulin (RNOK2VLver1), and the template is the light chain of NOK2 antibody.

FIG. 12 illustrates the annealing of a primer (#11 (SEQ ID NO: 172)) with a template wherein the primer is used in preparation of the genes of the variable regions of the light chains of RNOK2 immunoglobulins (RNOK2VLver21, RNOK2VLver22, RNOK2VLver23 and RNOK2VLver24), and the template is the light chain of NOK2 antibody.

FIG. 13 illustrates the annealing of a primer (#12 (SEQ ID NO: 173)) with a template wherein the primer is used in preparation of the genes of the variable regions of the light chains of RNOK2 immunoglobulins (RNOK2VLver21, RNOK2VLver22, RNOK2VLver23 and RNOK2VLver24), and the template is the light chain of NOK2 antibody.

FIG. 14 shows the result of ELISA for assaying the ability of RNOK2 immunoglobulins to recognize Fas ligand.

FIG. 15 shows the result of inhibitory activities of RNOK2 immunoglobulins and mouse NOK2 immunoglobulin against apoptosis mediated by Fas ligand and Fas.

FIG. 16 depicts parts of the nucleic acid sequence (upper line) (SEQ ID NO: 174) and amino acid sequence (lower line) (SEQ ID NO: 175) of Fas ligand. Numerical order of the amino acid is in accordance with Nagata, et al. Int. Immunology, vol. 6, p.1567-1574, 1994.

FIG. 17 shows, in part, the result of ELISA for assaying the ability of anti-FLAG antibody to recognize the expressed native Fas ligand and the Fas ligand variants.

FIG. 18 shows, in part, the result of ELISA for assaying the ability of anti-Fas ligand antibody (NOK1 antibody) to recognize the expressed native Fas ligand and the Fas ligand variants.

FIG. 19 shows the relative ability of NOK and humanized NOK2 antibodies to recognize each of the Fas ligand variants. N.D. means “not done”.

FIG. 20 shows the relative ability of NOK and humanized NOK2 antibodies to recognize each of the Fas ligand variants. N.D. means “not done”.

FIG. 21 depicts the alignment of the amino acid sequence of Fas ligand with that of TNF-α and -β. The first line represents the amino acid sequence of the extracellular domain of human Fas ligand as shown in Nagata, et al., Int. Immunology, vol. 6, p.1567-1574, 1994 (SEQ ID NO: 176), the second line represents amino acid sequence of the region undergoing the modeling (SEQ ID NO: 177), and the third and fourth lines represent amino acid sequences of TNF-α (1TNF) (SEQ ID NO: 178) and TNF-β (1TNR) (SEQ ID NO: 179), respectively.

In FIG. 22 , the amino acids on the two molecules of Fas ligand trimer, which are recognized by NOK1 antibody are indicated by circles. Shaded circles show the amino acids resided on the same side, whereas open circles show any others.

In FIG. 23 , the amino acids on the two molecules of Fas ligand trimer, which are recognized by NOK2 and humanized NOK2 antibodies are indicated by circles. Shaded circles show the amino acid resided on the same side, whereas open circles show any others. Circles with dotted line show the amino acids especially recognized by humanized NOK2 antibody.

In FIG. 24 , the amino acids on the two molecules of Fas ligand trimer, which are recognized by NOK3 antibody are indicated by circles. Shaded circles show the amino acid resided on the same side, whereas open circles show any others.

FIG. 25 depicts that alignment of the VH region of NOK2 antibody (SEQ ID NO: 180) with that of 1FOR antibody (SEQ ID NO: 181). The constant region which resides downstream of the VH region is from 1FOR antibody.

FIG. 26 depicts the alignment of the VL region of NOK2 antibody (SEQ ID NO: 182) with that of 1TET antibody (SEQ ID NO: 183). The constant region which resides downstream of the VL region is from 1TET antibody.

In FIG. 27 , the amino acids on the two molecules of Fas ligand trimer, which are recognized by NOK and humanized NOK2 antibodies are indicated by circles. Shaded circles show the amino acids resided on the same side, whereas open circles show any others. The circle encompassing the amino acids indicated by the shaded circles is of about 17 Å (angstrom) radius, which scale is near the CDR of antibody.

In FIG. 28 , the amino acids presented on the surface of Fas ligand (which may be recognized by the antibody, etc.) among all amino acids encompassed by the circle of about 17 Å radius as shown in FIG. 27 are indicated by circles. Shaded circles show the amino acids recognized by NOK and humanized NOK2 antibodies.

FIGS. 29-31 are diagrams representing a van der Waals contact model for the two molecules of Fas ligand trimer, which are indicated by white and black, respectively. Hatched areas in FIGS. 29 , 30 , and 31 show the amino acids recognized by NOK1 antibody, those recognized by NOK2 and humanized NOK2 antibodies, and those recognized by NOK3 antibody, respectively.

FIGS. 32 and 33 are diagrams representing the site on the Fas ligand trimer recognized by NOK2 antibody, viewing from the side. In FIG. 32 , the upper represents the Fas ligand trimer, the lower represents the Fab portion of NOK2 antibody, and the intermediate represents the complementarity determining region (CDR) of NOK2 antibody. The size of the CDR of NOK2 antibody as shown in FIG. 33 is nearly equal to the circle of about 17 Å radius.

FIG. 34 is the diagram representing a van der Waals contact model similar to in FIGS. 29-31 , and the hatched area shows the amino acids having a presenting surface of 15 angstrom square or above within the circle of about 17 Å radius as shown in FIG. 33 .

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION

Practical usage of the mouse monoclonal antibodies which are specifically reactive to Fas ligand, within the invention of the Japanese Patent Application No. 303492/1995 requires to convert them into a human-like immunoglobulin which both retains the property to suppress (inhibit) the physiological reactions between Fas and Fas ligand by specifically reacting with Fas, and does not induce antigenicity in human body. The possible method therefor includes alteration of the mouse immunoglobulin to form the human immunoglobulin by genetic engineering techniques as detailed in, for example, Winter, et al., Nature, vol. 321, p.522-525, 1986. Many humanized antibodies prepared according to such method as this, however, decrease significantly in their activity compared to the original mouse antibody, a donor for CDR, as described above and therefore, there have been a demand for an improved method on the basis of CDR implantation to prepare the humanized antibody retaining the high activity.

Previously, it has been suggested that the amino acids within a framework region (FR) (hereinafter may be referred to as FR amino acids) would reside near the CDR in terms of either primary structure or stereochemistry, which are responsible for maintaining the stereochemical structure of CDR leading to retaining the activity of immunoglobulin, in the reports such as Winter, et al., Nature, vol.332, p.323-327, 1988 as to humanization of mouse immunoglobulin, and Chothia, et al., J. Mol. Biol, vol. 196, p.901-917, 1987 as to the stereochemical structure of immunoglobulin CDR.

In humanization of the monoclonal antibody specifically reactive to Fas ligand according to the present invention, the FR amino acids which are selected using the computer modelling together with the CDR were transplanted into a recipient human antibody on the basis of the above information, so that the humanized antibody having the activity equal to or above the original mouse antibody successfully have been prepared.

First, computer modelling of antibody was performed to predict significant amino acids in the FR which are responsible for maintaining the stereochemical structure of the CDR leading to retaining the activity of antibody. For example, QUANTA/CHARMm or Modeler which is a software for molecular design starting on Silicongraphics (both are produced by Molecular Simulations Inc.) can be used for the computer modelling. On the basis of the data for the three-dimensional structure of antibody constructed using such software, the FR amino acids which are responsible for maintaining the stereochemical structure of CDR are selected. Specifically, the amino acids which form hydrogen bond or undergo energy contact directly or indirectly to any CDR amino acid are selected using calculation program installed in the software. Amino acids to be transplanted together with the CDR are selected from these amino acids, provided that the amino acids should not lead to any amino acid sequences which are not found in human antibodies and may elicit antigenicity in human body in the course of transplantation.

The relationship in each amino acid in the variable regions between mouse and human antibodies is readily understood from the classification of Kabat, et al., Sequence of Proteins of Immunological Interest, 4th ed., Public Health Service, NIH, Washington D.C., 1987, which is a standard in the art.

In accordance with the above procedures, the present invention has been accomplished. Thus, the invention provides humanized immunoglobulins which can be specifically reactive to Fas ligand to suppress (inhibit) the physiological reactions between Fas and Fas ligand without inducing antigenicity in human, and which have the activity equal to or above the original mouse antibody.

Nowadays, the interaction site between human Fas and Fas ligand has not been shown, and a modelling or a crystal structure analysis for the Fas-Fas ligand complex has not been also performed, and therefore, it has been unknown which site in Fas ligand or Fas antibody should be blocked to effectively suppress (or inhibit) apoptosis induced by the physiological reactions of the Fas-Fas ligand.

Then, the recognition sites which are recognized by various anti-Fas ligand monoclonal antibodies having the high apoptosis-suppressing activity was examined in order to identify a site on human Fas ligand which is important to suppress (inhibit) apoptosis. Specifically, the inventors prepared diverse Fas ligand molecules incorporated with an amino acid substitution (i.e., Fas ligand variants), examined their reactivities to anti-Fas ligand monoclonal antibodies produced by the hybridomas, NOK1, NOK2, NOK3, and NOK4 as well as the humanized immunoglobulin of the present invention, and identified the site on the human Fas ligand molecules recognized by the above antibodies, so as to demonstrate the important site to suppress apoptosis; hereinafter the aforementioned anti-Fas ligand monoclonal antibodies may be referred to as NOK1, NOK2, NOK3, and NOK4 immunoglobulin (antibody), respectively; the aforementioned hybridomas have been deposited at the National Institute of Bioscience and Human Technology, Ministry of International Trade and Industry (1-1-3 Higashi, Tsukuba shi, Ibaraki) under Accession Nos. FERM BP-5044, FERM BP-5045, FERM BP-5046, and FERM BP-5047; and the antibodies generically may be referred to as NOK antibody.

FERM BP-5045 was deposited on Mar. 20, 1995, under the terms of the Budapest Treaty. Applicants have deposited NOK 2 with the National Institute of Bioscience and Human-Technology Agency of Industrial Science and Technology (NIBHTAIST), 1-3, Higashi 1 chome Tsukuba-shi Ibaraki-ken, 305 Japan. The NOK 2 samples deposited with the NIBHTAIST are taken from the same deposit maintained by Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd., 5-33, Kitahama 4-chome, Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka 541 Japan since prior to the filing date of this application. The deposits of the NOK 2 samples will be maintained without restriction in the NIBHTAIST depository for a period of 30 years, or 5 years after the most recent request, or for the effective life of the patent, whichever is longer, and will be replaced if the deposit becomes non-viable during that period.

Further, the inventors constructed a human Fas ligand trimer model, and confirmed the distribution of the site identified as shown above within the human Fas ligand trimer, thereby demonstrating for the first time the site on the Fas ligand associated with apoptosis-inhibitory activity.

As described above, Fas ligand (hereinafter may be referred to as FasL) is a ligand for Fas antigen which is a cell surface protein which mediates programmed cell death (apoptosis), and Fas ligand has been identified from human, rat, and mouse, so far. The present invention may cover a general Fas ligand, and among them, Fas ligands from human and mouse are preferred. Thus, the invention preferably provides humanized immunoglobulins and active fragments thereof which are specifically reactive to a ligand for human Fas antigen or a ligand for mouse Fas antigen.

As used herein, “immunoglobulin” means a protein which consists of one or more polypeptides essentially encoded by a immunoglobulin gene. The immunoglobulin genes include the genes of a kappa, a lambda, an alpha, a gamma, a delta, an epsilon, and a mu constant regions and the gene of myriad immunoglobulin variable region. The immunoglobulin of the present invention also encompasses active fragments. The active fragments mean fragments of antibody having an antigen-antibody reaction activity, and include F(ab′) 2 , Fab′, Fab, Fv, and recombinant Fv.

As used herein, “chimeric antibody” means an antibody derived from a gene which is combined by segments of the immunoglobulin genes wherein the light and heavy chain genes are derived from different species, typically according to genetic engineering techniques. For example, the segment of the variable region (hereinafter referred to as V region) gene from mouse monoclonal antibody may be combined with the segment of the human constant region (hereinafter referred to as C region) gene, e.g., γ1 or γ4. Accordingly, the typical chimeric antibody for therapeutic purpose includes a hybrid protein which composes of the V region or antigen-binding region from the mouse antibody and the C region or effector region from the human immunoglobulin, although any other mammalian species can be used.

As used herein, “framework region” means parts of the variable regions of the light and heavy chains of immunoglobulins, which is relatively conserved among various immunoglobulins within a single specie, or which is other than CDR. “Human framework region” is substantially the same (about 85% or above) as a frame work region of a naturally-occurring human immunoglobulin or the same as a common sequence among such immunoglobulins. “Humanized immunoglobulin” means an immunoglobulin which contains the human framework and at least one CDR from non-human immunoglobulin, and of which the constant region is substantially identical, i.e., about 85-90% identical, preferably, at least 95% identical to that of the human immunoglobulin in terms of the amino acid sequence of the protein. Accordingly, all parts of the humanized immunoglobulin except the CDR may be substantially the same as the corresponding parts of one or more natural human immunoglobulins.

Humanized immunoglobulin possesses at least three possible advantages over mouse antibody from the standpoint of therapeutic application to human.

(1) Humanized immunoglobulin is compatible with other aspects of the immune system in human since the effector part thereof is from human, and for example it can cause more effective dissolution of the targeted cells by complement-dependent cytolysis (CDC) or antibody-dependent cell-mediated cytotoxicity (ADCC);

(2) Human immune system does not recognize the framework or the C region of humanized immunoglobulin, and therefore, the level of undesirable immune responses to humanized immunoglobulin is lower than mouse antibody in which the whole is xenogenic and the chimeric antibody in which the part is xenogenic; and

(3) It has been reported that mouse antibody has the much shorter half life than common human antibodies when infused in human (Shaw, D R et al., J. Immnol., vol. 138, p.4534-4538, 1987). On the other hand, humanized immunoglobulin has the half life nearer to naturally-occurring human antibodies compared to mouse antibody, and therefore, can be expected to provide the lower dose and the lower frequency of the administration.

The humanized immunoglobulins of the present invention may be limitless as long as they are specifically reactive to Fas ligand, and those which can inhibit (suppress) the physiological reactions between Fas ligand and Fas are especially preferred. As used herein, an immunoglobulin which inhibits the physiological reactions means an immunoglobulin which can specifically bind to the binding site of Fas ligand to be bound to Fas so as to interfere with Fas ligand in binding to Fas under the circumstances that cells expressing Fas ligand or the solubilized Fas ligand (hereinafter may be referred to as sFas ligand or soluble Fas ligand) are bound to cells expressing Fas to afford signals causing death by apoptosis to the Fas-expressing cells. In other words, immunoglobulins which inhibit the physiological reactions between Fas ligand and Fas prevent the Fas ligand-expressing cells or sFas ligand from killing the Fas-expressing cells. Preferably, the immunoglobulins used in this situation are those having the higher ability to bind to Fas ligand than Fas. Specifically, the binding ability may be examined by using as an indicator a chimeric molecule comprising Fas combined by the Fc of IgG (hereinafter may be referred to as Fas-Ig). The Fas-Ig can bind to Fas ligand as strongly as Fas in body. Thus, when an immunoglobulin directed to Fas ligand can inhibit the binding between Fas ligand and Fas at the lower concentration than that by the Fas-Ig chimera molecule, then the immunoglobulin would be practically able to inhibit various actions in body caused by Fas ligand.

The humanized immunoglobulins of the present invention which are specifically reactive to human Fas ligand include, for example, RNOK201, RNOK202, and RNOK203 antibodies, which are obtained by humanizing NOK2 antibody, as a donor antibody, which is included in the invention of the Japanese Patent Application No. 303492/1995 and is produced by hybridoma NOK2, which has been deposited at the National Institute of Bioscience and Human Technology, Ministry of International Trade and Industry under Accession No. FERM BP-5045 (hereinafter, the antibodies humanized from NOK2 antibody may be referred to as humanized NOK2 antibody, humanized NOK2 immunoglobulin, RNOK2 antibody or RNOK2 immunoglobulin).

The following is presented by way of illustration of certain suitable embodiments of steps for humanization of NOK2 antibody, which should not be construed as limiting to this, but any antibodies leading to the humanized immunoglobulin which is specifically reactive to Fas ligand may be used.

First, the cloning of the gene of variable region (V region) from NOK2 antibody is necessary to convert NOK2 antibody into a molecule having the amino acid sequence of human immunoglobulin by genetic engineering techniques.

The V region gene may be cloned by conventional gene manipulation techniques. For example, the techniques include the cloning of the V region gene from chromosomal DNA of cells according to the conventional method such as T. Maniatis, Molecular Cloning Harbor Laboratories, 1982, and the cloning of the V region gene by preparing cDNA from mRNA in cells according to the conventional method such as D. M. Glover ed., DNA Cloning, vol. 1, IRL press, 1985.

In either method, DNA probes which are synthesized making reference to the nucleic acid sequence of the mouse immunoglobulin gene as previously reported such as Sakano et al., Nature, vol. 286, p.676, 1980 and E. E. Max et al., J. Biol. Chem. vol. 256, p.5116, 1981, may be utilized as probes for the cloning of the V region gene. Also, the cloning by polymerase chain reaction (PCR) can be utilized (R. Orlandi et al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, vol. 86, p.3883, 1989; W. D. Huse et al., Science, vol. 246, p.1275, 1989). According to these typical methods, the gene of the V region of NOK2 antibody may be cloned from the NOK2 antibody-producing hybridoma to determine the base sequence of the gene and the amino acid sequence corresponding thereto. See FIGS. 1 and 2 .

The chimeric NOK2 antibody gene may be prepared by ligating the V region gene segment to the upstream of the constant region of human immunoglobulin. ELISA reveals that said chimeric NOK2 antibody binds to the Fas ligand molecule in a concentration-dependent manner, confirming that the gene of the variable region of immunoglobulin cloned by the present inventors should encode the anti-Fas ligand activity. See FIG. 4 .

The gene of humanized NOK2 antibody, which is more closely related to human immunoglobulin than the chimeric antibody may be prepared according to the method of Winter et al., Nature, vol. 321, p.522-525, 1986 by transplanting the complementarity determining regions (CDR) which reside within the V region and directly bind to antigens into the CDR in the variable region of human immunoglobulin. Previously, it has been suggested that the amino acids within the framework (FR) (hereinafter may be referred to as FR amino acids) which are responsible for maintaining the stereochemical structure of the CDR and responsible for retaining the activity of immunoglobulin would reside near the CDR on either primary structure or stereochemistry, in the reports such as Winter, et al., Nature, vol. 332, p.323-327, 1988 as to re-shaping of mouse immunoglobulin, and Chothia, et al., J. Mol. Biol, vol. 196, p.901-917, 1987 as to the stereochemical structure of the immunoglobulin CDR. On the basis of these findings, the FR amino acids which have been suggested to be responsible for maintaining stereochemical structure of the CDR and responsible for retaining the activity of immunoglobulin are also transplanted together with the CDR. The FR amino acids to be transplanted are selected from those which are shown by the computer modelling of NOK2 antibody to interact directly or indirectly with the amino acids of the CDR (hereinafter may be referred to as CDR amino acids).

That is to say, first, the three-dimensional structure of NOK2 antibody may be estimated with the modelling using QUANTA/CHARMm or Modeler which is a software starting on Silicongraphics (both are produced by Molecular Simulations Inc.). For example, the QUANTA/CHARMm or Modeler, a software for molecular design, can be used according to the manufacture's instructions to estimate the structure of NOK2 antibody by utilizing as a template for the three-dimensional structure the variable region of the H chain (VH) of PDB ID:1FOR and the variable region of the L chain (VL) of PDB ID:1TET recorded on Brookhaven Protein Data Bank (PDB), which show the high homology to the VH and the VL of NOK2 antibody, although the used template is not limited to such variable regions of the antibody, and other data on the higher-order structure of an antibody which shows homology to the variable region of NOK2 antibody may be used if available. Further, not only QUANTA/CHARMm or Modeler, but also a software for the molecular design which is available for any other proteins as a whole may be used as a software.

Then, by using the installed program, the amino acids within the FR are selected which form the hydrogen bond to the CDR of the H and L chains in the above estimated three-dimensional structure of NOK2 antibody (the first group), and further, the amino acids within the FR which form the hydrogen bond to the resulting amino acids (the second group) are selected. Similarly, using the installed program, the amino acids within the FR are selected which form the energy contact to the CDR in the H and L chains of NOK2 antibody (the first group), and further, the amino acids within the FR which form the energy contact to the resulting amino acids (the second group) are selected. The energy contact herein includes so-called electrostatic interaction and van der Waals forces. The amino acids which are transplanted into the FR in the variable region of human immunoglobulin together with the CDR amino acids are selected from a group consisting of the first group and the second group as shown above. It should be noted that when the transplantation of any FR amino acids among the above FR amino acids into the relevant site in human immunoglobulin raises any sequences which can not be cited as the variable amino acid sequences of human immunoglobulin in the classification of Kabat, et al., Sequence of Proteins of Immunological Interest, 4th ed., Public Health Service, NIH, Washington D.C., 1987, and a software for information retrieval, Entrez (trademark), which has developed by and National Center for Biotechnology Information: NCBI, then such FR amino acids should not be transplanted. This reduces the possibility to elicit the antigenicity as much as possible when the humanized immunoglobulin is administered to human. With respect to the amino acid sequence of the CDR of NOK2 antibody, the sequences of the heavy chains CDR1, CDR2, and CDR3 are each described in SEQ ID Nos: 1, 2, and 3 in the sequence listing, and the sequences of the light chains CDR1, CDR2, and CDR3 are each described in SEQ ID Nos: 4, 5, and 6 in the sequence listing. The condition of the spans of FR and CDR herein is in accordance with the classification of Kabat, et al., as shown above.

It is preferred that the amino acid sequence of the variable region of human immunoglobulin which receives the transplantation has the high homology to those of the variable region of mouse immunoglobulin to be humanized. Empirically, it is desirable that the amino acid sequence of the framework region of the recipient human immunoglobulin has at least 60% homology to those of the framework region of the donor antibody (e.g. a mouse immunoglobulin). Usually, any human immunoglobulin having the high homology to the mouse immunoglobulin to be humanized is selected using the available database and utilized. The preferred embodiment of the invention involves transplantation of the CDR of NOK2 antibody into the variable region of human immunoglobulin. Specifically, the CDR in the VH region (the variable region of the heavy chain) of NOK2 antibody is transplanted into SGI (SEQ ID No. 7: distributed by Dr. Bendig of MRC Collaborative Center, United Kingdom), which is the VH region containing the FR (framework) region of human subgroup II. The CDR in the VL region (the variable region of the light chain) of NOK2 antibody is transplanted into REI as previously reported, which is the VL region containing the FR of the human κ chain (W. Palm et al., Physiol.Chem., vol. 356, p167, 1975), and into the VL region containing the FR of the κ chain cloned from the cDNA library derived from human peripheral blood lymphocytes (huVL-19: SEQ ID No. 8 and huVL-31: SEQ ID No. 9). Practical transplantation of the amino acids is performed at the genetic level by PCR mutagenesis whereby mutations are introduced by PCR using the VH gene of RC25 antibody, a humanized anti-HIV immunoglobulin (the International Publication No. WO94/20632) as a template for the VH, and using the VL gene of the chimeric NOK2 prepared as shown above as a template for the VL. For example, with respect to the genes of the H and L chains of humanized NOK2 antibody, two kinds of the H chain, and five kinds of the L chain, which combination affords 10 kinds of humanized NOK2 antibody, are prepared.

The immunoglobulins of the present invention which encompass the binding fragment and any other derivatives thereof may be readily prepared by various recombinant DNA techniques, and ultimately be expressed in the transfected cells, preferably the immortalized eucaryotic cells such as myeloma and the hybridoma. The polynucleotide which consists of a set of the first sequence encoding the framework of the humanized immunoglobulin and the second sequence encoding the complementarity determining region of the desired immunoglobulin is prepared synthetically or by the combination of the suitable cDNA and genomic DNA segments.

The genes which encodes the H and L chains for the construction of the humanized antibody and are prepared with the manner as described above are expressed in host cells after combining the sequence to an expression control sequence so as to work. The expression vectors are typically replicable in host cells as episome or a significant portion of the chromosomal DNA. The expression vectors usually contain selectable markers such as a gene for tetracycline resistance, G418 resistance or mycophenolic acid resistance, or HSV-tk, which permits to detect the cells into which the desired DNA sequence is transformed.

Escherichia coli is a prokaryotic host cell which is especially useful for the cloning of the DNA sequence of the present invention. Additionally, Bacilli such as Bacillus subtilis , and any other enterobacteria such as Salmonella, Serratia, and various Pseudomonas species may be used as host cells. The prokaryotic host cells may be used in the construction of expression vectors, which typically contain an expression control sequence which is suitable to the host cells. Also, the expression vectors may contain any number of diverse known promoters such as lactose-promoter system, tryptophan (trp)-promoter system, β-lactamase-promoter system or the promoter system from λ phage. Promoters regulate the expression, sometimes together with the operator sequence, and comprise the ribosome-binding site sequence, or the like, which permits to initiate and terminate the transcription and translation.

Other microorganisms such as yeast, for example, may be used as an eukaryotic host cell for the expression. Saccharomyces, which contain a suitable vector having an expression control sequence such as a promoter comprising a gene for 3-phosphoglycerate kinase or any other glycolytic enzymes, and a replication origin, a terminal sequence and a desired analogue, is a preferable host cell.

In the preparation of the humanized immunoglobulin of the present invention, insect cell cultures, typically the expression system on Baculoviridae also may be used. The humanized immunoglobulin also may be prepared by expressing the polynucleotide sequence encoding the humanized immunoglobulin according to the method reported in ZuPutlitz. J. et al., Bio/Technology, vol. 8, p.651-654, 1990.

In addition to the aforementioned host cells, mammalian cell cultures also may be used to express and prepare the humanized immunoglobulin of the present invention. For example, the preferable mammalian host includes CHO cell line, diverse COS cell lines, Hela cells, preferably myeloma cell line, or the transformed B cells or hybridoma, which are among many host cell lines which have been developed for secretion of whole immunoglobulin in the art. Expression vectors for these cells contain a expression control sequence such as a replication origin, a promoter, an enhancer and the necessary processing information site such as a ribosome-binding site, an RNA splicing site, a polyadenylation site, and a transcription terminator sequences. Preferable expression control sequences include an enhancer and a promoter which are derived from immunoglobulin gene, SV40, adenovirus, bovine papilloma virus, cytomegalovirus, chicken β-actin genes.

In the suitable embodiment of the invention, the genes prepared as described above encoding the H and L chains of humanized NOK2 antibody are each ligated into an expression vector which contains the gene of the constant region of human immunoglobulin (H chain: Cγ1, L chain: Cκ), the enhancer from cytomegalovirus, the promoter of chicken β-actin gene, splice acceptor site of rabbit β-globin gene, and a gene for a drug-resistant marker (H chain: neor, L chain: dhfr), and the resultant vector is introduced into a host cell by the well known methods involving any modifications depending on the type of host cell. For example, transfection with calcium chloride is usually applied to prokaryotic cells whereas the treatment by calcium phosphate, lipofection, biolysistics, transduction via virus, or electropolation are applied to any other cells.

Once the desired immunoglobulin is expressed, a whole immunoglobulin of the present invention, dimers thereof, individual light and heavy chains, or any other types of the immunoglobulin are purified according to a conventional method in the art. The method includes precipitation by ammonium sulfate, various ion-exchange chromatography, and affinity chromatography.

For the purpose of pharmaceuticals, the immunoglobulin is preferably substantially pure with at least about 90-95% homogeneity, and more preferably, 98-99% or above homogeneity.

The humanized immunoglobulin of the invention at a concentration of 0.06 μg/ml or above (i.e., effective concentration) can inhibit apoptosis of the Fas-expressing cells induced by the soluble Fas ligand, by 90% or above of apoptosis inhibition rate. The apoptosis inhibition rate herein means a viable rate of target cells to which the immunoglobulin was added in the cytotoxic reaction assay which comprises the steps of:

reacting both effector molecules which are the soluble Fas ligand prepared from the supernatant of culture of cells transfected with the Fas ligand gene, and target cells which are the cells transfected with the Fas gene, in a 100 μl reaction system on a 96-well plate; and 16 hours thereafter, determining the viable rate of the target cells by the usage of a reagent for counting vital cells.

In the case of the usage of either the aforementioned RNOK201, RNOK202 or RNOK203 as humanized immunoglobulins, the viable rate of the target cells, i.e., the apoptosis inhibition rate will be 90% or above, when the soluble Fas ligand contained in the supernatant of the cell culture transfected with the Fas ligand gene is used as an effector molecule whereas the cells transfected with the Fas gene (Fas/WR19L) are used as target cells, and 25 μl of the dilution of the effector molecule, 50 μl of 2×10 5 cells/ml liquid of the target cell, and 25 μl of the supernatant of the hybridoma culture containing any aforementioned immunoglobulin are all combined together, and the mixture is reacted at 37° C. for 17 hours.

The apoptosis inhibition rate of the humanized immunoglobulin of the invention is higher than the mouse immunoglobulin, which is the original donor antibody, at the same concentration as shown in FIG. 15 . It is apparent that the humanized immunoglobulin of the present invention is a rare case of success, in the light of the fact that the humanized immunoglobulins previously reported have the greatly lowered activity compared to the original non-human immunoglobulins.

Further, the apoptosis-inhibitory activity of the present humanized immunoglobulin may be higher than the Fas-Ig chimeric molecule. This is because the mouse antibody, which is a donor antibody for the preparation of the humanized antibody of the present invention has been shown to exhibit the higher apoptosis-inhibitory activity at a concentration of 0.01-8 μg/ml (effective concentration) compared to the Fas-Ig chimeric molecule at the same concentration, as described in the PCT Application No. WO96/29350, therefore, it is apparent that the humanized antibody of the present invention, which has the higher apoptosis-inhibitory activity than the original mouse antibody exhibits the same or higher activity compared to the Fas-Ig chimeric molecule at a concentration of 0.01-8 μg/ml (i.e., effective concentration)

The humanized immunoglobulin of the present invention is not only useful for the immunological study but also for the immunological therapy and diagnosis. To accomplish these purposes, a whole immunoglobulin is not necessary, and a portion of the molecule can be used as long as the portion has the activity, which portion may be preferred in a certain case. This will be understood by those skilled in the art. Accordingly, the present invention encompasses the active fragments of the anti-Fas ligand immunoglobulins. Antibody is a homogeneous immunoglobulin which recognizes a specific antigenic substance. Active fragment means a fragment of the immunoglobulin showing the antigen-antibody reaction activity, and includes F(ab′)2, Fab′, Fab, Fv, and recombinant Fv. F(ab′)2 fragment is a fragment which is obtained by the digestion of immunoglobulin, IgG, with pepsin. Digestion of IgG with pepsin at a pH of near 4.0 causes the cleavage of the H chains at the hinges thereof to provide the fragment with a molecular weight of about 100,000. The cleavage occurs down to the C-terminal from the disulfide bonds between the H chains. This fragment has two binding sites, and therefore can cause precipitation and aggregation reactions. Fab′ fragment is a fragment with a molecular weight of about 50,000 which is obtained by the cleavage of the S—S bonds between the H chains by reducing F(ab′)2 fragment with a reagent such as 2-mercaptoethanol and alkylating the reduced material with monoiodoacetic acid.

Fas fragment (antigen-binding fragment) is a fragment which is obtained by the digestion of IgG with papain. Digestion of IgG with papain in the presence of cysteine causes the cleavage of the H chains at the site toward the N-terminal from the disulfide bonds between the H chains at the hinge so as to provide two Fabs and one Fc (i.e., crystallizable fragment). Fab fragment is a fragment with a molecular weight of 45,000 wherein the Fd fragment corresponding to the half of the H chain at the N-terminal side (i.e. VH domain+CH1 domain) and the L chain are combined via disulfide bond. Fab fragment has one antigen-binding site. Fv fragment is an antigen-binding fragment which consists of the variable region of the H chain (VH) combined with the variable region of the L chain (LH) via non-covalent bond.

Recombinant Fv can be obtained by determining the base sequences encoding the VH and LH of the DNA from the immunoglobulin-producing hybridoma and then introducing the DNA fragments into a vector so as to prepare a monovalent active fragment of antibody having the structure: VL-linker-VH. The VH and the LH of IgG, Fab or F(ab′)2 are combined together via S—S bond, whereas the recombinant Fv fragment has the linker inserted between the VH and LH to assume the stereochemistry similar to S—S bond. The latter fragment is also referred to as merely Fv, or scFv (single-chain Fv). The recombinant Fv also may be expressed in a microorganism such as E. coli , or bacteriophage.

The active fragments can be used alone, or if necessary, can be used as a new complex in which the fragments are conjugated with an agent such as albumin, and polyethylene glycol. In general, such complex often exert its effects to maximum capacity without decomposition for a prolonged period of time. The method for conjugating the active fragment with the agent such as albumin, and polyethylene glycol has been described in, for example, Antibodies, A. Laboratory Manual, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratories, 1988. Generally, divalent reactive reagents such as SPDP (Pharmasia) can be used to conjugate readily the active fragment with albumin or the like.

The immunoglobulin and the pharmaceutical composition thereof of the present invention are especially suitable for parenteral administration such as subcutaneous, intramuscular or intravenous administration, and are usually dissolved in an acceptable carrier, preferably in an aqueous carrier. For example, water, buffer, phosphate buffered saline (PBS), 0.4% physiological salt solution, 0.3% glycine, human albumin solution, or the like may be used as the aqueous carrier. The solutions are sterile, and generally contain no particulate. The composition is sterilized according to the conventional, well known methods for sterilization. If necessary, the composition may contain a pharmaceutically acceptable addictive, for example, a pH modulator and a buffering agent such as sodium acetate, sodium chloride, potassium chloride, calcium chloride, and sodium citrate for adapting to the physiological condition. The concentration of the immunoglobulin in the composition may be changed broadly, i.e., in the range from about 1 to 20% by weight, and is mainly determined on the basis of volume, viscosity and the like of the composition, depending on the choice of the type of administration.

The immunoglobulin of the present invention is frozen or lyophilized for storage, if necessary, and is reconstituted in a suitable dissoluble liquid prior to use.

Many Fas ligand variants in which an amino acid substitution is introduced into the amino acid sequence of Fas ligand can be used to identify the recognition site on Fas ligand which is bound to an anti-Fas ligand antibody. The inventors prepared 45 Fas ligand variants, each of which is introduced with one amino acid substitution into the region which is predicted to be recognized by NOK2 immunoglobulin, which may be referred to as NOK2 antibody, described in the PCT Application No. WO96/29350, said region encompassing 45 amino acids including 14 amino acids spanning Leu at position 207 to Gln at position 220 numbered from the N-terminus of Fas ligand, wherein the substitution is that the amino acids other than Ala are replaced by Ala, and Ala is replaced by Gly, and wherein the numerical order of amino acids is in accordance with Nagata, et al. Int. Immunology, vol. 6, p.1567-1574, 1994, unless otherwise indicated. Then, the Fas ligand variants were examined for the binding activity to the humanized NOK2 antibodies of the present invention as well as anti-Fas ligand antibodies (which represent NOK1 antibody, NOK2 antibody, NOK3 antibody, and NOK4 antibody, and generically may be referred to as NOK antibody) which have the high inhibitory activity to apoptosis occurred via the interaction of Fas-Fas ligand as described in the above application.

Consequently, it has been shown that the aforementioned NOK and humanized NOK2 antibodies can be bound to any position in the amino acid sequence included in the region spanning Arg at position 198 to Met at position 238 of Fas ligand. Further, with respect to NOK1, NOK2 and NOK4 antibodies, the mapping of the recognition site using the synthetic peptides revealed again that the aforementioned site of Fas ligand contains any amino acids which play an important role for NOK1, NOK2 and NOK4 antibodies to recognize and/or bind to the antigen.

The aforementioned NOK antibody is monoclonal antibodies which have been prepared by immunizing mouse with Fas ligand-expressing cell (see Example 1 at the detailed explanation of the invention in the specification of the PCT Application No. WO96/29350). Further, the aforementioned NOK antibody and humanized NOK2 antibody have the strong inhibitory activity to apoptosis induced in Fas-expressing cells by the interaction of Fas-Fas ligand (see Examples 1 and 2 at the detailed explanation of the invention in the specification of the Japanese Patent Application No. 303492/1995, and Example 4 at the detailed explanation of the invention in the specification of the present application). In other words, NOK antibody is the first anti-Fas ligand monoclonal antibodies which have been prepared by immunizing with Fas ligand having the native structure and which have the high inhibitory activity to apoptosis. These monoclonal antibodies are different from each other in terms of amino acid sequence of the CDR (i.e., complementarity determining region) and the class and subclass of antibody, and therefore, they are the independent antibodies from each other.

As described above, the site recognized by the different antibodies occupies a broad region which is composed of the amino acid sequence spanning Arg at position 198 to Met at position 328 of Fas ligand, and therefore, it can be concluded that the anti-Fas ligand antibodies having the high apoptosis-inhibitory activity should generally recognize the amino acids included in the aforementioned region as a recognition site. Thus, the aforementioned site, which resides on the Fas ligand molecule should arise the anti-Fas ligand antibody having the high apoptosis-inhibitory activity. This suggests that the aforementioned site is an important region for Fas ligand to exert the apoptosis-inducing activity, and an agent which can recognize and bind to this site would have apoptosis-inhibitory activity.

Features of the site to be bound to the aforementioned antibody having the high apoptosis-inhibitory activity can be demonstrated exhaustively when the model for the stereochemistry of Fas ligand molecule constructed using the commercially available software for molecular design is adapted to the data obtained in the analysis of the recognition site using the aforementioned Fas ligand variants and synthetic peptides.

Modeling of the monomer of Fas ligand molecule can be performed by using Modeler, which is a software for molecular design according to the manufacture's instructions utilizing as a template an X-ray crystal structure data of TNF-α (PDB ID:1TNF) and TNF-β (PDB ID:1TNR) having the high homology to Fas ligand, which have been recorded on Brookhaven Protein Data Bank (PDB). Model for the Fas ligand trimer can be constructed by superimposing the above Fas ligand monomer model on each segment of the TNF monomer on the atomic coordinates of PDB ID:1TNF, TNF-α trimer, using the software for molecular design, QUANTA/CHARMm (produced by Molecular Simulations).

Although Modeler and QUANTA/CHARMm (both are produced by Molecular Simulations) are used herein as a software for the molecular design, they are not exclusive, and any other software produced by any manufactures also can be used which is available as a software for general proteins. Further, TNF-α and -β are used herein as a template protein, but they are not exclusive, and any other protein which belongs to the TNF family also can be used.

Superimposition of the site to be bound to NOK and humanized NOK2 antibodies on the model obtained as shown above has revealed surprisingly that the antibodies bind to a broad region striding the two molecules of Fas ligand, which appears after the Fas ligand trimer is formed. Such finding with respect to the relationship between Fas ligand and anti-Fas ligand antibody is novel and has not been reported so far.

In general, it has been reported that the antigen-binding region in antibody is a region including six sites referred to as CDR (complementarity determining region), and the size of the region is in the range of from about 700 angstrom square (Sasatsuki, Tatehiko ed., Immunobiology, Nankodo, p. 128, 1995) to about 900 angstrom square (Tulip W. R., et al., J. Mol. Biol., vol. 227, p.122-148, 1992) for protein antigens with normal mass although the size varies depending on the particular antigen to be bound. The Fas ligand molecule usually occurs on the cell surface as a transmembrane type of protein with about 40 kD, and further, the molecule also may occurs as a free type of molecule with about 27 kD owing to the processing of the extracellular domain of the molecule. Additionally, it has been reported that the three molecules of Fas ligand monomer are associated with together to form a Fas ligand trimer. The protein is so large that the antibody comes into contact with the antigen surface-to-surface using the whole of CDR (Sasatsuki, Tatehiko ed., Immunobiology, Nankodo, p.128, 1995).

Consequently, the site associated with the apoptosis-inhibitory activity which resides on the Fas ligand trimer, which has been discovered by the present inventors can be illustrated as a plane. In general, the plane may be depicted as a flat plane defined by three points A (XA, YA, ZA), B (XB, YB, ZB), and C (XC, YC, ZC) which are not on a straight line.

The plane of the antigen defined on the Fas ligand trimer model may be estimated by assigning to the expression the data for the atomic coordinate of the amino acids recognized by antibodies, which is obtained from the Fas ligand trimer model. Any three amino acids which are optionally selected from the amino acids recognized by the antibodies are required to define such plane, and the preferred embodiment comprises Gln at position 200 which is on one of two adjacent Fas ligand molecules, and Asn at position 203 and Gln at position 220 which are on the other Fas ligand molecule. The plane defined by the combination of atomic coordinates of the α-carbons (Cα) of these amino acids can cover the region composed of the amino acids recognized by the antibodies. The effective plane which comes into contact with antibodies or the plane through which atoms of the antibodies approach to the Fas ligand trimer is believed to be a plane which resides opposite to the Fas ligand molecule being apart from the atomic coordinates of the Cα atoms by the length of the side chains of the amino acid residues plus about 4.1 Å of the cut off value of the common van der Waals contact.

Further, the size of the CDR of anti-Fas ligand antibody can lead to demonstration of amino acids which compose the region on the Fas ligand trimer, which is associated with apoptosis-inhibitory activity. It is believed that the CDR of anti-Fas ligand antibody is not different to some extent from the common antibodies in terms of size in the light of the length of amino acid sequence of the variable region. Stereochemistry model of NOK2 antibody is used as the representative of the anti-Fas ligand antibodies to demonstrate the size of the CDR of anti-Fas ligand antibodies, but any other NOK and humanized NOK2 antibodies can be used to demonstrate the size since the numbers of amino acid in the CDR of these antibodies are not different among them. Further, mere determination of the size of CDR will not be limited to usage of only these antibodies.

Investigation of the CDR of NOK2 antibody revealed that the CDR has substantially the same size as the circle with about 17 Å (angstrom) radius. Comparison between the circle with about 17 Å radius and the region composed of the amino acids on the Fas ligand trimer model, which are recognized by the antibodies has shown that the amino acids on the Fas ligand timer, which are recognized by NOK and humanized NOK2 antibodies are entirely covered within the circle with about 17 Å radius. This means that the anti-Fas ligand antibody having the high apoptosis-inhibitory activity in common recognizes the region composed of the amino acids encompassed in the circle, and in other words, the amino acids of the Fas ligand trimer within the circle could interact with the CDR amino acids of anti-Fas ligand antibody. A candidate for the amino acids which can interact with the CDR amino acids of the anti-Fas ligand antibody may be any one of amino acids which are within the circle, and are exposed on the Fas ligand trimer, and preferred amino acid is one selected from a group consisting of the amino acids, each of which is exposed on the surface of the Fas ligand trimer, and has an exposed area with 15 angstrom square or above. In particular, preferred amino acids include Ser at position 153, Tyr at position 166, Ile at position 168, Arg at position 198, Gly at position 199, Gln at position 200, Gln at position 237, Met at position 238, Arg at position 241, Ser at position 242, Phe at position 269, Glu at position 270, Glu at position 271, and Ser at position 272 of one of adjacent two Fas ligand molecules, as well as Ser at position 157, Met at position 158, Pro at position 159, Glu at position 161, Lys at position 178, Gly at position 179, Asn at position 203, Asn at position 204, Leu at position 205, Pro at position 206, Ser at position 208, Lys at position 210, Tyr at position 212, Arg at position 214, Tyr at position 218, Pro at position 219, Gln at position 220, Asp at position 221, Leu at position 222, Val at position 223, Lys at position 228, Met at position 230, Tyr at position 232, His at position 256, Tyr at position 258, Asn at position 260, Ser at position 262, Glu at position 263, Leu at position 264, and Ser at position 265 of the other Fas ligand molecule. Interaction with the amino acids encompassed in the region on the Fas ligand trimer is important for proteins, peptides, especially antibodies or analogues thereof to show the high apoptosis-inhibitory activity.

Agents which exert the apoptosis-inhibitory activity according to the present invention include, in addition to the humanized immunoglobulins which are specifically reactive to Fas ligand, substantially any agents which can specifically recognize and are able to be reactive to the aforementioned domain, region or the amino acids thereof which are on the Fas ligand and are important for the apoptosis-inhibitory activity. Particularly, agents which recognize and bind to the defined amino acid on the protein molecule such as immunoglobulin are preferable, and preferred agents include a fragment derived from immunoglobulin or an analogue thereof, and a receptor altered to be able to recognize the aforementioned region, and enzymes which recognize and react with the defined amino acids, and the like. These proteinaceous agents may be prepared by genetic engineering techniques, and therefore, they can be referred to as recombinant proteins. Additionally, there can be exemplified as a candidate for such agents, by a peptide synthesized based on the amino acid sequence derived from the above proteinaceous agents, a peptide having an absolutely novel sequence, which is obtained by the screening such as phage display system for its ability to recognize the domain, region or amino acids which are on Fas ligand and are important for the apoptosis-inhibitory activity from a peptide library consisting of random sequences, and a peptide-like substance which is composed of a non-naturally occurring synthetic peptide prepared based on these peptides.

As described above, recent investigations have shown that the physiological reaction between Fas and Fas ligand is associated with diverse diseases such as AIDS, graft-versus-host diseases in bone marrow transplantation (GVHD), fulminating hepatitis, autoimmune diseases (SLE, RA), and therefore, the humanized immunoglobulin of the present invention, which has ability to inhibit such physiological reactions can be used as a therapeutical agent for treating the above diseases.

Further, the site on Fas ligand required to induce apoptosis, which has been found for the first time by the present inventors is also significant to elicit anti-Fas ligand antibody having the high apoptosis-inhibitory activity. This finding afford the important information to design various other molecules for inhibiting apoptosis. Thus, the finding may be utilized to find a new therapeutic or diagnostic agent by creating a recombinant protein or peptide which is specifically reactive to the amino acids within the aforementioned site to inhibit apoptosis.

The following examples are presented for purpose of further illustration of the invention, and such examples are not intended to be limiting the invention in any respect.

EXAMPLES

NOK antibody described in Examples herein is included in the invention of the PCT Application No. WO96/29350 which is incorporated herein by this reference. The preparation is detailed in the application, and the outline is provided below.

First, the human Fas ligand gene was amplified by PCR with the primers prepared on the basis of the report of Nagata, et al., Cell, vol.75, p.1169-1178, 1993, using as a template the cDNA prepared conventionally from human killer T cells expressing Fas ligand. The restriction site which had been incorporated into the primers was utilized to ligate the amplified genes into the expression vector BCMGSNeo (Karasuyama, Hajime, Experimental Medicine, Special number, Handbook for Genetic Engineering, Yodo Cor., p.297-299, 1992), providing the expression plasmid for Fas ligand. The expression plasmid was transformed into COS cell (ATCC CRL1650) by conventional DEAE-dextran method to provide the COS transformants for Fas ligand. The transformants were used to challenge MRL lpr/lpr mice intra-abdominally three times at intervals of a week, and the spleen was excised three days after the final challenge. The splenocytes from the excised spleen were fused with 8-azaguanine-resistant cells from mice, P3X63Ag8.653 (ATCC CRL1580), by the conventional method using polyethylene glycol. The immunoglobulins which were contained in the cultured supernatants of clones from the hybridomas cloned by limiting dilution was screened for the apoptosis-inhibitory activity by the determination as shown below, and the hybridoma producing monoclonal antibody NOK2 which were specifically reactive to Fas ligand was obtained, which had been deposited at the National Institute of Bioscience and Human Technology, Ministry of International Trade and Industry under Accession No. FERM BP-5045.

Similarly, NOK1, NOK3, and NOK4 antibodies were obtained.

Example 1

Preparation of Chimeric NOK2 Antibody (CNOK2)

1-1) Isolation of the Gene of the Variable Region of NOK2 Antibody

Isolation of the gene of the variable region (V region) of the mouse immunoglobulin was performed as shown below. First, total RNA was extracted from the NOK2-producing hybridoma using ISOGEN (trade name), RNA extraction reagent produced by Nippon Gene. The procedures were performed according to the accompanied protocol. The hybridoma producing NOK2 antibody was the same as FERM BP-5045 deposited at the National Institute of Bioscience and Human Technology, Ministry of International Trade and Industry. Second, the mRNAs were prepared from the total RNA using POLY (A) QUIK mRNA ISOLATION kit (trade name) produced by STRATAGENE. The procedures were performed according to the accompanied protocol. Subsequently, single-stranded cDNAs were synthesized from the mRNAs as templates using First Strand cDNA Synthesis kit (trade name) of Pharmasia Biotech. The oligo (dT) primers accompanied therein were used as primers, and the procedures were performed according to the protocol accompanied therein. Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) was performed using the resultant single-stranded cDNAs as templates with DNA primers (the heavy chain/MHL4.4 primer: SEQ ID No: 10, MHJ124 primer: SEQ ID No: 11; the light chain/MKL2.4 primer: SEQ ID No: 12, MKJ124 primer: SEQ ID No: 13), which had been prepared on the basis of the base sequences of V regions and J regions classified by Kabat, et al., Sequence of Proteins of Immunological Interest, 4th ed., Public Health Service, NIH, Washington D.C., 1987. Both V region primers and J region primers contain the HindIII and BamHI sites.

PCR was performed using the kit of PERKIN ELMER according to the accompanied protocol. The condition of PCR comprises 35 cycles consisting of 94° C. for one minute, 60° C. for two minutes, and 72° C. for two minutes. After the PCR, the DNA segments were cloned into pCRII vector (trade name) of Invitrogen. The procedures were performed according to the accompanied protocol.

1-2) Base Sequence of the Gene of the V Region of Mouse NOK2 Antibody

The reaction product was applied to an autosequencer to determine the sequence of the V region gene incorporated into pCRII by using Dye Primer Cycle Sequencing kit (trade name) of Perkin-Elmer. The base sequences of the variable regions of the heavy chain (VH) and of the light chain (VL) of NOK2 antibody are shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 (VH: SEQ ID No: 14, VL: SEQ ID No: 15). Further, the amino acid sequences derived from the base sequences (VH: SEQ ID No: 16, VL: SEQ ID No: 17) are also shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 . Both base sequences were indicated to contain a reconstitution which is unique in the V region gene, and to form an open reading frame (ORF).

1-3) Construction of the Gene of Chimeric NOK2 Antibody (CNOK2H, CNOK2L)

Mouse-human chimeric antibody was prepared in order to determine if the isolated gene of the V region of NOK2 antibody encodes the V region which is responsible for the anti-Fas ligand activity. For the expression of the chimeric antibody, expression vectors PCAG-κ and pCAG-γ1 were used, which contain a promoter from the chicken β-actin gene, a splice acceptor sequence from the rabbit β-globin gene, and an enhancer from cytomegalovirus.

pCAG-κ had been prepared according to the usual genetic engineering procedures by ligating together the constant region gene of the human immunoglobulin κ chain and the polyadenylation site from RHC25 plasmid, an expression plasmid for the light chain of RC25, a humanized anti-HIV neutralizing monoclonal antibody described in the International Publication No. WO94/20632, the dhfr gene from pSV2-dhfr plasmid (Lee, F. et al., Nature, vol. 294, p.228-232, 1981) as a selectable marker suitable for eukaryotic cells, the SV40 promoter and polyadenylation site, the Ampr gene as a selectable marker suitable for prokaryotic cells described in the Japanese Patent Publication (kokai) No. 168087/1991, the enhancer from cytomegalovirus (CMV), the promoter from the chicken β-actin gene, and the splice acceptor site from the rabbit β-globin gene. The vector plasmid contains the HindIII site incorporated downstream from the splice acceptor site of the rabbit β-globin gene, and the BamHI site incorporated upstream from the constant region gene of the human immunoglobulin κ chain.

pCAG-γ1 had been prepared according to the usual genetic engineering procedure by ligating together the γ1 constant region gene of the human immunoglobulin and the polyadenylation site from HCMV-VH0.5β-γ1 plasmid described in Maeda, et al., Hum. Antibod. Hybridomas, vol.2, p124-134, 1991, the neor gene from pAd.RE.noe plasmid described in the Japanese Patent Publication (kokai) No. 5890/1990 as a selectable marker suitable for eukaryotic cells, the SV40 promoter and polyadenylation site, the Ampr gene as a selectable marker suitable for prokaryotic cells described in the Japanese Patent Publication (kokai) No. 168087/1991, the enhancer from cytomegalovirus (CMV), the promoter from the chicken β-actin gene, and the splice acceptor site from the rabbit β-globin gene. The vector plasmid contains the HindIII site incorporated downstream from the splice acceptor site of the rabbit β-globin gene, and the BamHI site incorporated upstream from the γ1 constant region gene of the human immunoglobulin.

The V region gene of NOK2 antibody prepared as described in 1-2) was digested with the restriction enzymes HindIII and BamHI (both are from Takara, and all of restriction enzymes used hereinafter are from Takara, unless otherwise stated), and the segments of the VH and the VL were incorporated into the HindIII-BamHI sites of pCAG-γ1 and pCAG-κ, respectively (CNOK2H and CNOK2L; FIG. 3 ).

1-4) Expression of Chimeric NOK2 Antibody (CNOK2)

The plasmid DNAs, CNOK2H and CNOK2L prepared as described above were transformed into CHO-DG44 cell (Chasin, L. A., et al., Somatic Cell. Mol. Genet., vol. 12, p.555-566, 1986) using Lipofect ACE (trade name) from Gibco BRL to provide the transformants producing chimeric NOK2 antibody (CNOK2). The procedures were performed substantially according to the protocol accompanied in Lipofect ACE. Briefly, CHO-DG44 cells were transformed with a mixture which comprised Lipofect ACE and the PvuI-linearized products of both plasmid DNA 1 μg prepared using a kit of QIAGEN, and the transformants were cultured on an α-MEM medium (Gibco BRL) without nucleotides containing 1 mM G418 (Gibco BRL) and 10% dialyzed fetal bovine serum (Gibco BRL) in a condition of 5%CO 2 at 37° C. for 2 weeks. The cells cotransformed with CNOK2H and CNOK2L plasmid DNAs were grown in the conditions. The resultant transformants were subculured and expanded on the above medium until reached confluent in a 75 cm 2 culture flask (CORNING), at this time, the medium was replaced by 20 ml of an ASF medium (trade name) (Ajinomoto Inc.), and the cells were cultured in a condition of 5%CO 2 at 37° C. for seven days, before recovering the supernatant.

1-5) Concentration of the Cultured Supernatant and Quantitative Analysis for CNOK2 Antibody Therein

The ASF cultured supernatant was concentrated 10-fold using Centricon-10 Spine Column (trade name) produced by Amicon. The chimeric antibody included in the concentrated supernatant was quantified by ELISA assay. In detail, 2 μg/ml of a goat anti-human IgG (Fc) antibody (Cappel) was first added to a 96-well Maxisorp Plate (trade name) produced by InterMed at 50 μl/well. After incubation overnight at 40C, the plate was rinsed three times in 0.01M PBS with 0.05% Tween20. Then, PBS with 1% BSA was added at 100 μl/well, and the plate was incubated at 37° C. for three hours. The plate was again rinsed three times in 0.01M PBS with 0.05% Tween20, then the aforementioned concentration of the cultured supernatant was added thereto at 50 μl/well, and the plate was incubated at 37° C. for an hour. Then, the plate was rinsed three times in 0.01M PBS with 0.05% Tween20, and the 5,000-fold dilution of the HRP-labeled anti-human Ig-Cκ antibody (produced by Southern Biotechnology Associate) in PBS with 1% BSA as a secondary antibody was added at 50 μl/well. The plate was incubated at 37° C. for an hour, and was rinsed five times in 0.01M PBS with 0.05% Tween20. Finally, a solution of chromophoric substrate (0.5 mM TMBZ+hydrogen peroxide) was added at 50 μl/well to allow the reaction, and when a suitable development was obtained, the reaction was quenched with the addition of 0.3N sulfuric acid at 50 μl/well, followed by determining an absorbance at a wavelength of 450 nm using Microplate Reader (Molecular Devices). Concentration of RNOK2 was determined on the basis of the calibration curve created for the standard human IgG with known concentrations in accordance with a similar procedure. As the standard human IgG, a purified product (purity: 98% or above) of RC25 antibody, anti-HIV neutralizing monoclonal antibody having the same Fc and Cκ as chimeric NOK2 antibody (the International Publication No. WO94/20632) was used.

1-6) Preparation of Soluble Fas Ligand Molecule

The procedures of isolation of the Fas ligand gene, creation of the Fas ligand-expressing cells, and preparation of the soluble Fas ligand molecule are the same as those described in the PCT Application No. WO96/29350. Outline is provided below.

First, cDNAs were prepared from the mRNAs extracted from the human killer T cells which express human Fas ligand according to the conventional method. Second, PCR was performed using the cDNAs as templates with 5′ and 3′ primers each of which was incorporated with XhoI and NotI sites, respectively, described in Nagata, et al., Int. Immunol., vol. 6, No. 10, p.1567-1574, 1994, so as to provide the gene of human Fas ligand as an amplified product. The human Fas ligand gene was incorporated into the XhoI site and the NotI site of the expression vector BCMGSNeo (Karasuyama, hajime, Experimental Medicine, Special number, Handbook for Genetic Engineering, Yodo Cor., p.297-299, 1992), to provide human Fas ligand-BCMGSNeo, an expression plasmid for human Fas ligand. Subsequently, the plasmid was amplified in E. coli , and recovered, and the amplified plasmids were transformed into COS cells (ATCC CRL1650) by DEAE-dextran method (Experimental Medicine, Special number, Biomanual, series vol. 4, Yodo Cor., p.16-22, 1994) to provide the COS cells expressing Fas ligand. Then, the Fas ligand molecules released in the supernatant from the culture of the Fas ligand-expressing COS cells on a 10% FCS-DME medium were purified by an affinity chromatography on NOK1 antibody, the anti-Fas ligand antibody described in the PCT Application No. WO96/29350 which was produced by the hybridoma assigned with the accession No. FERM BP-5044, and sterilized by passage through 0.45 μm membrane filter so as to provide the soluble Fas ligand molecules. Observation of a single band on SDS-PAGE revealed that the Fas ligand was entirely purified. Concentration of the Fas ligand was determined by the absorbance at 280 nm.

1-7) Affirmation of Binding of CNOK2 Antibody Against the Soluble Fas Ligand

Activity of the chimeric antibody included in the concentrated supernatant was quantified by ELISA using the soluble Fas ligand and anti-human IgG. Specifically, a 50 ng/ml solution of the soluble Fas ligand prepared according to the procedure of 1-6) was first added to a 96-well Maxisorp Plate (trade name) produced by InterMed at 50 μl/well. After incubation overnight at 4° C., the plate was rinsed three times in 0.01M PBS with 0.05% Tween20. Then, PBS with 1% BSA was added at 100 μl/well, and the plate was incubated at 37° C. for two hours. The plate was again rinsed three times in 0.01M PBS with 0.05% Tween20, then the concentration of the cultured supernatant prepared as described in the aforementioned 1-4) was added thereto at 50 μl/well, and the plate was incubated at 37° C. for two hours. Then, the plate was rinsed three times in 0.01M PBS with 0.05% Tween20, and the 5,000-fold dilution of the HRP-labeled anti-human Ig-Cκ antibody (produced by Southern Biotechnology Associate) in PBS with 1% BSA as a secondary antibody was added at 50 μl/well. The plate was incubated at 37° C. for an hour, and was rinsed five times in 0.01M PBS with 0.05% Tween20. Finally, a solution of chromophoric substrate (0.5 mM TMBZ+hydrogen peroxide) was added at 50 μl/well to allow the reaction, and when a suitable development was obtained, the reaction was quenched with the addition of 0.3N sulfuric acid at 50 μl/well, followed by determining an absorbance at a wavelength of 450 nm using Microplate Reader (produced by Molecular Devices). The expressed product by cotransformation with CNOK2H and CNOK2L plasmid DNAs was bound to Fas ligand depending on the concentration, suggesting that the isolated gene for the V region of NOK2 antibody certainly encodes the V region of an antibody having anti-Fas ligand activity (FIG. 4 ).

Example 2

Preparation of Humanized NOK2 Antibody (RNOK2)

2-1) Transplantation of the CDR of V Region of NOK2 Antibody Via PCR Mutagenesis

The CDRs (complementarity determining regions, SEQ ID Nos: 1-6) in the VH and VL of the cloned NOK2 antibody were each transplanted into the VH and VL regions of human immunoglobulin. The procedures were performed according to the preparation of humanized immunoglobulins (the Japanese Patent Publication (kokai) No. 141095/1992). The CDR in the VH region of NOK antibody was transplanted into SGI, which is the VH region containing the FR (framework region) of human subgroup II (distributed by Dr. Bendig of MRC Collaborative Center, United Kingdom). The CDR in the VL region of NOK2 antibody was transplanted into REI as previously reported, a VL region containing the FR of the human κ chain (W. Palm et al., Physiol. Chem., vol. 356, p167, 1975), and into the VL region containing the FR of the κ chain cloned from the cDNA library derived from human peripheral blood lymphocytes (huVL-19 and huVL-31).

In the humanization of NOK2 antibody, the putative three-dimensional structure of NOK2 antibody was first constructed using a computer modelling. Specifically, screening for the homology to Brookhaven Protein Data Bank (PDB) was performed on the amino acid sequences of the variable regions of the heavy chain and the light chain of NOK2 antibody to select the variable regions of the heavy chain (PDB ID:1FOR) and of the light chain (PDB ID:1TET) of the antibody, which would be used as templates. Then, modelling was performed using QUANTA/CHARMm which is a software running on Silicongraphics. The modelling steps were consisted of 1) copying the amino acid sequence of NOK2 antibody onto the atomic coordinate of the template of the aforementioned variable region amino acids, 2) energy-minimizing calculating (maximum gradient method), 3) chilling from 300K to 0K by taking 400 steps, 4) energy-minimizing calculating (maximum gradient method), 5) heating from 0K to 300K by taking 7,500 steps, 6) equilibrating by taking 30,000 steps (corresponding to 30 picoseconds), and 7) simulating by 20,000 steps (corresponding to 20 picoseconds). Next, one structure was extracted per 100 calculations to provide totally 200 structures, and they were divided into five groups using Cluster Analysis Program installed in the aforementioned software. Consequently, one structure obtained from the energy-minimizing calculation of the above 2), and five structures, each of which shows the minimum energy in the individual five groups as shown above were extracted to provide totally six structures and these six structures were assigned as an estimated three-dimensional structure of NOK2 antibody. Then, using the program installed in the same software, any amino acids within the FR which form the hydrogen bond to the CDR of the H chain and the L chain were selected in each of the aforementioned structures of NOK2 antibody (the second group), and further, any amino acids within the FR which form the hydrogen bond to them (the second group) were selected. Similarly, using the installed program, any amino acids within the FR which form the energy contact to the CDR were selected in the H chain and the L chain of NOK2 antibody (the first group), and further, any amino acids within the FR which form the energy contact to the resulting amino acids (the second group) were selected. The energy contact herein includes so-called electrostatic interaction and van der Waals forces. Initializations of the above program were used as parameters necessary for selection of any amino acids forming the hydrogen bond, and for the calculation of energy contact. Subsequently, from the FR amino acids of the first and second groups for the hydrogen bond, and the FR amino acids of the first and second groups for the energy contact, any FR amino acids which are included in FR amino acid clusters associated with four or more of the six estimated structures were selected as stereochemistry-responsible FR amino acids, and these were transplanted into the FR in the variable region of human immunoglobulin together with the CDR amino acids, provided that, when the transplantation of an FR amino acid among the selected FR amino acids into the relevant site in human immunoglobulin raises any sequences which can not be cited as the variable amino acid sequences of human immunoglobulin in the classification of Kabat, et al., Sequence of Proteins of Immunological Interest, 4th ed., Public Health Service, NIH, Washington D.C., 1987 and in a software for information retrieval, Entrez (trademark), which has been developed by National Center for Biotechnology Information: NCBI, then such FR amino acids were not be transplanted, so as to reduce the possibility to elicit the antigenicity as much as possible when the resulting humanized immunoglobulin is administered to human.

For humanized VH, two types of variants comprising two differences in FR3 amino acids were created (RNOK2VHver11: SEQ ID No: 18 and RNOK2VHver12: SEQ ID No: 19). For humanized VL, RNOK2VLver1 (SEQ ID No: 20) was created as a transplanted entity into the REI of the VL region of human immunoglobulin, whereas four types of variants (i.e., RNOK2VLver21: SEQ ID No: 21, RNOK2VLver22: SEQ ID No: 22, RNOK2VLver23: SEQ ID No: 23 and RNOK2VLver24: SEQ ID No: 24) comprising one or two differences in amino acids of the FR1 were created as a transplanted entity into huVL-19 and huVL-30 obtained from the cDNA library. So, totally five types of the variants were created for the VL.

The VH and VL amino acid sequences of NOK2 antibody, human immunoglobulin receiving transplantation, and humanized NOK2 antibody constructed are depicted in FIGS. 5 and 6 . Large characters in the amino acid sequences represent the conservative sequence between NOK2 antibody and the human antibody receiving transplantation, whereas small characters represent the different amino acids from each other. The amino acids surrounded by box represent the FR amino acids to be transplanted together with the CDR amino acids, which were selected by the aforementioned procedure.

Actually, transplantation of the amino acids was performed at the genetic level by the PCR mutagenesis whereby mutations were introduced by PCR using the VH gene of RC25 antibody, a humanized anti-HIV immunoglobulin (the International Publication No. WO94/20632) as a template for the VH, and using the VL gene of chimeric NOK2 prepared as described previously as a template for the VL, so that the genes encoding the amino acid sequences of humanized NOK2 antibody as shown in FIGS. 5 , 6 and 7 were constructed. FIGS. 8-13 show the annealing of the synthetic primers used in the PCR mutagenesis with the template VH and VL regions.

PCR was performed using a kit produced by Perkin-Elmer according to the accompanied protocol. The conditions of PCR comprise 30 cycles consisting of 95° C. for one minute, 60° C. for one minute, and 72° C. for two minutes.

In the case of the VH, the 5′ of the VH gene was amplified using primer pAGF (SEQ ID No: 25) and primer #01 (SEQ ID No: 26), and the 3′ of the VH gene was amplified using #02 (SEQ ID No: 27) or #03 (SEQ ID No: 28) and #04 (SEQ ID No: 29), provided that #02 was used for the preparation of RNOK2VHver11, and #03 was used for ver12, using plasmid RHC25 (the International publication No. WO94/20632) cloned with the variable gene of humanized C25 immunoglobulin as a template. Then, equal volumes of both amplified gene fragments obtained were combined together, and the combination was used as a template together with pAGF primer and #04 to perform PCR. The amplified gene fragments thus obtained were ligated into the KpnI site in the VH gene of humanized C25 antibody (the International Publication No. WO94/20632) to create RNOK2VHver11 and ver12, the VH genes of humanized NOK2 antibody.

In the case of VL, on the other hand, the 5′ of the VL gene was amplified using primer #05 (SEQ ID No: 30) and primer #06 (SEQ ID No: 31), the intermediate of the VL gene was amplified using #07 (SEQ ID No: 32) and #08 (SEQ ID No: 33), and the 3′ was amplified using #09 (SEQ ID No: 34) and #10 (SEQ ID No: 35), using the VL of chimeric NOK2 as a template. Then, equal volumes of three amplified gene fragments thus obtained were combined together, and the mixture was used as a template together with #05 and #10 to perform PCR. The amplified gene fragments thus obtained were ligated into the ApaI site in the leader region upstream from the VH gene of human immunoglobulin SGI to create RNOK2VLver1, the VL gene of humanized NOK2 antibody.

The remaining four variants of the VL were prepared in the following manner. First, PCR was performed with primer #11 (SEQ ID No: 36) and #12 (SEQ ID No: 37), using the VL of chimeric NOK2 as a template. Primer #11 comprises variations in the nucleic acid sequence to create the variants RNOK2VLver21, 22, 23, and 24. The amplified gene fragments thus obtained were ligated into the ApaI site in the leader region upstream from the VH gene of human immunoglobulin SGI to create RNOK2VLver21, 22, 23, and 24, the VL genes of humanized NOK2 antibody.

The base sequences of humanized VH and VL region genes constructed as described above were analyzed using a kit produced by Perkin-Elmer and an autosequencer in order to select a clone having the defined sequence.

The fragments of the humanized VH and VL region were digested with the restriction enzymes HindIII and BamHI, and the digested products were each introduced into the HindIII-BamHI site of pCAG-γ1 and pCAG-κ as described in the aforementioned preparation for the chimeric antibody (See Example 1) to provide the plasmids for expression of humanized NOK2 antibody genes, RHNOK2 and RLNOK2, which are generically referred to the variants of the humanized VH and VL, respectively.

2-2) Expression of Humanized NOK2 (RNOK2) Immunoglobulin

For the preparation of transformants producing RNOK2 immunoglobulin, plasmid DNAs for expression of humanized NOK2 antibody genes, RHNOK2 and RLNOK2 were each introduced into CHO DG44 cells according to a procedure similar to the preparation of the chimeric antibody (See Example 1). This procedure was performed using Lipofect ACE as described in the case of chimeric antibody.

Since two types of the expression plasmids for the humanized variable region gene for the VH whereas five types for the VL were prepared as described in above, totally 10 types of humanized NOK2 immunoglobulin were expressed by the combination thereof. RNOK201, RNOK202, and RNOK203 described hereinafter are humanized NOK2 antibody which was each expressed in combinations of RNOK2VHver11 and RNOK2VLver1, RNOK2VHver11 and RNOK2VLver21, and RNOK2VHver11 and RNOK2VLver22, respectively. Hereinafter, these antibodies may be referred to as RNOK2 antibody(ies) or RNOK2 immunoglobulin(s).

After transformed with the expression plasmids, the transformants were cultured. ELISA of the cultured supernatants using the anti-human IgGγ1 and the anti-human IgGκ revealed that human immunoglobulin was produced in the cultured supernatants.

Example 3

Fas Ligand-binding Activity of RNOK2 Immunoglobulins

3-1) Preparation of Purified RNOK2 Immunoglobulins

The cultured supernatants obtained by culturing RNOK2-expressing CHO-DG 44 cells prepared as described in Example 2 were recovered, and RNOK2 immunoglobulins included herein were purified. Specifically, the transformants expressing RNOK2 immunoglobulins obtained in Example 2 were first cultured on an α-MEM medium (Gibco BRL) without nucleotides containing 1 mM G418 (Gibco BRL) and 10% dialyzed fetal bovine serum (Gibco BRL) in a condition of 5%CO 2 at 37° C. in a 75 cm 2 culture flask (CORNING) until reached confluent. Then, the culture was expanded to two 225 cm 2 culture flasks (CORNING), and again cultured in the same conditions until reached confluent. The two cultures were expanded to eight 225 cm 2 culture flasks, and the medium was replaced by 65 ml of an ASF medium (trade name) (Ajinomoto Inc.) at the point when they reached confluent, followed by culturing in a condition of 5%CO 2 at 37° C. for seven days, before recovering totally about 500 ml of the supernatant.

From the cultured supernatant, only the protein G-adsorbed IgG was isolated using a protein G column (produced by Pharmasia Biotech) and a TPLC system (produced by Pharmasia Biotech). The concentration of the purified immunoglobulin was determined according to ELISA method described in Example 1. Further, SDS-PAGE electrophoresis was performed on the purified immunoglobulin in the reductive conditions, followed by CBB stain, observing no band of contaminant proteins but bands assuming to be the heavy chain and the light chain.

3-2) Binding Activity of RNOK2 to Fas Ligand

The binding activities of RNOK201, RNOK202, and RNOK203 immunoglobulins among the purified RNOK immunoglobulins prepared as described in the above to Fas ligand were examined by ELISA method using the soluble Fas ligand and the anti-human IgG (Example 1), to confirm that RNOK2 immunoglobulins bind to Fas ligand in a concentration-dependent manner (FIG. 14 ).

Example 4

Determination of the Apoptosis-inhibitory Activity of RNOK2 Immunoglobulins

4-1) Preparation of Soluble Fas Ligand Molecule

Soluble Fas ligand molecule was prepared according to the same procedure as in Example 1-6).

4-2) Preparation of RNOK2 Immunoglobulin Solution

The RNOK2 immunoglobulins purified with the manner as described in Example 3 were diluted in a 10%FCS RPMI1640 medium to prepare 12 solutions having the different immunoglobulin concentrations which are provided below. One hundred μl aliquots of the solutions each having immunoglobulin concentrations of 4 μg/ml, 2 μg/ml, 1 μg/ml, 0.5 μg/ml, 0.25 μg/ml, 0.125 μg/ml, 0.0625 μg/ml, 0.03125 μg/ml, 0.01563 μg/ml, 0.007813 μg/ml, 0.003906 μg/ml, or 0.001953 μg/ml were prepared.

The ¼ portions (i.e. 25 μl) of the solutions were finally added to 100 μl reaction systems, and therefore, the effective concentrations would be ¼ values of the above concentrations.

4-3) Preparation of Purified Mouse NOK2 Immunoglobulin

Each of Hybridoma NOK2, which had been deposited at the National Institute of Bioscience and Human Technology, Ministry of International Trade and Industry under Accession No. FERM BP-5045 was grown in a RPMI1640 medium with 10%FCS to 3×10 7 cells. Such preparation of the 3×10 7 cells was performed on a scale for cell culture by adding a 30 ml culture to a 75 cm 2 flask (CORNING). Specifically, starting from culturing at concentration of 2×10 5 cells/ml, the cells were recovered when they reached 1×10 6 cells/ml.

The recovered hybridomas were suspended in 1.5 ml of PBS, and the 0.5 ml portions corresponding to 1×10 7 cells of the suspensions were administered to nude mice intra-abdominally. After feeding for 10 days, the ascites deposited in the visceral cavity were recovered giving 6.7 ml/animal. The 10 ml portions of the ascites were purified.

Ten ml of a saturated solution of ammonium sulfate was added dropwise to the equal volume of the ascites such that the mixture was first purified on the salting-out with ammonium sulfate. After stirring at 4° C. for two hours, the mixture was centrifuged at 10,000 g for 15 minutes. The supernatant was removed, and the pellet was dissolved in 5 ml of PBS. Then, the solution was dialyzed overnight against 3 liters of PBS. Subsequently, the dialyzed sample was recovered, and then only the protein G-adsorbed IgG was isolated by FPLC system using protein G column (Pharmasia). The sample was further dialyzed overnight against PBS. On the following day, concentration and purity of the protein were determined.

The quantification of the protein was performed using a protein quantification reagent of BIO RAD. The procedure was in accordance with the protocol accompanied therein. SDS-PAGE electrophoresis was performed on the purified immunoglobulin in the reductive conditions, followed by CBB stain, observing no band of contaminant proteins but bands assuming to be the heavy chain and the light chain.

In accordance with a similar procedure to the aforementioned case of RNOK2 immunoglobulin, 12 solutions were prepared having the different concentrations of the purified NOK2 immunoglobulin thus obtained.

4-4) Preparation of Target Cells

As a target cell, WR19L cells which had been transformed with human Fas gene were used. The transformation of WR19L cells (ATCC TIB52) with human Fas gene was performed according to the conventional method. Specifically, the procedure was in accordance with Okumura, et al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, vol. 91, No. 11, p4930-4934, 1994. The resultant Fas-WR19L cells were cultured, and adjusted to 2×10 5 cells/ml in a 10%FCS-RPMI medium.

4-5) Determination of Apoptosis-inhibitory Activity of RNOK2 Immunoglobulin

First, the soluble Fas ligand molecules prepared in the above 4-1) were diluted at 18.5 ng/ml with a 10%FCS-DME medium. The 25 μl portion of the dilution was added to each well on a 96-well flat-bottomed plate. Then, each of the solutions with the various concentrations of RNOK2 immunoglobulins (RNOK201, RNOK202 and RNOK203) prepared in 4-2), and of mouse NOK2 immunoglobulin prepared in 4-3) was added to the every three wells of the plate at 25 μl/well. Then, the plate was incubated in 5%CO 2 atmosphere at 37° C. for an hour. Subsequently, the Fas-WR19L cell suspension prepared in the above 4-(4) as a target cell was added thereto at 50 μl/well, and the plate was incubated in 5%CO 2 atmosphere at 37° C. for 17 hours. Then, Alamer Blue purchased from COSMO BIO was added thereto at 10 μl/well, and the plate was further incubated in 5%CO 2 atmosphere at 37° C. for four hours. Subsequently, fluorescent strength was assayed at a determination wavelength of 590 nm using a Fluorescent Microplate Reader, Fluoroscan II (trade name) (produced by Titertek) with an excitation wavelength of 544 nm. The fluorescent strength represents viable cell numbers.

For a control of 100% viable, only a 10% FCS-RPMI1640 medium (neither soluble Fas ligand, RNOK2 immunoglobulin, nor mouse NOK2 immunoglobulin) was added to 50 μl of Fas-WR19L cells (target cell) in the well at 50 μl/well, whereas for a control of apoptosis, 25 μl of a 10% FCS-RPMI1640 medium and 50 μl of Fas-WR19L cells as a target were added to 25 μl of the soluble Fas ligand. The results are shown in FIG. 15 .

FIG. 15 shows that all of humanized NOK2 immunoglobulins (RNOK201, RNOK202 and RNOK203) inhibit apoptosis by 90% or more in the range of concentrations of 0.06 μg/ml (effective concentration) or above. This demonstrates that all of the humanized immunoglobulins of the present invention are able to inhibit the apoptosis-inducing activity of the soluble Fas ligand against the Fas-expressing cells. Further, it should be especially noted that the activity of the humanized immunoglobulins of the present invention is equal to or more than the original mouse NOK2 immunoglobulin.

Further, mouse NOK2 immunoglobulin has been shown to have the much higher apoptosis-inhibitory activity at the antibody concentration of 0.01-8 μg/ml (effective concentration) compared to the Fas-Ig chimeric molecule at the same concentration as described in the PCT Application No. WO96/29350. Accordingly, it is apparent that the humanized immunoglobulins of the present invention have the higher affinity to Fas ligand and are more effective than the mouse Fas-Ig.

Additionally, this shows that either of the humanized immunoglobulins of the present invention bind to Fas ligand in body preceding the bind between Fas ligand and Fas, and therefore, it can be readily predicted that the humanized immunoglobulins of the present invention could inhibit satisfactorily the physiological reactions between Fas and Fas ligand in body.

Example 5

Preparation of Fas Ligand Introduced with Amino Acid Substitution (Fas Ligand Variant)

5-1) Construction of Expression Vector for Fas Ligand

In order to construct an expression vector for Fas ligand, the gene of the variable region of the light chain containing the leader sequence of C25 antibody described in the International Publication No. WO94/20632 was first excised with HindIII and BamHI, and ligated into the HindIII-BamHI site of the pCAG expression vector which was defective in the gene of the constant region of the κ chain in pCAG-κ expression vector described in Example 1-3). The plasmid was transformed into E. coli according to the conventional procedure, and the plasmid was recovered from the cultured transformants by the small scale plasmid preparation (Cold Spring Harbor Lab., Molecular Cloning, p.1.25, 1989). Subsequently, the leader sequence in part and the whole gene of the variable region gene which resided between the KpnI site in the leader sequence and the BamHI site downstream from the variable region of the C25 light chain were excised from the plasmid to provide the pCAG expression vector which was supplemented with the leader sequence from the light chain of C25 antibody.

5-2) Creation of Fas Ligand Gene Variants by PCR Mutagenesis and Construction of Expression Plasmids Thereof

In order to identify a recognition site in the amino acid sequence of Fas ligand, which is a region to be bound by immunoglobulins having the high apoptosis-inhibitory activity, many variants having substitution of each one of the amino acid sequence in the extracellular domain of Fas ligand as shown in FIG. 16 with underline by Ala or Gly were prepared wherein the substitution in the amino acid of Fas ligand is that the amino acids other than Ala were replaced by Ala, and Ala is replaced by Glu. Hereinafter, the Fas ligands introduced with amino acid substitution are generically referred to as Fas ligand variants. Totally, 45 Fas ligand variants were prepared wherein the variant which has one amino acid substitution that the first Tyr of the underlined in FIG. 16 replaced by Ala is referred to as B1, afterwards, the variants prepared by the sequent replacement by Ala were referred to as B2, B3, . . . and the final variant prepared by the replacement of the last Ala by Gly was referred to as B45.

At first, PCR was performed with a sense primer, EP-02 primer (SEQ ID No: 38) and an anti-sense primer, EP-03 primer (SEQ ID No: 39), using as a template the Fas ligand gene of the expression vector (i.e., human Fas ligand-BCMGSNeo) described in Example 1-6), to provide the gene fragment of Fas ligand without amino acid substitution (hereinafter, referred to as native Fas ligand to avoid confusion).

PCR was performed using TAKARA Ex Taq (trade name) (Takara Co.), whereby preparing reaction solutions according to manufacture's instructions and carrying out the 30 cycles consisting of 95° C. for one minute, 60° C. for one minute, and 72° C. for two minutes. The amplified fragments were ligated into the pCAG expression vector described in 5-1) to provide the expression vector for native Fas ligand. Ep-02 primer contains the KpnI site for ligating the above PCAG expression vector, the remaining portion of the leader sequence gene of C25 antibody, the gene sequence encoding FLAG sequence described below, and the gene sequence encoding the sequence spanning the N-terminus to Ser at position 117.

FLAG sequence comprises eight amino acids, Asp-Tyr-Lys-Asp-Asp-Asp-Asp-Lys. Tagging the sequence to a protein which is to be expressed facilitates to identify and quantify the intended protein using an antibody directed to the sequence. In the experiment, FLAG sequence was tagged at Phe of the third position from the N-terminus in the extracellular region of Fas ligand. EP-03 primer contains the gene sequence encoding the amino acid sequence downstream from Phe of the sixth position from the C-terminus of Fas ligand, the termination codon, and the BamHI site for ligating into the expression vector.

The genes encoding the Fas ligand variants were prepared by PCR mutagenesis. Specifically, the N-terminuses of the extracellular domain of Fas ligand variants were each amplified with a sense primer, MF primer (SEQ ID No: 40) corresponding to the sequence spanning from His at the fourth position to Gln at the 18th position from the N-terminus in the extracellular domain of Fas ligand, and with anti-sense primers, primers for variants introduced with the codon for Ala or Gly at the position to be substituted (the primers of variant Fas ligands B1-B45 are each described in SEQ ID Nos: 41-85). The MF primer sequence contains EcoNI site. Then, the C-terminuses of variant Fas ligands were each amplified using primers complementary to the aforementioned variant primers (the primers complementary to primers of SEQ ID Nos: 41-85 are each described in SEQ ID Nos: 86-130) as sense primers, and using an anti-sense primer, EP-03 primer. In order to prepare the 45 Fas ligand variants, 45 kinds of the aforementioned variant primers and the complement primers thereof per Fas ligand variant were synthesized. Next, PCR was again performed with EP-02 and EP-03 primers, using as templates mixtures containing equal volumes of both amplified gene fragments of the N- and C-terminuses of the Fas ligand variants. Such PCR was performed on each Fas ligand variant to provide the gene encoding the extracellular domain of each of the 45 Fas ligand variants, B1 to B45, which were introduced with the amino acid substitution in the underlined of FIG. 16 .

The gene fragments of the Fas ligand variants thus obtained were inserted into the expression vector for the native Fas ligand at the EcoNI-BamHI portion in place of the native Fas ligand gene, to provide each of expression vectors for Fas ligand variants. When the vectors were transformed into host cells, and the transformants were cultured, then proteins tagged with FLAG sequence at Phe of the third position from the N-terminus of the extracellular domain of Fas ligand would be secreted into the cultured supernatants.

5-3) Expressions of Fas Ligand Variants

The plasmids prepared as shown above were each transformed into E. coli , and the transformants were cultured. From the cultured transformants, the plasmids were recovered and purified using Plasmid Mini Kit (trade name) (produced by QIAGEN). Subsequently, the purified expression plasmids were each transformed into COS cells (ATCC CRL1650) and the transformants were cultured to provide the supernatants including the Fas ligand variants. Thus, a mixture of 1 μg of the above expression plasmid and Lipofect ACE was added to COS cells, and the cells were cultured overnight in a condition of 5%CO 2 at 37° C. Then, 4 ml of an ASF medium (trade name) (produced by Ajinomoto Inc.) was added thereto, and the cells were cultured in a condition of 5%CO 2 at 37° C. for four days, before recovering the supernatant. Additionally, the expression plasmid for the native Fas ligand was transformed into COS cells according to a similar procedure to provide the cultured supernatant. As a negative control, pCAG vector without the Fas ligand gene was transformed into COS cells according to a procedure similar to the above, and the transformants were cultured on the same medium for the same period of time before recovering the cultured supernatant.

5-4) Relative Assay for the Fas Ligands in the Cultured Supernatant

Relative concentrations of the Fas ligand variant molecules in the cultured supernatants were determined by ELISA using as standard solution the cultured supernatant including the native Fas ligand prepared as described above. Specific procedures are as follows. First, serial twofold dilutions were performed up to seven times with an ASF medium on the cultured supernatants of the native Fas ligand, each of Fas ligand variant molecules, and the negative control, to prepare totally eight kinds of solutions per supernatant. Then, the solutions with various dilutions were each added to the eight wells in a lane of a 96-well Maxisorp plate (trade name) at 50 μl/well. The eight cultured supernatants including the Fas ligand variants were each added to the wells at the eight lanes of the 3th to 10th lanes from the left hand. Since lots of plates were used in this assay, the solutions including the native Fas ligand at various concentrations were each added to the eight wells at the second lane from the left-hand of the plates, and they were used as standard for determination of the relative concentration of the Fas ligand variant added to each plate. Further, in order to examine the non-specific chromophoric strength, the solutions of the supernatant of the negative control were each added to the eight wells at the 11th lane from the-left hand. Any end lane of the plate was not used.

Next, the plates were incubated overnight at 4° C., and then, the wells were rinsed three times in 0.01M PBS with 0.05% Tween20, followed by addition of PBS with 1% BSA at 100 μl/well. After incubation at 37° C. for an hour, the wells were rinsed three times in 0.01M PBS with 0.05% Tween20, and then 25 μg/ml anti-FLAGM2 mouse monoclonal antibody (trade name) (produced by Kodak) was added to each eight wells at 50 μl/well. After incubation at 37° C. for two hours, the wells were rinsed three times in 0.01M PBS with 0.05% Tween20, and then a 5,000-fold dilution of HRP-labeled anti-mouse Ig-Cκ antibody (produced by Southern Biotechonlogy Associate) in PBS with 1% BSA was added to each eight wells at 50 μl/well. Subsequently, the plates were incubated at 37° C. for an hour, and the wells were rinsed five times in 0.01M PBS with 0.05% Tween20, after which a solution of chromophoric substrate (0.5 mM TMBZ and hydrogen peroxide) was added at 50 μl/well, and when a suitable development was obtained, the reaction was quenched with the addition of 0.3N sulfuric acid at 50 μl/well, followed by determining an absorbance in each well at a wavelength of 450 nm using Microplate Reader (produced by Molecular Devices). In the wells including the cultured supernatants of the native Fas ligand and Fas ligand variant molecules, the developments were shown depending on the concentration of the anti-FLAGM2 antibody. No development was shown in the wells including the cultured supernatants of the negative control. The results in part are shown in FIG. 17 . Consequently, it can be believed that the chromophoric strengths thus obtained (OD450 values) should be reflected to the concentrations of the native Fas ligand and Fas ligand variants tagged with FLAG sequence in the above cultured supernatants.

Next, relative volumes of the Fas ligand variants were determined using the chromophoric strength of the native Fas ligand as a standard. First, specific chromophoric strength in the well was determined by subtracting the OD 450 values of the wells which include negative control from the OD 450 values of the wells which include the native Fas ligand or the Fas ligand variant at the same dilution. Then, the OD 450 , values were plotted against the dilutions of the cultured supernatant so as to select certain OD 450 value from the range within which the OD 450 values showed a linear decrease and every linear lines showed the same inclination, and the dilutions of the native Fas ligand and Fas ligand variant were determined from the plot against the selected OD 450 value. Finally, relative dilution for the Fas ligand variant was evaluated on the basis of the dilution for the native Fas ligand to get relative concentration for the Fas ligand variant to the native Fas ligand. Such evaluation was performed on each plate to provide the relative concentrations for all Fas ligand variants to the native Fas ligand.

5-5)

Among the relative concentrations obtained in 5-4), the lowest relative concentration was selected and used as a new standard, and the cultured supernatants having the higher concentrations of the Fas ligand variants were diluted to the same concentration as the standard with the aforementioned ASF medium. This adjusted the concentrations of the Fas ligand variants or the native Fas ligand in all solutions to the same ones.

Example 6

Analysis of Site Recognized by the Anti-Fas Ligand Antibody

6-1) Preparation of Solutions of Anti-Fas Ligand Monoclonal Antibodies

Anti-Fas ligand monoclonal antibodies produced by the hybridomas, NOK1, NOK2, and NOK3 described in the international publication WO96/29350 (hereinafter may be referred to as NOK1, NOK2, and NOK3 immunoglobulin (antibody), respectively; they generically may be referred to as NOK antibody) were prepared and purified as described below.

First, hybridomas NOK1, NOK2, and NOK3 were each grew on an RPMI1640 medium supplemented with 10% FCS to 3×10 7 cells. Such 3×10 7 cells were prepared in a scale which comprises culturing 30 ml of the cultured cells in a 75 cm 2 culture flask (Pharcom). Specifically, starting from the culture at 2×10 5 cells/ml, the cells were recovered when reached 1×10 6 cells/ml.

The recovered hybridomas were suspended in 1.5 ml of PBS, and the 0.5 ml portions of the suspensions (1×10 7 cells) were administered per nude mouse intra-abdominally. After feeding for 10-18 days, the ascites deposited in the visceral cavity were recovered. The 10 ml portions of the ascites were purified. The purification was performed firstly by salting-out with ammonium sulfate thereby adding 10 ml of a saturated solution of ammonium sulfate dropwise to the equal volume of the ascites to combine together. After stirring at 4° C. for two hours, the mixtures were centrifuged at 10,000 g for 15 minutes. The supernatants were removed, and the sediments were dissolved in 5 ml of PBS. Then, the solutions were dialyzed overnight against 3 liters of PBS.

For NOK1 and NOK2 antibodies, only the protein G-adsorbed IgGs were purified by FPLC system using protein G column (trade name) (produced by Pharmasia) after recovering the dialyzed samples. The resultant samples were further dialyzed overnight against PBS. On the following day, concentration and purity of the protein were determined. For NOK3 antibody, gel-filtration was performed on the recovered dialyzed samples by FPLC system using Superdex200 column (trade name) (produced by Pharmasia) for gel-filtration to provide IgM, which had been eluted at void volume. Concentration and purity of the IgM were also determined.

The quantification of the protein was performed using a protein quantification reagent produced by BIO RAD. The procedure was in accordance with the protocol accompanied therein. SDS-PAGE electrophoresis was performed on the purified immunoglobulin in the reductive conditions, followed by CBB stain, observing no band of contaminant proteins but bands assuming to be the heavy chain and the light chain.

Serial twofold dilutions were performed with PBS containing 1% BSA on the purified NOK antibodies and the three purified humanized NOK2 antibodies (RNOK201, RNOK202, and RNOK203), specifically, using, as a starting liquid, 10 μg/ml for NOK1 antibody, 50 μg/ml for NOK2 antibody, 0.1 μg/ml for NOK3 antibody, 3.57 μg/ml for RNOK201, 1.86 μg/ml for RNOK202, and 3.35 μg/ml for RNOK203, so as to prepare totally eight kinds of antibody solutions per antibody.

6-2) Identification of the Site Recognized by Each NOK Antibody with the Fas Ligand Variants

Solutions of 29 of the Fas ligand variants prepared according to the procedure of Example 5-5), as well as the native Fas ligand were used to examine the site on Fas ligand to be bound to NOK antibody and humanized NOK2 antibody by ELISA as described below. In this experiment, the relative chromophoric strength for each Fas ligand variant on the basis of that (OD 450 value) for the native Fas ligand was determined by treatment with the same concentration of NOK antibody or humanized NOK2 antibody.

First, the solutions with the native Fas ligand and the Fas ligand variants as well as the solution of negative control, as prepared in 5-5) were each added to the eight wells in a lane of a 96-well Maxisorp plate (trade name) at 50 μl/well. The relationship in the location of lanes is the same as in 5-4). After incubation overnight at 4° C., the wells were rinsed three times in 0.01M PBS with 0.05% Tween20, and PBS with 1% BSA was added thereto at 100 μl/well. After incubation at 37° C. for an hour, the wells were rinsed three times in 0.01M PBS with 0.05% Tween20. Then, the solutions with various concentrations of NOK and humanized NOK2 antibodies prepared previously were each added to the eight wells at 50 μl/well. Subsequently, after incubation at 37° C. for two hours, the wells were rinsed three times in 0.01M PBS with 0.05% Tween20, and then a 5,000-fold dilution of HRP-labeled anti-mouse Ig-Cκ antibody or HRP-labeled anti-human Ig-Cκ antibody (both are produced by Southern Biotechonlogy Associate) in PBS with 1% BSA was added thereto at 50 μl/well. After incubation at 37° C. for an hour, the wells were rinsed three times in 0.01M PBS with 0.05% Tween20, and then a solution of chromophoric substrate (0.5 mM TMBZ and hydrogen peroxide) was added at 50 μl/well, after which, when a suitable development was obtained, the reaction was quenched with the addition of 0.3N sulfuric acid at 50 μl/well, followed by determining an absorbance in each well at a wavelength of 450 nm using Microplate Reader (produced by Molecular Devices). In the wells including the cultured supernatant of the native Fas ligand, the developments were shown depending on the concentration of NOK and humanized NOK2 antibodies. No development was shown in the wells including the solution of the negative control. The results in part are shown in FIG. 18 . Consequently, it can be believed that the chromophoric strengths thus obtained (OD450 values) should be reflected to the specific binding of NOK and humanized NOK2 antibodies to the native Fas ligand in the aforementioned solutions.

Next, relative binding activities of NOK and humanized NOK2 antibodies to each Fas ligand variant were examined on the basis of the chromophoric strength for the native Fas ligand. First, specific chromophoric strength in the well was determined by subtracting the OD 450 values of the wells in which the native Fas ligand or the Fas ligand variant was added to the wells including negative control from the OD 450 values of the wells including the native Fas ligand or the Fas ligand variant at the same dilution. Then, the OD 450 values were plotted against the dilutions of the cultured supernatant so as to select certain OD 450 value from the range within which the OD 450 values showed a linear decrease and every linear lines showed the same inclination, and the concentrations of NOK and humanized NOK2 antibodies were determined from the plots against the selected OD 450 value. Finally, relative concentrations of NOK and humanized NOK2 antibodies for each Fas ligand variant were evaluated on the basis of the antibody concentration for the native Fas ligand to provide relative binding activities of NOK and humanized NOK2 antibodies to each Fas ligand variant.

The relative binding activities of NOK and humanized NOK2 antibodies to each Fas ligand variant thus obtained are summarized in FIGS. 19 and 20 .

As shown in these figures, the decrease in the binding activity of NOK2 antibody was observed to the range from Arg at position 198 to Met at position 238 from the N-terminus of Fas ligand, and especially significant decreases were observed in Arg at position 198, Gly at position 199, Leu at position 205, Gln at position 220, Asp at position 221, Leu at position 222, Met at position 230, Gln at position 237 and Met at position 238, which numerical order is in accordance with Nagata, et al. Int. Immunology, vol. 6, p.1567-1574, 1994.

The three types of humanized NOK2 antibodies, RNOK201, RNOK202, and RNOK203 have nearly the same binding pattern, and the decrease in the binding activity was observed to the range from Arg at position 198 to Met at position 238, and especially significant decreases were observed in Arg at position 198, Gly at position 199, Leu at position 205, Gln at position 220, Asp at position 221, Leu at position 222, Lys at position 228, Met at position 230, Gln at position 237, and Met at position 238. On the other hand, this pattern was different from that for NOK2 in Arg at position 198, Lys at position 228, and Met at position 230, and these differences may be due to humanization of the former. From this findings, it is believed that the higher apoptosis-inhibitory activity of RNOK2 antibody than that of NOK2 antibody (as described in Example 4) should be due to alteration of quality and strength of the binding to the aforementioned recognized amino acids by the humanization, to cause increase in the binding activity to Fas ligand.

In the case of NOK1 antibody, the decrease in binding activity was observed from Gly at position 199 to Gln at position 237, and especially in Gly at position 199, Asn at position 203, Leu at position 205, Tyr at position 218, Gln at position 220, Asp at position 221, Leu at position 222, Gly at position 227, Lys at position 228, and Gln at position 237. In the case of NOK3 antibody, the decrease in binding activity was observed from Gly at position 199 to Met at position 238, and especially, in Gly at position 199, Gln at position 200, Asn at position 203, Leu at position 205, Tyr at position 212, Gln at position 220, Asp at position 221, Leu at position 222, Lys at position 228, Met at position 230, Gin at position 237, and Met at position 238.

The above NOK antibody is a monoclonal antibody obtained by immunization of mouse with Fas ligand-expressing cells as described in Example 1 of the Japanese Patent Application No. 303492/1995. NOK and humanized NOK2 antibodies are ones having the high inhibitory activity against apoptosis induced in the Fas-expressing cells via the interaction of Fas-Fas ligand, as shown in Examples 1 and 2 of the international publication WO96/29350 and in Example 4 herein. In other words, NOK antibody is the first anti-Fas ligand monoclonal antibody which has been obtained by immunization with Fas ligand having the native structure, and which has been shown a high apoptosis-inhibitory activity. These monoclonal antibodies are different from each other in terms of the amino acid sequences of the CDRs (complementary-determining regions), and the class and subclass, and therefore, they are entirely independent. Since the different antibodies recognize the broad region of the amino acid sequence of Fas ligand between Arg at position 198 to Met at position 238, as described above, it can be concluded that the anti-Fas ligand antibodies having the high apoptosis-inhibitory activity should generally recognizes the amino acid residues within the aforementioned region as a recognition site. Thus, the site must be a predominant region in the Fas ligand molecule, which can elicit an anti-Fas ligand antibody having the high apoptosis-inhibitory activity. Further, the above site is important for Fas ligand to exert apoptosis-inducing activity, and therefore, agents which can recognize and bind to the site may show apoptosis-inhibitory activity.

Example 7

Mapping of the Site Recognized by NOK1, NOK2, and NOK4 Antibodies Using Synthetic Peptides

1. Peptide library was prepared, which composes of 34 kinds of 15-mer peptides which comprises the 15-mer peptide starting from the N-terminus of the extracellular domain of Fas ligand (Gln at position 103 from the N-terminus of Fas ligand), the 15-mer peptide from 6 to 20 positions, the 15-mer from 11 to 25, 15-mer from 16 to 30, and the likes which were synthesized in turn by starting from downstream by five mers from the foregoing one, using PepSet (trade mark, produced by Chiron).

2. Positions in Fas ligand to which Fas ligand-antibodies were reactive, were identified using the cultured supernatants of NOK1, NOK2, and NOK4 hybridomas according to the following manner.

(1) Each well on a 96-well plate (Maxisorp, trade name, produced by Nunc) was filled up with 4-fold dilution of Blocking solution (BlockAce, produced by Dainippon Pharmaceutical Con.), and the pin of PepSet in which the synthetic peptides were immobilized on its tip was immersed into each well on the plate to block the tip of the pin for two hours at room temperature.

(2) After completion of the blocking, the pin of PepSet was removed and washed with PBS.

(3) The cultured supernatants of the NOK1, NOK2, and NOK4 hybridomas were dispensed into a fresh 96-well plate at 100 μl/well. Antibody solution attached to PepSet was used as control. PepSet contains a pin as for both positive and negative control, and the antibody solutions against the same.

(4) Then, the pins were immersed into each well on the plate described in the aforementioned item (3), and the plate was reacted for two hours at room temperature.

(5) After removal of the pins from the plate of the aforementioned item (4), the pins were transferred to pads containing PBS to wash three times by shaking for 10 minutes.

(6) 1000-Fold dilution of HRP (horseradish peroxidase)-labeled anti-mouse IgG (produced by Cappel) with PBS was dispensed into a fresh 96-well plate at 100 μl/well, and the pins of PepSet were immersed into the wells to allow the reaction for two hours at room temperature.

(7) After the reaction, the pins of PepSet were removed, and washed three times in PBS by shaking for 10 minutes.

(8) Substrate solution having the following composition was portioned into a fresh 96-well plate at 100 μl/well, and the pins of PepSet were immersed into the wells to allow the reaction for 20 minutes at room temperature.

Composition of the substrate solution:

0.4 mg/ml OPD, 0.4 μl/ml 30% H 2 O 2 , 0.1M citrate phosphate buffer (pH5.1).

(9) After removal of the pins of PepSet from the plate, 50 μl of 2N H 2 SO 4 was added to the wells to quench the reaction.

(10) Absorbance in the well liquids on the plate was determined by a plate reader (produced by BIO RAD).

(11) As a result, color changes by the enzymatic reaction of HRP conjugated to the peptide immobilized on the pins were observed in the wells immersed with the pins immobilized with the peptides, LYFVYSKVYFRGQSC (SEQ ID NO:133), SKVYFRGQSCNNLPL (SEQ ID NO:134), and RGQSCNNLPLSHKVY (SEQ ID NO:137), (i.e., 188-202 positions, 193-207 positions, 198-212 positions from the N-terminus of Fas ligand) for the cultured supernatants of NOK1 and NOK4 hybridomas, and in the wells with YPQDLVMMEGKMMSY (SEQ ID NO:136) VMMEGKMMSYCTTGQ (SEQ ID NO:137), and KMMSYCTTGQMWARS (SEQ ID NO:138), for the NOK2 hybridoma (218-232 positions, 223-237 positions, 228-242 positions from the N-terminus of Fas ligand). Thus, it has been shown that the anti-Fas ligand antibody produced by NOK1 and NOK4 hybridomas recognize the region, LYFVYSKVYFRGQSCNNLPLSHKVY (SEQ ID NO:139), of Fas ligand, whereas the anti-Fas ligand antibody of NOK2 hybridoma recognizes the region, YPQDLVMMEGKMMSYCTTGQMWARS (SEQ ID NO:140), of Fas ligand.

Analysis of the site recognized by anti-Fas ligand antibodies using the Fas ligand variants as described in Example 6 shows that most of the sequences of the synthetic peptides which were observed to be reactive in this Example encompasses the aforementioned recognition site against anti-Fas ligand antibody as identified in the analysis. This shows again that the above site contains amino acids which play an important role for antigen-recognition/binding.

Example 8

Modelling for Fas Ligand

In order to examine the position at which the site recognized by the anti-Fas ligand antibodies resides on Fas ligand as identified in Example 6, modelling for Fas ligand was performed. Fas ligand is understood to belong to a TNF family, which includes TNF-α and TNF-β, and to form a trimer similar to TNF (Manuel C. P., et al., Molecular Immunology, vol. 32 (10), p.761-772, 1996). Thus, the model for the Fas ligand trimer was constructed by a molecular modelling using a computer with TNF as a template, and the examination was performed to seek for the position at which the site recognized by the anti-Fas ligand antibodies resides on Fas ligand which plays an important role to the apoptosis-inhibitory activity which had been confirmed in the binding experiment between the anti-Fas ligand antibody and the Fas ligand variants

First, in the modelling for the Fas ligand trimer, the modelling was performed on its monomer. Specifically, Modeler (Molecular Simulations Inc.), a software for modelling which runs on Silicongraphics was utilized using as templates the three-dimensional structures of TNF-α and TNF-β, which are known to show the high homology to Fas ligand. The amino acid sequence of the extracellular domain of Fas ligand was aligned with those of TNF-α and TNF-β as shown in FIG. 21 , and the results were inputted into Modeler. As templates, the data for the coordinates of TNF-α (PDB ID:1TNF) and TNF-β (PDB ID:1TNR) from Brookhaven Protein Data Bank (PDB) was inputted. Since PDB ID:1TNF represents a data for the crystal structure of the TNF-α trimer whereas PDB ID:1TNR represents a data for the crystal structure of the complex comprising TNF-β and TNF receptor 55, only data for the TNF-α monomer and TNF-β monomer was extracted from them. According to the Modeler's instructions, the modelling was performed modifying the conditions to obtain 10 models, such that Model No. 3 was selected as a Fas ligand model, which is lower in the energy following energy-minimizing calculation, the probability density function (i.e., PDF), and the value of Root Mean Square of all atoms (i.e., RMS).

Then, on the basis of the model for Fas ligand thus obtained, Fas ligand trimer was constructed. Specifically, the model for the above Fas ligand monomer was superimposed on the atomic coordinate of each segment of TNF monomer of the above TNF-α trimer, PDB ID:1TNF using QUANTA/CHARMm (produced by Molecular Simulations Inc.), a software running on Silicongraphics, and after correcting the bad contact, the energy-minimizing calculation was performed, so as to construct the model for the Fas ligand trimer. The monomers which form the trimer are each referred to as Fas ligand A molecule, B molecule, and C molecule, or A segment, B segment, and C segment. Data for the atomic coordinates (PDB format) is shown in Table 1.

TABLE 1
Atomic coordinates of the higher-order structure of Fas ligand
Atom	Amino acid
species	residues	#	X	Y	Z	OCC	B
ATOM 1	N	ARG	A	1	−1.389	71.752	−6.218	1.00	5.73
ATOM 2	CA	ARG	A	1	−1.823	72.707	−5.191	1.00	5.73
ATOM 3	C	ARG	A	1	−0.735	72.796	−4.140	1.00	5.73
ATOM 4	O	ARG	A	1	0.417	72.930	−4.523	1.00	5.73
ATOM 5	CB	ARG	A	1	−3.207	72.348	−4.642	1.00	5.73
ATOM 6	CG	ARG	A	1	−4.345	72.778	−5.564	1.00	5.73
ATOM 7	CD	ARG	A	1	−5.708	72.545	−4.915	1.00	5.73
ATOM 8	NE	ARG	A	1	−6.787	72.989	−5.795	1.00	5.73
ATOM 9	CZ	ARG	A	1	−7.819	72.166	−6.086	1.00	5.73
ATOM 10	NH1	ARG	A	1	−8.790	72.608	−6.883	1.00	5.73
ATOM 11	NH2	ARG	A	1	−7.865	70.928	−5.587	1.00	5.73
ATOM 12	1H	ARG	A	1	−2.006	71.784	−7.053	1.00	20.00
ATOM 13	2H	ARG	A	1	−0.414	72.022	−6.470	1.00	20.00
ATOM 14	3H	ARG	A	1	−1.374	70.790	−5.820	1.00	20.00
ATOM 15	HE	ARG	A	1	−6.744	73.925	−6.147	1.00	20.00
ATOM 16	1HH1	ARG	A	1	−9.573	72.032	−7.119	1.00	20.00
ATOM 17	2HH1	ARG	A	1	−8.753	73.531	−7.268	1.00	20.00
ATOM 18	1HH2	ARG	A	1	−8.635	70.316	−5.767	1.00	20.00
ATOM 19	2HH2	ARG	A	1	−7.118	70.572	−5.022	1.00	20.00
ATOM 20	N	LYS	A	2	−1.115	72.708	−2.849	1.00	19.49
ATOM 21	CA	LYS	A	2	−0.107	72.844	−1.798	1.00	19.49
ATOM 22	C	LYS	A	2	0.758	71.626	−1.728	1.00	19.49
ATOM 23	O	LYS	A	2	0.263	70.508	−1.652	1.00	19.49
ATOM 24	CB	LYS	A	2	−0.703	73.923	−0.403	1.00	19.49
ATOM 25	CG	LYS	A	2	−1.476	74.314	−0.180	1.00	19.49
ATOM 26	CD	LYS	A	2	−2.836	74.287	−0.849	1.00	19.49
ATOM 27	CE	LYS	A	2	−3.607	75.534	−0.513	1.00	19.49
ATOM 28	NZ	LYS	A	2	−3.410	76.656	−1.439	1.00	19.49
ATOM 29	H	LYS	A	2	−2.031	72.441	−2.559	1.00	20.00
ATOM 30	1HZ	LYS	A	2	−4.257	77.263	−1.299	1.00	20.00
ATOM 31	2HZ	LYS	A	2	−2.532	77.166	−1.216	1.00	20.00
ATOM 32	3HZ	LYS	A	2	−3.404	76.329	−2.424	1.00	20.00
ATOM 33	N	VAL	A	3	2.059	71.908	−1.797	1.00	4.59
ATOM 34	CA	VAL	A	3	3.037	70.833	−1.778	1.00	4.59
ATOM 35	C	VAL	A	3	4.182	71.303	−0.907	1.00	4.59
ATOM 36	O	VAL	A	3	4.460	72.496	−0.816	1.00	4.59
ATOM 37	CB	VAL	A	3	3.496	70.493	−3.215	1.00	4.59
ATOM 38	CG1	VAL	A	3	4.575	69.408	−3.278	1.00	4.59
ATOM 39	CG2	VAL	A	3	2.311	70.071	−4.087	1.00	4.59
ATOM 40	H	VAL	A	3	2.389	72.853	−1.800	1.00	20.00
ATOM 41	N	ALA	A	4	4.801	70.306	−0.271	1.00	5.22
ATOM 42	CA	ALA	A	4	6.025	70.518	0.478	1.00	5.22
ATOM 43	C	ALA	A	4	6.854	69.270	0.324	1.00	5.22
ATOM 44	O	ALA	A	4	6.323	68.166	0.274	1.00	5.22
ATOM 45	CB	ALA	A	4	5.723	70.722	1.963	1.00	5.22
ATOM 46	H	ALA	A	4	4.466	69.365	−0.377	1.00	20.00
ATOM 47	N	HIS	A	5	8.165	69.492	0.259	1.00	4.76
ATOM 48	CA	HIS	A	5	9.087	68.363	0.340	1.00	4.76
ATOM 49	C	HIS	A	5	10.319	68.911	0.995	1.00	4.76
ATOM 50	O	HIS	A	5	10.920	69.784	0.402	1.00	4.76
ATOM 51	CB	HIS	A	5	9.444	67.835	−1.057	1.00	4.76
ATOM 52	CG	HIS	A	5	10.391	66.663	−0.935	1.00	4.76
ATOM 53	ND1	HIS	A	5	9.969	65.394	−0.856	1.00	4.76
ATOM 54	CD2	HIS	A	5	11.788	66.678	−0.853	1.00	4.76
ATOM 55	CE1	HIS	A	5	11.082	64.614	−0.722	1.00	4.76
ATOM 56	NE2	HIS	A	5	12.201	65.396	−0.719	1.00	4.76
ATOM 57	H	HIS	A	5	8.515	70.432	0.202	1.00	20.00
ATOM 58	HD1	HIS	A	5	9.032	65.102	−0.893	1.00	20.00
ATOM 59	N	LEU	A	6	10.630	68.419	2.199	1.00	6.04
ATOM 60	CA	LEU	A	6	11.725	68.990	2.981	1.00	6.04
ATOM 61	C	LEU	A	6	12.794	67.980	3.272	1.00	6.04
ATOM 62	O	LEU	A	6	12.501	66.802	3.412	1.00	6.04
ATOM 63	CB	LEU	A	6	11.244	69.442	4.348	1.00	6.04
ATOM 64	CG	LEU	A	6	10.107	70.438	4.321	1.00	6.04
ATOM 65	CD1	LEU	A	6	9.730	70.798	5.745	1.00	6.04
ATOM 66	CD2	LEU	A	6	10.447	71.671	3.495	1.00	6.04
ATOM 67	H	LEU	A	6	10.081	67.684	2.590	1.00	20.00
ATOM 68	N	THR	A	7	14.024	68.489	3.408	1.00	3.03
ATOM 69	CA	THR	A	7	15.080	67.561	3.795	1.00	3.03
ATOM 70	C	THR	A	7	15.620	67.841	5.183	1.00	3.03
ATOM 71	O	THR	A	7	15.443	68.922	5.735	1.00	3.03
ATOM 72	CB	THR	A	7	16.190	67.576	2.745	1.00	3.03
ATOM 73	OG1	THR	A	7	16.533	68.925	2.406	1.00	3.03
ATOM 74	CG2	THR	A	7	15.777	66.803	1.489	1.00	3.03
ATOM 75	H	THR	A	7	14.229	69.466	3.302	1.00	20.00
ATOM 76	HG1	THR	A	7	17.405	68.899	2.033	1.00	20.00
ATOM 77	N	GLY	A	8	16.265	66.799	5.735	1.00	3.29
ATOM 78	CA	GLY	A	8	16.871	66.977	7.054	1.00	3.29
ATOM 79	C	GLY	A	8	18.225	67.663	7.023	1.00	3.29
ATOM 80	O	GLY	A	8	19.042	67.442	6.137	1.00	3.29
ATOM 81	H	GLY	A	8	16.315	65.930	5.237	1.00	20.00
ATOM 82	N	LYS	A	9	18.437	68.502	8.052	1.00	6.71
ATOM 83	CA	LYS	A	9	19.711	69.220	8.111	1.00	6.71
ATOM 84	C	LYS	A	9	20.941	68.381	8.395	1.00	6.71
ATOM 85	O	LYS	A	9	21.247	68.035	9.530	1.00	6.71
ATOM 86	CB	LYS	A	9	19.686	70.355	9.130	1.00	6.71
ATOM 87	CG	LYS	A	9	18.723	71.483	8.796	1.00	6.71
ATOM 88	CD	LYS	A	9	18.966	72.700	9.685	1.00	6.71
ATOM 89	CE	LYS	A	9	18.067	73.876	9.307	1.00	6.71
ATOM 90	NZ	LYS	A	9	18.085	74.872	10.386	1.00	6.71
ATOM 91	H	LYS	A	9	17.702	68.659	8.715	1.00	20.00
ATOM 92	1HZ	LYS	A	9	17.311	75.551	10.252	1.00	20.00
ATOM 93	2HZ	LYS	A	9	17.856	74.397	11.295	1.00	20.00
ATOM 94	3HZ	LYS	A	9	19.002	75.344	10.467	1.00	20.00
ATOM 95	N	SER	A	10	21.685	68.152	7.300	1.00	13.61
ATOM 96	CA	SER	A	10	23.041	67.594	7.392	1.00	13.61
ATOM 97	C	SER	A	10	23.911	68.121	8.519	1.00	13.61
ATOM 98	O	SER	A	10	24.481	67.396	9.326	1.00	13.61
ATOM 99	CB	SER	A	10	23.781	67.790	6.072	1.00	13.61
ATOM 100	OG	SER	A	10	22.916	67.441	4.994	1.00	13.61
ATOM 101	H	SER	A	10	21.215	68.222	6.416	1.00	20.00
ATOM 102	HG	SER	A	10	23.463	67.394	4.221	1.00	20.00
ATOM 103	N	ASN	A	11	23.994	69.458	8.546	1.00	8.64
ATOM 104	CA	ASN	A	11	24.685	70.004	9.707	1.00	8.64
ATOM 105	C	ASN	A	11	23.743	70.544	10.757	1.00	8.64
ATOM 106	O	ASN	A	11	23.681	71.729	11.057	1.00	8.64
ATOM 107	CB	ASN	A	11	25.790	70.991	9.310	1.00	8.64
ATOM 108	CG	ASN	A	11	27.028	70.293	8.740	1.00	8.64
ATOM 109	OD1	ASN	A	11	27.932	70.940	8.230	1.00	8.64
ATOM 110	ND2	ASN	A	11	27.071	68.952	8.839	1.00	8.64
ATOM 111	H	ASN	A	11	23.538	70.027	7.862	1.00	20.00
ATOM 112	1HD2	ASN	A	11	26.361	68.361	9.233	1.00	20.00
ATOM 113	2HD2	ASN	A	11	27.896	68.522	8.476	1.00	20.00
ATOM 114	N	SER	A	12	23.018	69.574	11.324	1.00	14.76
ATOM 115	CA	SER	A	12	22.324	69.884	12.564	1.00	14.76
ATOM 116	C	SER	A	12	23.000	69.149	13.696	1.00	14.76
ATOM 117	O	SER	A	12	23.766	68.217	13.483	1.00	14.76
ATOM 118	CB	SER	A	12	20.841	69.520	12.478	1.00	14.76
ATOM 119	OG	SER	A	12	20.117	70.231	13.487	1.00	14.76
ATOM 120	H	SER	A	12	23.078	68.625	11.004	1.00	20.00
ATOM 121	HG	SER	A	12	19.207	70.232	13.210	1.00	20.00
ATOM 122	N	ARG	A	13	22.710	69.622	14.916	1.00	14.62
ATOM 123	CA	ARG	A	13	23.259	68.873	16.045	1.00	14.62
ATOM 124	C	ARG	A	13	22.596	67.516	16.200	1.00	14.62
ATOM 125	O	ARG	A	13	21.487	67.300	15.738	1.00	14.62
ATOM 126	CB	ARG	A	13	23.140	69.684	17.336	1.00	14.62
ATOM 127	CG	ARG	A	13	23.873	71.022	17.256	1.00	14.62
ATOM 128	CD	ARG	A	13	23.890	71.764	18.596	1.00	14.62
ATOM 129	NE	ARG	A	13	24.741	72.954	18.530	1.00	14.62
ATOM 130	CZ	ARG	A	13	26.079	72.866	18.718	1.00	14.62
ATOM 131	NH1	ARG	A	13	26.832	73.955	18.580	1.00	14.62
ATOM 132	NH2	ARG	A	13	26.647	71.703	19.037	1.00	14.62
ATOM 133	H	ARG	A	13	21.993	70.317	14.993	1.00	20.00
ATOM 134	HE	ARG	A	13	24.299	73.819	18.289	1.00	20.00
ATOM 135	1HH1	ARG	A	13	27.824	73.921	18.702	1.00	20.00
ATOM 136	2HH1	ARG	A	13	26.415	74.834	18.348	1.00	20.00
ATOM 137	1HH2	ARG	A	13	27.634	71.610	19.161	1.00	20.00
ATOM 138	2HH2	ARG	A	13	26.077	70.890	19.157	1.00	20.00
ATOM 139	N	SER	A	14	23.304	66.613	16.896	1.00	5.58
ATOM 140	CA	SER	A	14	22.754	65.263	17.042	1.00	5.58
ATOM 141	C	SER	A	14	21.436	65.109	17.792	1.00	5.58
ATOM 142	O	SER	A	14	20.787	64.074	17.725	1.00	5.58
ATOM 143	CB	SER	A	14	23.817	64.357	17.654	1.00	5.58
ATOM 144	OG	SER	A	14	25.103	64.770	17.172	1.00	5.58
ATOM 145	H	SER	A	14	24.270	66.737	17.123	1.00	20.00
ATOM 146	HG	SER	A	14	25.612	63.974	17.078	1.00	20.00
ATOM 147	N	MET	A	15	21.074	66.181	18.524	1.00	11.01
ATOM 148	CA	MET	A	15	19.750	66.148	19.147	1.00	11.01
ATOM 149	C	MET	A	15	18.545	66.382	18.225	1.00	11.01
ATOM 150	O	MET	A	15	17.669	65.533	18.172	1.00	11.01
ATOM 151	CB	MET	A	15	19.685	67.011	20.420	1.00	11.01
ATOM 152	CG	MET	A	15	20.747	66.686	21.473	1.00	11.01
ATOM 153	SD	MET	A	15	20.601	67.740	22.927	1.00	11.01
ATOM 154	CE	MET	A	15	18.959	67.225	23.457	1.00	11.01
ATOM 155	H	MET	A	15	21.654	66.991	18.538	1.00	20.00
ATOM 156	N	PRO	A	16	18.467	67.542	17.508	1.00	6.76
ATOM 157	CA	PRO	A	16	17.278	67.737	16.668	1.00	6.76
ATOM 158	C	PRO	A	16	17.336	67.088	15.288	1.00	6.76
ATOM 159	O	PRO	A	16	18.366	66.988	14.636	1.00	6.76
ATOM 160	CB	PRO	A	16	17.205	69.262	16.583	1.00	6.76
ATOM 161	CG	PRO	A	16	18.666	69.706	16.546	1.00	6.76
ATOM 162	CD	PRO	A	16	19.336	68.721	17.496	1.00	6.76
ATOM 163	N	LEU	A	17	16.124	66.718	14.845	1.00	6.37
ATOM 164	CA	LEU	A	17	15.919	66.590	13.404	1.00	6.37
ATOM 165	C	LEU	A	17	15.330	67.895	12.927	1.00	6.37
ATOM 166	O	LEU	A	17	14.283	68.315	13.399	1.00	6.37
ATOM 167	CB	LEU	A	17	14.948	65.447	13.094	1.00	6.37
ATOM 168	CG	LEU	A	17	14.792	65.085	11.612	1.00	6.37
ATOM 169	CD1	LEU	A	17	16.115	64.679	10.956	1.00	6.37
ATOM 170	CD2	LEU	A	17	13.719	64.012	11.424	1.00	6.37
ATOM 171	H	LEU	A	17	15.332	66.774	15.449	1.00	20.00
ATOM 172	N	GLU	A	18	16.051	68.537	12.005	1.00	14.08
ATOM 173	CA	GLU	A	18	15.485	69.803	11.562	1.00	14.08
ATOM 174	C	GLU	A	18	15.250	69.762	10.073	1.00	14.08
ATOM 175	O	GLU	A	18	15.974	69.085	9.353	1.00	14.08
ATOM 176	CB	GLU	A	18	16.398	70.960	11.964	1.00	14.08
ATOM 177	CG	GLU	A	18	15.640	72.251	12.305	1.00	14.08
ATOM 178	CD	GLU	A	18	16.589	73.436	12.387	1.00	14.08
ATOM 179	OE1	GLU	A	18	17.778	73.270	12.652	1.00	14.08
ATOM 180	CE2	GLU	A	18	16.177	74.559	12.109	1.00	14.08
ATOM 181	H	GLU	A	18	16.873	68.153	11.585	1.00	20.00
ATOM 182	N	TRP	A	19	14.198	70.475	9.654	1.00	6.20
ATOM 183	CA	TRP	A	19	13.914	70.460	8.224	1.00	6.20
ATOM 184	C	TRP	A	19	14.463	71.678	7.511	1.00	6.20
ATOM 185	O	TRP	A	19	14.779	72.689	8.129	1.00	6.20
ATOM 186	CB	TRP	A	19	12.411	70.326	7.984	1.00	6.20
ATOM 187	CG	TRP	A	19	11.882	69.013	8.517	1.00	6.20
ATOM 188	CD1	TRP	A	19	10.955	68.849	9.558	1.00	6.20
ATOM 189	CD2	TRP	A	19	12.215	67.672	8.093	1.00	6.20
ATOM 190	NE1	TRP	A	19	10.707	67.532	9.795	1.00	6.20
ATOM 191	CE2	TRP	A	19	11.460	66.767	8.913	1.00	6.20
ATOM 192	CE3	TRP	A	19	13.072	67.161	7.097	1.00	6.20
ATOM 193	CZ2	TRP	A	19	11.597	65.374	8.732	1.00	6.20
ATOM 194	CZ3	TRP	A	19	13.198	65.767	6.923	1.00	6.20
ATOM 195	CH2	TRP	A	19	12.464	64.877	7.736	1.00	6.20
ATOM 196	H	TRP	A	19	13.691	71.069	10.277	1.00	20.00
ATOM 197	HE1	TRP	A	19	10.109	67.179	10.486	1.00	20.00
ATOM 198	N	GLU	A	20	14.553	71.530	6.181	1.00	5.13
ATOM 199	CA	GLU	A	20	15.101	72.623	5.385	1.00	5.13
ATOM 200	C	GLU	A	20	14.370	72.847	4.082	1.00	5.13
ATOM 201	O	GLU	A	20	13.839	71.906	3.505	1.00	5.13
ATOM 202	CB	GLU	A	20	16.573	72.359	5.094	1.00	5.13
ATOM 203	CG	GLU	A	20	17.460	73.452	5.688	1.00	5.13
ATOM 204	CD	GLU	A	20	18.919	73.191	5.367	1.00	5.13
ATOM 205	OE1	GLU	A	20	19.233	72.953	4.202	1.00	5.13
ATOM 206	OE2	GLU	A	20	19.741	73.238	6.281	1.00	5.13
ATOM 207	H	GLU	A	20	14.410	70.630	5.764	1.00	20.00
ATOM 208	N	ASP	A	21	14.415	74.133	3.664	1.00	13.73
ATOM 209	CA	ASP	A	21	13.739	74.576	2.440	1.00	13.73
ATOM 210	C	ASP	A	21	14.628	74.779	1.224	1.00	13.73
ATOM 211	O	ASP	A	21	14.264	74.520	0.083	1.00	13.73
ATOM 212	CB	ASP	A	21	12.921	75.854	2.658	1.00	13.73
ATOM 213	CG	ASP	A	21	12.016	75.767	3.873	1.00	13.73
ATOM 214	OD1	ASP	A	21	11.748	76.809	4.465	1.00	13.73
ATOM 215	OD2	ASP	A	21	11.587	74.672	4.233	1.00	13.73
ATOM 216	H	ASP	A	21	14.787	74.814	4.289	1.00	20.00
ATOM 217	N	THR	A	22	15.840	75.265	1.494	1.00	11.65
ATOM 218	CA	THR	A	22	16.637	75.591	0.315	1.00	11.65
ATOM 219	C	THR	A	22	17.551	74.473	−0.160	1.00	11.65
ATOM 220	O	THR	A	22	18.772	74.519	−0.079	1.00	11.65
ATOM 221	CB	THR	A	22	17.345	76.931	0.534	1.00	11.65
ATOM 222	OG1	THR	A	22	16.385	77.868	1.043	1.00	11.65
ATOM 223	CG2	THR	A	22	17.992	77.488	−0.740	1.00	11.65
ATOM 224	H	THR	A	22	16.146	75.452	2.424	1.00	20.00
ATOM 225	HG1	THR	A	22	16.826	78.699	1.148	1.00	20.00
ATOM 226	N	TYR	A	23	16.867	73.447	−0.685	1.00	6.57
ATOM 227	CA	TYR	A	23	17.600	72.318	−1.247	1.00	6.57
ATOM 228	C	TYR	A	23	17.037	71.987	−2.616	1.00	6.57
ATOM 229	O	TYR	A	23	15.911	72.348	−2.931	1.00	6.57
ATOM 230	CB	TYR	A	23	17.557	71.133	−0.264	1.00	6.57
ATOM 231	CG	TYR	A	23	18.370	69.948	−0.741	1.00	6.57
ATOM 232	CD1	TYR	A	23	17.700	68.824	−1.269	1.00	6.57
ATOM 233	CD2	TYR	A	23	19.776	70.002	−0.652	1.00	6.57
ATOM 234	CE1	TYR	A	23	18.456	67.738	−1.741	1.00	6.57
ATOM 235	CE2	TYR	A	23	20.532	68.913	−1.117	1.00	6.57
ATOM 236	CZ	TYR	A	23	19.862	67.799	−1.664	1.00	6.57
ATOM 237	OH	TYR	A	23	20.596	66.735	−2.145	1.00	6.57
ATOM 238	H	TYR	A	23	15.866	73.514	−0.747	1.00	20.00
ATOM 239	HH	TYR	A	23	21.504	66.817	−1.884	1.00	20.00
ATOM 240	N	GLY	A	24	17.882	71.296	−3.413	1.00	5.63
ATOM 241	CA	GLY	A	24	17.582	70.981	−4.814	1.00	5.63
ATOM 242	C	GLY	A	24	16.127	70.704	−5.132	1.00	5.63
ATOM 243	O	GLY	A	24	15.478	71.429	−5.877	1.00	5.63
ATOM 244	H	GLY	A	24	18.771	71.050	−3.033	1.00	20.00
ATOM 245	N	ILE	A	25	15.625	69.623	−4.516	1.00	5.38
ATOM 246	CA	ILE	A	25	14.180	69.558	−4.660	1.00	5.38
ATOM 247	C	ILE	A	25	13.430	69.623	−3.353	1.00	5.38
ATOM 248	O	ILE	A	25	12.788	68.690	−2.892	1.00	5.38
ATOM 249	CB	ILE	A	25	13.710	68.418	−5.561	1.00	5.38
ATOM 250	CG1	ILE	A	25	14.683	68.204	−6.729	1.00	5.38
ATOM 251	CG2	ILE	A	25	12.320	68.814	−6.063	1.00	5.38
ATOM 252	CD1	ILE	A	25	14.563	66.862	−7.442	1.00	5.38
ATOM 253	H	ILE	A	25	16.152	68.987	−3.950	1.00	20.00
ATOM 254	N	VAL	A	26	13.545	70.828	−2.791	1.00	4.68
ATOM 255	CA	VAL	A	26	12.714	71.139	−1.645	1.00	4.68
ATOM 256	C	VAL	A	26	11.801	72.307	−1.948	1.00	4.68
ATOM 257	O	VAL	A	26	12.200	73.343	−2.466	1.00	4.68
ATOM 258	CB	VAL	A	26	13.583	71.364	−0.411	1.00	4.68
ATOM 259	CG1	VAL	A	26	12.770	71.947	0.726	1.00	4.68
ATOM 260	CG2	VAL	A	26	14.214	70.049	0.040	1.00	4.68
ATOM 261	H	VAL	A	26	14.148	71.536	−3.170	1.00	20.00
ATOM 262	N	LEU	A	27	10.517	72.036	−1.668	1.00	5.09
ATOM 263	CA	LEU	A	27	9.501	72.981	−2.119	1.00	5.09
ATOM 264	C	LEU	A	27	8.486	73.335	−1.082	1.00	5.09
ATOM 265	O	LEU	A	27	8.301	72.647	−0.082	1.00	5.09
ATOM 266	CB	LEU	A	27	8.710	72.440	−3.294	1.00	5.09
ATOM 267	CG	LEU	A	27	9.651	71.772	−4.264	1.00	5.09
ATOM 268	CD1	LEU	A	27	9.013	70.489	−4.783	1.00	5.09
ATOM 269	CD2	LEU	A	27	10.301	72.777	−5.224	1.00	5.09
ATOM 270	H	LEU	A	27	10.302	71.172	−1.210	1.00	20.00
ATOM 271	N	LEU	A	28	7.815	74.434	−1.464	1.00	7.30
ATOM 272	CA	LEU	A	28	6.781	75.058	−0.666	1.00	7.30
ATOM 273	C	LEU	A	28	5.743	75.691	−1.577	1.00	7.30
ATOM 274	O	LEU	A	28	6.092	76.467	−2.457	1.00	7.30
ATOM 275	CB	LEU	A	28	7.456	76.136	0.181	1.00	7.30
ATOM 276	CG	LEU	A	28	6.478	76.882	1.074	1.00	7.30
ATOM 277	CD1	LEU	A	28	5.697	75.875	1.898	1.00	7.30
ATOM 278	CD2	LEU	A	28	7.142	77.965	1.922	1.00	7.30
ATOM 279	H	LEU	A	28	8.075	74.917	−2.301	1.00	20.00
ATOM 280	N	SER	A	29	4.472	75.373	−1.280	1.00	16.57
ATOM 281	CA	SER	A	29	3.392	76.107	−1.940	1.00	16.57
ATOM 282	C	SER	A	29	2.221	76.367	−1.012	1.00	16.57
ATOM 283	O	SER	A	29	1.327	75.543	−0.888	1.00	16.57
ATOM 284	CB	SER	A	29	2.894	75.353	−3.178	1.00	16.57
ATOM 285	OG	SER	A	29	3.993	75.008	−4.023	1.00	16.57
ATOM 286	H	SER	A	29	4.316	74.571	−0.697	1.00	20.00
ATOM 287	HG	SER	A	29	3.640	74.527	−4.758	1.00	20.00
ATOM 288	N	GLY	A	30	2.248	77.534	−0.342	1.00	4.20
ATOM 289	CA	GLY	A	30	1.116	77.838	0.544	1.00	4.20
ATOM 290	C	GLY	A	30	1.203	77.273	1.958	1.00	4.20
ATOM 291	O	GLY	A	30	0.622	77.781	2.906	1.00	4.20
ATOM 292	H	GLY	A	30	3.028	78.156	−0.418	1.00	20.00
ATOM 293	N	VAL	A	31	1.980	76.187	2.068	1.00	3.10
ATOM 294	CA	VAL	A	31	2.296	75.687	3.406	1.00	3.10
ATOM 295	C	VAL	A	31	3.237	76.702	4.061	1.00	3.10
ATOM 296	O	VAL	A	31	3.778	77.570	3.384	1.00	3.10
ATOM 297	CB	VAL	A	31	2.908	74.273	3.233	1.00	3.10
ATOM 298	CG1	VAL	A	31	3.349	73.565	4.517	1.00	3.10
ATOM 299	CG2	VAL	A	31	1.948	73.386	2.437	1.00	3.10
ATOM 300	H	VAL	A	31	2.496	75.876	1.275	1.00	20.00
ATOM 301	N	LYS	A	32	3.419	76.589	5.377	1.00	18.46
ATOM 302	CA	LYS	A	32	4.512	77.387	5.919	1.00	18.46
ATOM 303	C	LYS	A	32	5.317	76.556	6.881	1.00	18.46
ATOM 304	O	LYS	A	32	4.778	75.698	7.565	1.00	18.46
ATOM 305	CB	LYS	A	32	3.975	78.664	6.573	1.00	18.46
ATOM 306	CG	LYS	A	32	5.064	79.664	6.979	1.00	18.46
ATOM 307	CD	LYS	A	32	4.486	80.949	7.559	1.00	18.46
ATOM 308	CE	LYS	A	32	3.612	80.698	8.786	1.00	18.46
ATOM 309	NZ	LYS	A	32	3.014	81.976	9.189	1.00	18.46
ATOM 310	H	LYS	A	32	2.890	75.938	5.925	1.00	20.00
ATOM 311	1HZ	LYS	A	32	2.376	81.823	9.995	1.00	20.00
ATOM 312	2HZ	LYS	A	32	3.769	82.643	9.447	1.00	20.00
ATOM 313	3HZ	LYS	A	32	2.473	82.359	8.387	1.00	20.00
ATOM 314	N	TYR	A	33	6.623	76.837	6.903	1.00	6.60
ATOM 315	CA	TYR	A	33	7.411	76.135	7.906	1.00	6.60
ATOM 316	C	TYR	A	33	7.557	76.987	9.133	1.00	6.60
ATOM 317	O	TYR	A	33	7.743	78.196	9.059	1.00	6.60
ATOM 318	CB	TYR	A	33	8.765	75.728	7.327	1.00	6.60
ATOM 319	CG	TYR	A	33	8.503	75.070	5.997	1.00	6.60
ATOM 320	CD1	TYR	A	33	8.852	75.754	4.819	1.00	6.60
ATOM 321	CD2	TYR	A	33	7.878	73.810	5.974	1.00	6.60
ATOM 322	CE1	TYR	A	33	8.566	75.159	3.581	1.00	6.60
ATOM 323	CE2	TYR	A	33	7.555	73.235	4.739	1.00	6.60
ATOM 324	CZ	TYR	A	33	7.901	73.918	3.562	1.00	6.60
ATOM 325	OH	TYR	A	33	7.546	73.347	2.360	1.00	6.60
ATOM 326	H	TYR	A	33	7.036	77.555	6.344	1.00	20.00
ATOM 327	HH	TYR	A	33	8.135	72.630	2.144	1.00	20.00
ATOM 328	N	LYS	A	34	7.421	76.307	10.272	1.00	11.73
ATOM 329	CA	LYS	A	34	7.606	77.087	11.484	1.00	11.73
ATOM 330	C	LYS	A	34	8.708	76.511	12.360	1.00	11.73
ATOM 331	O	LYS	A	34	9.847	76.398	11.928	1.00	11.73
ATOM 332	CB	LYS	A	34	6.245	77.314	12.154	1.00	11.73
ATOM 333	CG	LYS	A	34	6.241	78.556	13.045	1.00	11.73
ATOM 334	CD	LYS	A	34	4.886	78.804	13.698	1.00	11.73
ATOM 335	CE	LYS	A	34	4.936	80.002	14.643	1.00	11.73
ATOM 336	NZ	LYS	A	34	3.589	80.254	15.171	1.00	11.73
ATOM 337	H	LYS	A	34	7.171	75.336	10.244	1.00	20.00
ATOM 338	1HZ	LYS	A	34	3.625	81.026	15.866	1.00	20.00
ATOM 339	2HZ	LYS	A	34	2.962	80.522	14.387	1.00	20.00
ATOM 340	3HZ	LYS	A	34	3.221	79.390	15.620	1.00	20.00
ATOM 341	N	LYS	A	35	8.357	76.118	13.597	1.00	6.70
ATOM 342	CA	LYS	A	35	9.396	75.517	14.429	1.00	6.70
ATOM 343	C	LYS	A	35	9.571	74.038	14.124	1.00	6.70
ATOM 344	O	LYS	A	35	9.171	73.168	14.883	1.00	6.70
ATOM 345	CB	LYS	A	35	9.069	75.758	15.904	1.00	6.70
ATOM 346	CG	LYS	A	35	8.944	77.244	16.255	1.00	6.70
ATOM 347	CD	LYS	A	35	8.458	77.457	17.690	1.00	6.70
ATOM 348	CE	LYS	A	35	8.340	78.933	18.071	1.00	6.70
ATOM 349	NZ	LYS	A	35	7.794	79.038	19.432	1.00	6.70
ATOM 350	H	LYS	A	35	7.414	76.121	13.921	1.00	20.00
ATOM 351	1HZ	LYS	A	35	7.760	80.036	19.723	1.00	20.00
ATOM 352	2HZ	LYS	A	35	6.837	78.632	19.456	1.00	20.00
ATOM 353	3HZ	LYS	A	35	8.404	78.508	20.088	1.00	20.00
ATOM 354	N	GLY	A	36	10.159	73.807	12.936	1.00	3.55
ATOM 355	CA	GLY	A	36	10.359	72.429	12.478	1.00	3.55
ATOM 356	C	GLY	A	36	9.086	71.673	12.118	1.00	3.55
ATOM 357	O	GLY	A	36	9.016	70.453	12.190	1.00	3.55
ATOM 358	H	GLY	A	36	10.443	74.595	12.382	1.00	20.00
ATOM 359	N	GLY	A	37	8.072	72.461	11.724	1.00	4.03
ATOM 360	CA	GLY	A	37	6.797	71.810	11.446	1.00	4.03
ATOM 361	C	GLY	A	37	6.030	72.498	10.347	1.00	4.03
ATOM 362	O	GLY	A	37	6.312	73.643	10.005	1.00	4.03
ATOM 363	H	GLY	A	37	8.173	73.450	11.645	1.00	20.00
ATOM 364	N	LEU	A	38	5.072	71.731	9.802	1.00	5.45
ATOM 365	CA	LEU	A	38	4.345	72.259	8.648	1.00	5.45
ATOM 366	C	LEU	A	38	3.006	72.827	9.040	1.00	5.45
ATOM 367	O	LEU	A	38	2.233	72.175	9.723	1.00	5.45
ATOM 368	CB	LEU	A	38	4.081	71.208	7.560	1.00	5.45
ATOM 369	CG	LEU	A	38	5.222	70.280	7.134	1.00	5.45
ATOM 370	CD1	LEU	A	38	4.986	69.731	5.731	1.00	5.45
ATOM 371	CD2	LEU	A	38	6.603	70.906	7.206	1.00	S.45
ATOM 372	H	LEU	A	38	4.872	70.831	10.201	1.00	20.00
ATOM 373	N	VAL	A	39	2.762	74.052	8.560	1.00	2.74
ATOM 374	CA	VAL	A	39	1.428	74.630	8.718	1.00	2.74
ATOM 375	C	VAL	A	39	0.601	74.393	7.469	1.00	2.74
ATOM 376	O	VAL	A	39	1.009	74.750	6.369	1.00	2.74
ATOM 377	CB	VAL	A	39	1.511	76.139	8.992	1.00	2.74
ATOM 378	CG1	VAL	A	39	0.146	76.704	9.401	1.00	2.74
ATOM 379	CG2	VAL	A	39	2.595	76.487	10.013	1.00	2.74
ATOM 380	H	VAL	A	39	3.474	74.512	8.029	1.00	20.00
ATOM 381	N	ILE	A	40	−0.574	73.782	7.679	1.00	15.04
ATOM 382	CA	ILE	A	40	−1.419	73.524	6.512	1.00	15.04
ATOM 383	C	ILE	A	40	−2.281	74.721	6.119	1.00	15.04
ATOM 384	O	ILE	A	40	−2.953	75.347	6.928	1.00	15.04
ATOM 385	CB	ILE	A	40	−2.234	72.225	6.707	1.00	15.04
ATOM 386	CG1	ILE	A	40	−1.310	71.002	6.665	1.00	15.04
ATOM 387	CG2	ILE	A	40	−3.290	72.032	5.615	1.00	15.04
ATOM 388	CD1	ILE	A	40	−0.602	70.638	7.970	1.00	15.04
ATOM 389	H	ILE	A	40	−0.836	73.498	8.609	1.00	20.00
ATOM 390	N	ASN	A	41	−2.205	75.014	4.808	1.00	16.19
ATOM 391	CA	ASN	A	41	−2.949	76.147	4.249	1.00	16.19
ATOM 392	C	ASN	A	41	−4.450	75.933	4.126	1.00	16.19
ATOM 393	O	ASN	A	41	−5.246	76.807	4.443	1.00	16.19
ATOM 394	CB	ASN	A	41	−2.364	76.513	2.878	1.00	16.19
ATOM 395	CG	ASN	A	41	−2.784	77.887	2.355	1.00	16.19
ATOM 396	OD1	ASN	A	41	−1.976	78.785	2.188	1.00	16.19
ATOM 397	ND2	ASN	A	41	−4.069	78.015	2.001	1.00	16.19
ATOM 398	H	ASN	A	41	−1.593	74.459	4.247	1.00	20.00
ATOM 399	1HD2	ASN	A	41	−4.779	77.322	2.122	1.00	20.00
ATOM 400	2HD2	ASN	A	41	−4.339	78.895	1.613	1.00	20.00
ATOM 401	N	GLU	A	42	−4.813	74.765	3.577	1.00	4.33
ATOM 402	CA	GLU	A	42	−6.216	74.615	3.193	1.00	4.33
ATOM 403	C	GLU	A	42	−6.790	73.304	3.666	1.00	4.33
ATOM 404	O	GLU	A	42	−6.080	72.368	4.002	1.00	4.33
ATOM 405	CB	GLU	A	42	−6.372	74.715	1.672	1.00	4.33
ATOM 406	CG	GLU	A	42	−6.946	76.041	1.145	1.00	4.33
ATOM 407	CD	GLU	A	42	−6.707	76.142	−0.358	1.00	4.33
ATOM 408	OE1	GLU	A	42	−7.088	75.222	−1.087	1.00	4.33
ATOM 409	OE2	GLU	A	42	−6.089	77.124	−0.796	1.00	4.33
ATOM 410	H	GLU	A	42	−4.191	73.991	3.448	1.00	20.00
ATOM 411	N	THR	A	43	−8.124	73.268	3.644	1.00	2.66
ATOM 412	CA	THR	A	43	−8.755	71.982	3.908	1.00	2.66
ATOM 413	C	THR	A	43	−8.660	71.049	2.711	1.00	2.66
ATOM 414	O	THR	A	43	−8.742	71.458	1.551	1.00	2.66
ATOM 415	CB	THR	A	43	−10.204	72.229	4.338	1.00	2.66
ATOM 416	OG1	THR	A	43	−10.229	73.269	5.322	1.00	2.66
ATOM 417	CG2	THR	A	43	−10.915	70.980	4.869	1.00	2.66
ATOM 418	H	THR	A	43	−8.675	74.077	3.444	1.00	20.00
ATOM 419	HG1	THR	A	43	−11.124	73.328	5.631	1.00	20.00
ATOM 420	N	GLY	A	44	−8.480	69.768	3.040	1.00	2.64
ATOM 421	CA	GLY	A	44	−8.593	68.775	1.983	1.00	2.64
ATOM 422	C	GLY	A	44	−7.723	67.583	2.265	1.00	2.64
ATOM 423	O	GLY	A	44	−7.139	67.451	3.333	1.00	2.64
ATOM 424	H	GLY	A	44	−8.285	69.503	3.991	1.00	20.00
ATOM 425	N	LEU	A	45	−7.661	66.722	1.246	1.00	5.33
ATOM 426	CA	LEU	A	45	−6.795	65.568	1.417	1.00	5.33
ATOM 427	C	LEU	A	45	−5.362	65.899	1.116	1.00	S.33
ATOM 428	O	LEU	A	45	−5.039	66.562	0.140	1.00	5.33
ATOM 429	CB	LEU	A	45	−7.292	64.429	0.543	1.00	5.33
ATOM 430	CG	LEU	A	45	−8.661	63.988	1.046	1.00	5.33
ATOM 431	CD1	LEU	A	45	−9.547	63.464	−0.073	1.00	5.33
ATOM 432	CD2	LEU	A	45	−8.540	63.031	2.227	1.00	5.33
ATOM 433	H	LEU	A	45	−8.096	66.902	0.366	1.00	20.00
ATOM 434	N	TYR	A	46	−4.524	65.406	2.019	1.00	3.53
ATOM 435	CA	TYR	A	46	−3.103	65.518	1.767	1.00	3.53
ATOM 436	C	TYR	A	46	−2.514	64.135	1.830	1.00	3.53
ATOM 437	O	TYR	A	46	−2.907	63.306	2.645	1.00	3.53
ATOM 438	CB	TYR	A	46	−2.433	66.444	2.791	1.00	3.53
ATOM 439	CG	TYR	A	46	−2.815	67.896	2.581	1.00	3.53
ATOM 440	CD1	TYR	A	46	−4.070	68.372	3.021	1.00	3.53
ATOM 441	CD2	TYR	A	46	−1.885	68.747	1.952	1.00	3.53
ATOM 442	CE1	TYR	A	46	−4.405	69.722	2.821	1.00	3.53
ATOM 443	CE2	TYR	A	46	−2.215	70.099	1.758	1.00	3.53
ATOM 444	CZ	TYR	A	46	−3.471	70.571	2.191	1.00	3.53
ATOM 445	OH	TYR	A	46	−3.784	71.902	1.985	1.00	3.53
ATOM 446	H	TYR	A	46	−4.861	64.899	2.815	1.00	20.00
ATOM 447	HH	TYR	A	46	−3.042	72.329	1.581	1.00	20.00
ATOM 448	N	PHE	A	47	−1.551	63.930	0.930	1.00	3.38
ATOM 449	CA	PHE	A	47	−0.687	62.782	1.134	1.00	3.38
ATOM 450	C	PHE	A	47	0.524	63.235	1.911	1.00	3.38
ATOM 451	O	PHE	A	47	1.216	64.183	1.553	1.00	3.38
ATOM 452	CB	PHE	A	47	−0.319	62.144	−0.205	1.00	3.38
ATOM 453	CG	PHE	A	47	0.421	60.836	−0.024	1.00	3.38
ATOM 454	CD1	PHE	A	47	−0.317	59.645	0.143	1.00	3.38
ATOM 455	CD2	PHE	A	47	1.832	60.816	−0.043	1.00	3.38
ATOM 456	CE1	PHE	A	47	0.358	58.415	0.265	1.00	3.38
ATOM 457	CE2	PHE	A	47	2.511	59.588	0.078	1.00	3.38
ATOM 458	CZ	PHE	A	47	1.767	58.399	0.221	1.00	3.38
ATOM 459	H	PHE	A	47	−1.320	64.645	0.270	1.00	20.00
ATOM 460	N	VAL	A	48	0.684	62.519	3.024	1.00	2.79
ATOM 461	CA	VAL	A	48	1.767	62.784	3.956	1.00	2.79
ATOM 462	C	VAL	A	48	2.778	61.666	3.834	1.00	2.79
ATOM 463	O	VAL	A	48	2.439	60.507	4.037	1.00	2.79
ATOM 464	CB	VAL	A	48	1.176	62.831	5.373	1.00	2.79
ATOM 465	CG1	VAL	A	48	2.228	63.144	6.436	1.00	2.79
ATOM 466	CG2	VAL	A	48	−0.015	63.792	5.439	1.00	2.79
ATOM 467	H	VAL	A	48	0.048	61.766	3.206	1.00	20.00
ATOM 468	N	TYR	A	49	4.015	62.046	3.491	1.00	3.73
ATOM 469	CA	TYR	A	49	5.042	61.011	3.405	1.00	3.73
ATOM 470	C	TYR	A	49	6.315	61.442	4.090	1.00	3.73
ATOM 471	O	TYR	A	49	6.596	62.627	4.212	1.00	3.73
ATOM 472	CB	TYR	A	49	5.328	60.612	1.948	1.00	3.73
ATOM 473	CG	TYR	A	49	5.835	61.784	1.135	1.00	3.73
ATOM 474	CD1	TYR	A	49	7.218	62.059	1.114	1.00	3.73
ATOM 475	CD2	TYR	A	49	4.907	62.574	0.429	1.00	3.73
ATOM 476	CE1	TYR	A	49	7.681	63.168	0.391	1.00	3.73
ATOM 477	CE2	TYR	A	49	5.372	63.683	−0.293	1.00	3.73
ATOM 478	CZ	TYR	A	49	6.751	63.966	−0.301	1.00	3.73
ATOM 479	OH	TYR	A	49	7.215	65.056	−1.010	1.00	3.73
ATOM 480	H	TYR	A	49	4.241	63.009	3.317	1.00	20.00
ATOM 481	HH	TYR	A	49	6.524	65.714	−1.072	1.00	20.00
ATOM 482	N	SER	A	50	7.083	60.431	4.508	1.00	5.02
ATOM 483	CA	SER	A	50	8.379	60.756	5.091	1.00	5.02
ATOM 484	C	SER	A	50	9.300	59.563	5.031	1.00	5.02
ATOM 485	O	SER	A	50	8.854	58.421	5.057	1.00	5.02
ATOM 486	CB	SER	A	50	8.204	61.253	6.529	1.00	5.02
ATOM 487	OG	SER	A	50	9.478	61.518	7.119	1.00	5.02
ATOM 488	H	SER	A	50	6.782	59.477	4.413	1.00	20.00
ATOM 489	HG	SER	A	50	9.364	62.204	7.763	1.00	20.00
ATOM 490	N	LYS	A	51	10.598	59.871	4.945	1.00	6.04
ATOM 491	CA	LYS	A	51	11.558	58.783	5.032	1.00	6.04
ATOM 492	C	LYS	A	51	12.786	59.177	5.813	1.00	6.04
ATOM 493	O	LYS	A	51	13.278	60.293	5.706	1.00	6.04
ATOM 494	CB	LYS	A	51	11.932	58.249	3.649	1.00	6.04
ATOM 495	CG	LYS	A	51	12.407	56.810	3.790	1.00	6.04
ATOM 496	CD	LYS	A	51	12.622	56.035	2.507	1.00	6.04
ATOM 497	CE	LYS	A	51	12.870	54.579	2.891	1.00	6.04
ATOM 498	NZ	LYS	A	51	13.340	53.861	1.710	1.00	6.04
ATOM 499	H	LYS	A	51	10.889	60.831	4.975	1.00	20.00
ATOM 500	1HZ	LYS	A	51	13.415	52.845	1.891	1.00	20.00
ATOM 501	2HZ	LYS	A	51	12.652	54.028	0.949	1.00	20.00
ATOM 502	3HZ	LYS	A	51	14.259	54.234	1.406	1.00	20.00
ATOM 503	N	VAL	A	52	13.246	58.200	6.611	1.00	4.38
ATOM 504	CA	VAL	A	52	14.492	58.383	7.348	1.00	4.38
ATOM 505	C	VAL	A	52	15.390	57.179	7.244	1.00	4.38
ATOM 506	O	VAL	A	52	14.962	56.050	7.000	1.00	4.38
ATOM 507	CB	VAL	A	52	14.251	58.667	8.826	1.00	4.38
ATOM 508	CG1	VAL	A	52	13.746	60.087	9.048	1.00	4.38
ATOM 509	CG2	VAL	A	52	13.363	57.583	9.435	1.00	4.38
ATOM 510	H	VAL	A	52	12.756	57.326	6.656	1.00	20.00
ATOM 511	N	TYR	A	53	16.675	57.497	7.446	1.00	6.58
ATOM 512	CA	TYR	A	53	17.683	56.448	7.424	1.00	6.58
ATOM 513	C	TYR	A	53	18.569	56.505	8.625	1.00	6.58
ATOM 514	O	TYR	A	53	18.938	57.561	9.130	1.00	6.58
ATOM 515	CB	TYR	A	53	18.568	56.526	6.186	1.00	6.58
ATOM 516	CG	TYR	A	53	17.789	56.086	4.979	1.00	6.58
ATOM 517	CD1	TYR	A	53	18.185	54.910	4.322	1.00	6.58
ATOM 518	CD2	TYR	A	53	16.689	56.855	4.553	1.00	6.58
ATOM 519	CE1	TYR	A	53	17.441	54.493	3.215	1.00	6.58
ATOM 520	CE2	TYR	A	53	15.948	56.439	3.450	1.00	6.58
ATOM 521	CZ	TYR	A	53	16.343	55.265	2.798	1.00	6.58
ATOM 522	OH	TYR	A	53	15.634	54.879	1.685	1.00	6.58
ATOM 523	H	TYR	A	53	16.942	58.454	7.570	1.00	20.00
ATOM 524	HH	TYR	A	53	15.854	55.548	1.030	1.00	20.00
ATOM 525	N	PHE	A	54	18.891	55.284	9.038	1.00	6.05
ATOM 526	CA	PHE	A	54	19.699	55.137	10.229	1.00	6.05
ATOM 527	C	PHE	A	54	20.934	54.352	9.872	1.00	6.05
ATOM 528	O	PHE	A	54	20.853	53.403	9.102	1.00	6.05
ATOM 529	CB	PHE	A	54	18.892	54.390	11.294	1.00	6.05
ATOM 530	CG	PHE	A	54	17.501	54.968	11.470	1.00	6.05
ATOM 531	CD1	PHE	A	54	16.381	54.136	11.251	1.00	6.05
ATOM 532	CD2	PHE	A	54	17.336	56.313	11.867	1.00	6.05
ATOM 533	CE1	PHE	A	54	15.086	54.630	11.499	1.00	6.05
ATOM 534	CE2	PHE	A	54	16.044	56.810	12.111	1.00	6.05
ATOM 535	CZ	PHE	A	54	14.935	55.953	11.962	1.00	6.05
ATOM 536	H	PHE	A	54	18.560	54.470	8.556	1.00	20.00
ATOM 537	N	ARG	A	55	22.059	54.764	10.456	1.00	19.70
ATOM 538	CA	ARG	A	55	23.214	53.875	10.457	1.00	19.70
ATOM 539	C	ARG	A	55	23.770	53.786	11.852	1.00	19.70
ATOM 540	O	ARG	A	55	23.368	54.498	12.762	1.00	19.70
ATOM 541	CB	ARG	A	55	24.326	54.350	9.515	1.00	19.70
ATOM 542	CG	ARG	A	55	25.023	53.313	8.631	1.00	19.70
ATOM 543	CD	ARG	A	55	26.080	53.934	7.716	1.00	19.70
ATOM 544	NE	ARG	A	55	27.229	54.454	8.465	1.00	19.70
ATOM 545	CZ	ARG	A	55	28.227	55.085	7.803	1.00	19.70
ATOM 546	NH1	ARG	A	55	29.356	55.401	8.441	1.00	19.70
ATOM 547	NH2	ARG	A	55	28.077	55.393	6.514	1.00	19.7G
ATOM 548	H	ARG	A	55	22.082	55.627	10.971	1.00	20.00
ATOM 549	HE	ARG	A	55	27.292	54.250	9.444	1.00	20.00
ATOM 550	1HH1	ARG	A	55	30.074	55.929	7.985	1.00	20.00
ATOM 551	2HH1	ARG	A	55	29.508	55.134	9.394	1.00	20.00
ATOM 552	1HH2	ARG	A	55	28.856	55.594	5.913	1.00	20.00
ATOM 553	2HH2	ARG	A	55	27.148	55.426	6.145	1.00	20.00
ATOM 554	N	GLY	A	56	24.762	52.907	11.954	1.00	3.53
ATOM 555	CA	GLY	A	56	25.605	52.945	13.132	1.00	3.53
ATOM 556	C	GLY	A	56	26.750	52.008	12.892	1.00	3.53
ATOM 557	O	GLY	A	56	26.704	51.160	12.006	1.00	3.53
ATOM 558	H	GLY	A	56	24.906	52.215	11.243	1.00	20.00
ATOM 559	N	GLY	A	57	27.776	52.217	13.712	1.00	16.13
ATOM 560	CA	GLN	A	57	28.824	51.219	13.717	1.00	16.13
ATOM 561	C	GLN	A	57	28.743	50.499	15.042	1.00	16.13
ATOM 562	O	GLN	A	57	28.468	51.129	16.057	1.00	16.13
ATOM 563	CB	GLN	A	57	30.150	51.927	13.473	1.00	16.13
ATOM 564	CG	GLN	A	57	31.262	50.961	13.088	1.00	16.13
ATOM 565	CD	GLN	A	57	32.402	51.756	12.499	1.00	16.13
ATOM 566	OE1	GLN	A	57	32.914	52.710	13.066	1.00	16.13
ATOM 567	NE2	GLN	A	57	32.767	51.325	11.291	1.00	16.13
ATOM 568	H	GLN	A	57	27.763	52.914	14.428	1.00	20.00
ATOM 569	1HE2	GLN	A	57	32.292	50.580	10.828	1.00	20.00
ATOM 570	2HE2	GLN	A	57	33.548	51.796	10.886	1.00	20.00
ATOM 571	N	SER	A	58	28.933	49.166	14.969	1.00	30.56
ATOM 572	CA	SER	A	58	28.718	48.335	16.155	1.00	30.56
ATOM 573	C	SER	A	58	27.278	48.393	16.634	1.00	30.56
ATOM 574	O	SER	A	58	26.435	49.079	16.059	1.00	30.56
ATOM 575	CB	SER	A	58	29.718	48.673	17.271	1.00	30.56
ATOM 576	OG	SER	A	58	31.030	48.790	16.710	1.00	30.56
ATOM 577	H	SER	A	58	29.082	48.711	14.093	1.00	20.00
ATOM 578	HG	SER	A	58	31.560	49.229	17.360	1.00	20.00
ATOM 579	N	CYS	A	59	27.008	47.612	17.690	1.00	24.24
ATOM 580	CA	CYS	A	59	25.589	47.502	17.977	1.00	24.24
ATOM 581	C	CYS	A	59	25.271	47.326	19.436	1.00	24.24
ATOM 582	O	CYS	A	59	25.875	46.536	20.152	1.00	24.24
ATOM 583	CB	CYS	A	59	24.977	46.371	17.168	1.00	24.24
ATOM 584	SG	CYS	A	59	25.700	46.151	15.517	1.00	24.24
ATOM 585	H	CYS	A	59	27.672	47.049	18.180	1.00	20.00
ATOM 586	N	ASN	A	60	24.275	48.129	19.823	1.00	8.07
ATOM 587	CA	ASN	A	60	23.832	48.174	21.211	1.00	8.07
ATOM 588	C	ASN	A	60	22.321	48.085	21.167	1.00	8.07
ATOM 589	O	ASN	A	60	21.737	48.056	20.090	1.00	8.07
ATOM 590	CB	ASN	A	60	24.264	49.489	21.882	1.00	8.07
ATOM 591	CG	ASN	A	60	25.773	49.601	22.051	1.00	8.07
ATOM 592	OD1	ASN	A	60	26.572	49.312	21.172	1.00	8.07
ATOM 593	ND2	ASN	A	60	26.140	50.076	23.246	1.00	8.07
ATOM 594	H	ASN	A	60	23.781	48.668	19.143	1.00	20.00
ATOM 595	1HD2	ASN	A	60	25.478	50.333	23.947	1.00	20.00
ATOM 596	2HD2	ASN	A	60	27.119	50.181	23.412	1.00	20.00
ATOM 597	N	ASN	A	61	21.697	48.056	22.352	1.00	15.42
ATOM 598	CA	ASN	A	61	20.236	47.965	22.297	1.00	15.42
ATOM 599	C	ASN	A	61	19.573	49.326	22.249	1.00	15.42
ATOM 600	O	ASN	A	61	19.520	50.027	23.250	1.00	15.42
ATOM 601	CB	ASN	A	61	19.672	47.170	23.479	1.00	15.42
ATOM 602	CG	ASN	A	61	20.196	45.748	23.484	1.00	15.42
ATOM 603	OD1	ASN	A	61	20.062	44.988	22.534	1.00	15.42
ATOM 604	ND2	ASN	A	61	20.810	45.411	24.622	1.00	15.42
ATOM 605	H	ASN	A	61	22.191	48.206	23.207	1.00	20.00
ATOM 606	1HD2	ASN	A	61	20.893	46.060	25.377	1.00	20.00
ATOM 607	2HD2	ASN	A	61	21.180	44.488	24.701	1.00	20.00
ATOM 608	N	LEU	A	62	19.073	49.663	21.044	1.00	19.58
ATOM 609	CA	LEU	A	62	18.378	50.943	20.858	1.00	19.58
ATOM 610	C	LEU	A	62	17.243	50.828	19.852	1.00	19.58
ATOM 611	O	LEU	A	62	17.453	50.470	18.701	1.00	19.58
ATOM 612	CB	LEU	A	62	19.339	52.042	20.383	1.00	19.58
ATOM 613	CG	LEU	A	62	20.243	52.637	21.468	1.00	19.58
ATOM 614	CD1	LEU	A	62	21.301	53.565	20.870	1.00	19.58
ATOM 615	CD2	LEU	A	62	19.439	53.332	22.570	1.00	19.58
ATOM 616	H	LEU	A	62	19.213	49.055	20.262	1.00	20.00
ATOM 617	N	PRO	A	63	16.009	51.127	20.323	1.00	9.44
ATOM 618	CA	PRO	A	63	14.865	51.136	19.403	1.00	9.44
ATOM 619	C	PRO	A	63	14.814	52.410	18.571	1.00	9.44
ATOM 620	O	PRO	A	63	15.061	53.503	19.054	1.00	9.44
ATOM 621	CB	PRO	A	63	13.691	51.016	20.377	1.00	9.44
ATOM 622	CG	PRO	A	63	14.150	51.758	21.634	1.00	9.44
ATOM 623	CD	PRO	A	63	15.641	51.439	21.702	1.00	9.44
ATOM 624	N	LEU	A	64	14.475	52.225	17.289	1.00	5.10
ATOM 625	CA	LEU	A	64	14.438	53.428	16.462	1.00	5.10
ATOM 626	C	LEU	A	64	13.001	53.773	16.136	1.00	5.10
ATOM 627	O	LEU	A	64	12.226	52.890	15.781	1.00	5.10
ATOM 628	CB	LEU	A	64	15.228	53.219	15.162	1.00	5.10
ATOM 629	CG	LEU	A	64	16.355	52.172	15.218	1.00	5.10
ATOM 630	CD1	LEU	A	64	16.845	51.816	13.819	1.00	5.10
ATOM 631	CD2	LEU	A	64	17.513	52.528	16.152	1.00	5.10
ATOM 632	H	LEU	A	64	14.263	51.328	16.897	1.00	20.00
ATOM 633	N	SER	A	65	12.655	55.059	16.259	1.00	3.51
ATOM 634	CA	SER	A	65	11.281	55.367	15.885	1.00	3.51
ATOM 635	C	SER	A	65	11.171	56.506	14.900	1.00	3.51
ATOM 636	O	SER	A	65	12.012	57.393	14.846	1.00	3.51
ATOM 637	CB	SER	A	65	10.410	55.598	17.124	1.00	3.51
ATOM 638	OG	SER	A	65	10.714	56.856	17.733	1.00	3.51
ATOM 639	H	SER	A	65	13.262	55.762	16.640	1.00	20.00
ATOM 640	HG	SER	A	65	10.513	56.776	18.656	1.00	20.00
ATOM 641	N	HIS	A	66	10.086	56.430	14.119	1.00	11.85
ATOM 642	CA	HIS	A	66	9.823	57.498	13.168	1.00	11.85
ATOM 643	C	HIS	A	66	8.350	57.820	13.094	1.00	11.85
ATOM 644	O	HIS	A	66	7.555	57.029	12.600	1.00	11.85
ATOM 645	CB	HIS	A	66	10.332	57.106	11.790	1.00	11.85
ATOM 646	CG	HIS	A	66	10.130	58.286	10.882	1.00	11.85
ATOM 647	ND1	HIS	A	66	9.149	58.363	9.972	1.00	11.85
ATOM 648	CD2	HIS	A	66	10.886	59.453	10.842	1.00	11.85
ATOM 649	CE1	HIS	A	66	9.287	59.565	9.347	1.00	11.85
ATOM 650	NE2	HIS	A	66	10.354	60.234	9.880	1.00	11.85
ATOM 651	H	HIS	A	66	9.501	55.619	14.167	1.00	20.00
ATOM 652	HD1	HIS	A	66	8.428	57.723	9.829	1.00	20.00
ATOM 653	N	LYS	A	67	8.015	58.998	13.627	1.00	4.98
ATOM 654	CA	LYS	A	67	6.585	59.239	13.777	1.00	4.98
ATOM 655	C	LYS	A	67	6.167	60.608	13.274	1.00	4.98
ATOM 656	O	LYS	A	67	6.827	61.614	13.518	1.00	4.98
ATOM 657	CB	LYS	A	67	6.188	59.042	15.243	1.00	4.98
ATOM 658	CG	LYS	A	67	6.638	57.722	15.891	1.00	4.98
ATOM 659	CD	LYS	A	67	6.505	57.778	17.413	1.00	4.98
ATOM 660	CE	LYS	A	67	6.776	56.478	18.170	1.00	4.98
ATOM 661	NZ	LYS	A	67	5.640	56.223	19.074	1.00	4.98
ATOM 662	H	LYS	A	67	8.700	59.656	13.955	1.00	20.00
ATOM 663	1HZ	LYS	A	67	5.658	55.261	19.454	1.00	20.00
ATOM 664	2HZ	LYS	A	67	5.565	56.935	19.825	1.00	20.00
ATOM 665	3HZ	LYS	A	67	4.766	56.262	18.502	1.00	20.00
ATOM 666	N	VAL	A	68	5.036	60.585	12.550	1.00	3.61
ATOM 667	CA	VAL	A	68	4.409	61.824	12.099	1.00	3.61
ATOM 668	C	VAL	A	68	3.206	62.128	12.970	1.00	3.61
ATOM 669	O	VAL	A	68	2.331	61.288	13.159	1.00	3.61
ATOM 670	CB	VAL	A	68	3.984	61.713	10.627	1.00	3.61
ATOM 671	CG1	VAL	A	68	3.409	63.031	10.092	1.00	3.61
ATOM 672	CG2	VAL	A	68	5.133	61.192	9.759	1.00	3.61
ATOM 673	H	VAL	A	68	4.549	59.718	12.441	1.00	20.00
ATOM 674	N	TYR	A	69	3.223	63.358	13.494	1.00	4.98
ATOM 675	CA	TYR	A	69	2.180	63.799	14.410	1.00	4.98
ATOM 676	C	TYR	A	69	1.417	64.972	13.843	1.00	4.98
ATOM 677	O	TYR	A	69	1.943	65.742	13.046	1.00	4.98
ATOM 678	CB	TYR	A	69	2.771	64.251	15.747	1.00	4.98
ATOM 679	CG	TYR	A	69	3.695	63.223	16.352	1.00	4.98
ATOM 680	CD1	TYR	A	69	3.156	62.165	17.111	1.00	4.98
ATOM 681	CD2	TYR	A	69	5.082	63.379	16.162	1.00	4.98
ATOM 682	CE1	TYR	A	69	4.034	61.276	17.753	1.00	4.98
ATOM 683	CE2	TYR	A	69	5.958	62.490	16.801	1.00	4.98
ATOM 684	CZ	TYR	A	69	5.422	61.470	17.610	1.00	4.98
ATOM 685	OH	TYR	A	69	6.292	60.642	18.289	1.00	4.98
ATOM 686	H	TYR	A	69	3.943	63.996	13.220	1.00	20.00
ATOM 687	HH	TYR	A	69	7.151	60.697	17.892	1.00	20.00
ATOM 688	N	MET	A	70	0.169	65.091	14.318	1.00	14.09
ATOM 689	CA	MET	A	70	−0.581	66.295	13.972	1.00	14.09
ATOM 690	C	MET	A	70	−1.068	67.055	15.185	1.00	14.09
ATOM 691	O	MET	A	70	−1.797	66.542	16.024	1.00	14.09
ATOM 692	CB	MET	A	70	−1.749	65.983	13.028	1.00	14.09
ATOM 693	CG	MET	A	70	−2.761	64.979	13.569	1.00	14.09
ATOM 694	SD	MET	A	70	−4.088	64.559	12.436	1.00	14.09
ATOM 695	CE	MET	A	70	−4.770	66.200	12.181	1.00	14.09
ATOM 696	H	MET	A	70	−0.182	64.407	14.961	1.00	20.00
ATOM 697	N	ARG	A	71	−0.653	68.321	15.228	1.00	7.41
ATOM 698	CA	ARG	A	71	−1.316	69.196	16.183	1.00	7.41
ATOM 699	C	ARG	A	71	−2.413	69.970	15.491	1.00	7.41
ATOM 700	O	ARG	A	71	−2.175	70.982	14.837	1.00	7.41
ATOM 701	CB	ARG	A	71	−0.326	70.141	16.857	1.00	7.41
ATOM 702	CG	ARG	A	71	−1.001	70.877	18.014	1.00	7.41
ATOM 703	CD	ARG	A	71	−0.053	71.792	18.777	1.00	7.41
ATOM 704	NE	ARG	A	71	−0.758	72.406	19.900	1.00	7.41
ATOM 705	CZ	ARG	A	71	−0.095	73.136	20.816	1.00	7.41
ATOM 706	NH1	ARG	A	71	1.225	73.293	20.725	1.00	7.41
ATOM 707	NH2	ARG	A	71	−0.774	73.698	21.813	1.00	7.41
ATOM 708	H	ARG	A	71	−0.064	68.667	14.498	1.00	20.00
ATOM 709	HE	ARG	A	71	−1.742	72.229	19.966	1.00	20.00
ATOM 710	1HH1	ARG	A	71	1.741	73.845	21.379	1.00	20.00
ATOM 711	2HH1	ARG	A	71	1.721	72.836	19.986	1.00	20.00
ATOM 712	1HH2	ARG	A	71	−0.324	74.260	22.506	1.00	20.00
ATOM 713	2HH2	ARG	A	71	−1.762	73.555	21.881	1.00	20.00
ATOM 714	N	ASN	A	72	−3.623	69.413	15.643	1.00	8.42
ATOM 715	CA	ASN	A	72	−4.737	70.024	14.923	1.00	8.42
ATOM 716	C	ASN	A	72	−5.318	71.237	15.632	1.00	8.42
ATOM 717	O	ASN	A	72	−5.145	71.419	16.828	1.00	8.42
ATOM 718	CB	ASN	A	72	−5.787	68.956	14.582	1.00	8.42
ATOM 719	CG	ASN	A	72	−6.738	69.453	13.505	1.00	8.42
ATOM 720	OD1	ASN	A	72	−7.828	69.927	13.790	1.00	8.42
ATOM 721	ND2	ASN	A	72	−6.282	69.348	12.253	1.00	8.42
ATOM 722	H	ASN	A	72	−3.733	68.663	16.298	1.00	20.00
ATOM 723	1HD2	ASN	A	72	−5.356	69.028	12.011	1.00	20.00
ATOM 724	2HD2	ASN	A	72	−6.841	69.633	11.478	1.00	20.00
ATOM 725	N	SER	A	73	−6.025	72.070	14.852	1.00	5.16
ATOM 726	CA	SER	A	73	−6.710	73.193	15.491	1.00	5.16
ATOM 727	C	SER	A	73	−7.837	72.760	16.419	1.00	5.16
ATOM 728	O	SER	A	73	−8.065	73.315	17.487	1.00	5.16
ATOM 729	CB	SER	A	73	−7.231	74.124	14.400	1.00	5.16
ATOM 730	OG	SER	A	73	−7.903	73.339	13.407	1.00	5.16
ATOM 731	H	SER	A	73	−6.188	71.908	13.877	1.00	20.00
ATOM 732	HG	SER	A	73	−8.242	73.954	12.766	1.00	20.00
ATOM 733	N	LYS	A	74	−8.530	71.707	15.947	1.00	5.76
ATOM 734	CA	LYS	A	74	−9.645	71.165	16.724	1.00	5.76
ATOM 735	C	LYS	A	74	−9.245	70.571	18.069	1.00	5.76
ATOM 736	O	LYS	A	74	−9.920	70.737	19.076	1.00	5.76
ATOM 737	CB	LYS	A	74	−10.404	70.129	15.890	1.00	5.76
ATOM 738	CG	LYS	A	74	−10.932	70.667	14.555	1.00	5.76
ATOM 739	CD	LYS	A	74	−11.479	69.544	13.669	1.00	5.76
ATOM 740	CE	LYS	A	74	−11.970	70.026	12.301	1.00	5.76
ATOM 741	NZ	LYS	A	74	−12.405	68.867	11.507	1.00	5.76
ATOM 742	H	LYS	A	74	−8.292	71.351	15.038	1.00	20.00
ATOM 743	1HZ	LYS	A	74	−12.812	69.191	10.607	1.00	20.00
ATOM 744	2HZ	LYS	A	74	−11.589	68.251	11.315	1.00	20.00
ATOM 745	3HZ	LYS	A	74	−13.122	68.332	12.037	1.00	20.00
ATOM 746	N	TYR	A	75	−8.105	69.857	18.031	1.00	6.72
ATOM 747	CA	TYR	A	75	−7.641	69.230	19.267	1.00	6.72
ATOM 748	C	TYR	A	75	−6.326	69.787	19.785	1.00	6.72
ATOM 749	O	TYR	A	75	−5.300	69.730	19.126	1.00	6.72
ATOM 750	CB	TYR	A	75	−7.534	67.706	19.076	1.00	6.72
ATOM 751	CG	TYR	A	75	−7.403	66.932	20.380	1.00	6.72
ATOM 752	CD1	TYR	A	75	−8.155	67.305	21.516	1.00	6.72
ATOM 753	CD2	TYR	A	75	−6.537	65.821	20.414	1.00	6.72
ATOM 754	CE1	TYR	A	75	−8.017	66.581	22.712	1.00	6.72
ATOM 755	CE2	TYR	A	75	−6.429	65.069	21.597	1.00	6.72
ATOM 756	CZ	TYR	A	75	−7.156	65.466	22.738	1.00	6.72
ATOM 757	OH	TYR	A	75	−7.022	64.749	23.912	1.00	6.72
ATOM 758	H	TYR	A	75	−7.582	69.779	17.184	1.00	20.00
ATOM 759	HH	TYR	A	75	−6.405	64.032	23.778	1.00	20.00
ATOM 760	N	PRO	A	76	−6.378	70.278	21.045	1.00	6.84
ATOM 761	CA	PRO	A	76	−5.153	70.658	21.763	1.00	6.84
ATOM 762	C	PRO	A	76	−3.945	69.705	21.801	1.00	6.84
ATOM 763	O	PRO	A	76	−2.869	70.140	22.193	1.00	6.84
ATOM 764	CB	PRO	A	76	−5.675	71.047	23.158	1.00	6.84
ATOM 765	CG	PRO	A	76	−7.110	70.527	23.259	1.00	6.84
ATOM 766	CD	PRO	A	76	−7.589	70.543	21.817	1.00	6.84
ATOM 767	N	GLN	A	77	−4.130	68.421	21.422	1.00	4.75
ATOM 768	CA	GLN	A	77	−2.970	67.527	21.497	1.00	4.75
ATOM 769	C	GLN	A	77	−2.429	67.111	20.144	1.00	4.75
ATOM 770	O	GLN	A	77	−3.069	67.256	19.109	1.00	4.75
ATOM 771	CB	GLN	A	77	−3.276	66.243	22.268	1.00	4.75
ATOM 772	CG	GLN	A	77	−3.691	66.406	23.728	1.00	4.75
ATOM 773	CD	GLN	A	77	−4.116	65.052	24.270	1.00	4.75
ATOM 774	OE1	GLN	A	77	−4.261	64.063	23.563	1.00	4.75
ATOM 775	NE2	GLN	A	77	−4.362	65.046	25.582	1.00	4.75
ATOM 776	H	GLN	A	77	−4.940	68.125	20.921	1.00	20.00
ATOM 777	1HE2	GLN	A	77	−4.294	65.866	26.147	1.00	20.00
ATOM 778	2HE2	GLN	A	77	−4.643	64.173	25.977	1.00	20.00
ATOM 779	N	ASP	A	78	−1.225	66.532	20.243	1.00	4.94
ATOM 780	CA	ASP	A	78	−0.574	65.976	19.064	1.00	4.94
ATOM 781	C	ASP	A	78	−0.997	64.531	18.849	1.00	4.94
ATOM 782	O	ASP	A	78	−0.648	63.627	19.600	1.00	4.94
ATOM 783	CB	ASP	A	78	0.958	66.079	19.192	1.00	4.94
ATOM 784	CG	ASP	A	78	1.494	67.505	19.367	1.00	4.94
ATOM 785	OD1	ASP	A	78	0.727	68.446	19.569	1.00	4.94
ATOM 786	OD2	ASP	A	78	2.711	67.673	19.306	1.00	4.94
ATOM 787	H	ASP	A	78	−0.741	66.515	21.114	1.00	20.00
ATOM 788	N	LEU	A	79	−1.793	64.355	17.786	1.00	4.95
ATOM 789	CA	LEU	A	79	−2.205	62.999	17.414	1.00	4.95
ATOM 790	C	LEU	A	79	−1.076	62.291	16.694	1.00	4.95
ATOM 791	O	LEU	A	79	−0.197	62.926	16.126	1.00	4.95
ATOM 792	CB	LEU	A	79	−3.389	62.965	16.436	1.00	4.95
ATOM 793	CG	LEU	A	79	−4.762	63.586	16.735	1.00	4.95
ATOM 794	CD1	LEU	A	79	−4.774	65.114	16.862	1.00	4.95
ATOM 795	CD2	LEU	A	79	−5.740	63.157	15.636	1.00	4.95
ATOM 796	H	LEU	A	79	−1.974	65.160	17.219	1.00	20.00
ATOM 797	N	VAL	A	80	−1.157	60.953	16.686	1.00	4.14
ATOM 798	CA	VAL	A	80	−0.198	60.297	15.808	1.00	4.14
ATOM 799	C	VAL	A	80	−0.829	59.810	14.523	1.00	4.14
ATOM 800	O	VAL	A	80	−1.731	58.978	14.497	1.00	4.14
ATOM 801	CB	VAL	A	80	0.564	59.169	16.502	1.00	4.14
ATOM 802	CG1	VAL	A	80	1.853	58.906	15.725	1.00	4.14
ATOM 803	CG2	VAL	A	80	0.853	59.476	17.974	1.00	4.14
ATOM 804	H	VAL	A	80	−1.867	60.439	17.164	1.00	20.00
ATOM 805	N	MET	A	81	−0.298	60.402	13.444	1.00	4.15
ATOM 806	CA	MET	A	81	−0.756	60.001	12.119	1.00	4.15
ATOM 807	C	MET	A	81	−0.141	58.682	11.708	1.00	4.15
ATOM 808	O	MET	A	81	−0.810	57.727	11.336	1.00	4.15
ATOM 809	CB	MET	A	81	−0.410	61.085	11.095	1.00	4.15
ATOM 810	CG	MET	A	81	−0.941	62.451	11.517	1.00	4.15
ATOM 811	SD	MET	A	81	−0.314	63.804	10.514	1.00	4.15
ATOM 812	CE	MET	A	81	−1.208	63.435	9.007	1.00	4.15
ATOM 813	H	MET	A	81	0.500	60.999	13.566	1.00	20.00
ATOM 814	N	MET	A	82	1.200	58.683	11.789	1.00	5.02
ATOM 815	CA	MET	A	82	1.919	57.508	11.307	1.00	5.02
ATOM 816	C	MET	A	82	3.104	57.195	12.187	1.00	5.02
ATOM 817	O	MET	A	82	3.784	58.086	12.672	1.00	5.02
ATOM 818	CB	MET	A	82	2.399	57.723	9.873	1.00	5.02
ATOM 819	CG	MET	A	82	1.292	57.743	8.819	1.00	5.02
ATOM 820	SD	MET	A	82	1.937	58.016	7.169	1.00	5.02
ATOM 821	CE	MET	A	82	2.667	59.632	7.451	1.00	5.02
ATOM 822	H	MET	A	82	1.694	59.472	12.167	1.00	20.00
ATOM 823	N	GLU	A	83	3.327	55.888	12.366	1.00	4.99
ATOM 824	CA	GLU	A	83	4.413	55.493	13.261	1.00	4.99
ATOM 825	C	GLU	A	83	5.275	54.450	12.650	1.00	4.99
ATOM 826	O	GLU	A	83	4.736	53.553	12.025	1.00	4.99
ATOM 827	CB	GLU	A	83	3.889	54.756	14.457	1.00	4.99
ATOM 828	CG	GLU	A	83	3.089	55.618	15.382	1.00	4.99
ATOM 829	CD	GLU	A	83	3.773	55.640	16.726	1.00	4.99
ATOM 830	OE1	GLU	A	83	4.446	54.677	17.122	1.00	4.99
ATOM 831	OE2	GLU	A	83	3.627	56.648	17.397	1.00	4.99
ATOM 832	H	GLU	A	83	2.737	55.195	11.955	1.00	20.00
ATOM 833	N	GLY	A	84	6.580	54.558	12.923	1.00	3.83
ATOM 834	CA	GLY	A	84	7.526	53.514	12.559	1.00	3.83
ATOM 835	C	GLY	A	84	8.373	53.054	13.724	1.00	3.83
ATOM 836	O	GLY	A	84	9.097	53.839	14.314	1.00	3.83
ATOM 837	H	GLY	A	84	6.904	55.409	13.340	1.00	20.00
ATOM 838	N	LYS	A	85	8.269	51.751	14.030	1.00	5.40
ATOM 839	CA	LYS	A	85	9.204	51.217	15.017	1.00	5.40
ATOM 840	C	LYS	A	85	10.119	50.200	14.395	1.00	5.40
ATOM 841	O	LYS	A	85	9.685	49.201	13.833	1.00	5.40
ATOM 842	CB	LYS	A	85	8.492	50.533	16.176	1.00	5.40
ATOM 843	CG	LYS	A	85	7.538	51.436	16.942	1.00	5.40
ATOM 844	CD	LYS	A	85	6.814	50.636	18.015	1.00	5.40
ATOM 845	CE	LYS	A	85	5.815	51.489	18.788	1.00	5.40
ATOM 846	NZ	LYS	A	85	5.158	50.615	19.763	1.00	5.40
ATOM 847	H	LYS	A	85	7.645	51.137	13.554	1.00	20.00
ATOM 848	1HZ	LYS	A	85	4.477	51.153	20.340	1.00	20.00
ATOM 849	2HZ	LYS	A	85	4.658	49.860	19.252	1.00	20.00
ATOM 850	3HZ	LYS	A	85	5.853	50.191	20.406	1.00	20.00
ATOM 851	N	MET	A	86	11.410	50.491	14.536	1.00	17.02
ATOM 852	CA	MET	A	86	12.372	49.480	14.142	1.00	17.02
ATOM 853	C	MET	A	86	13.285	49.154	15.294	1.00	17.02
ATOM 854	O	MET	A	86	14.205	49.889	15.621	1.00	17.02
ATOM 855	CB	MET	A	86	13.173	49.922	12.912	1.00	17.02
ATOM 856	CG	MET	A	86	12.308	50.081	11.658	1.00	17.02
ATOM 857	SD	MET	A	86	11.506	48.548	11.152	1.00	17.02
ATOM 858	CE	MET	A	86	12.959	47.697	10.523	1.00	17.02
ATOM 859	H	MET	A	86	11.698	51.351	14.962	1.00	20.00
ATOM 860	N	MET	A	87	13.039	47.975	15.882	1.00	29.14
ATOM 861	CA	MET	A	87	14.077	47.534	16.819	1.00	29.14
ATOM 862	C	MET	A	87	15.137	46.684	16.139	1.00	29.14
ATOM 863	O	MET	A	87	15.631	45.671	16.614	1.00	29.14
ATOM 864	CB	MET	A	87	13.486	46.853	18.054	1.00	29.14
ATOM 865	CG	MET	A	87	14.428	47.021	19.249	1.00	29.14
ATOM 866	SD	MET	A	87	13.931	46.100	20.705	1.00	29.14
ATOM 867	CE	MET	A	87	15.308	46.529	21.781	1.00	29.14
ATOM 868	H	MET	A	87	12.292	47.397	15.551	1.00	20.00
ATOM 869	N	SER	A	88	15.438	47.156	14.930	1.00	17.75
ATOM 870	CA	SER	A	88	16.291	46.381	14.060	1.00	17.75
ATOM 871	C	SER	A	88	17.673	46.973	13.968	1.00	17.75
ATOM 872	O	SER	A	88	18.220	47.231	12.907	1.00	17.75
ATOM 873	CB	SER	A	88	15.610	46.322	12.716	1.00	17.75
ATOM 874	OG	SER	A	88	16.348	45.494	11.820	1.00	17.75
ATOM 875	H	SER	A	88	15.116	48.050	14.630	1.00	20.00
ATOM 876	HG	SER	A	88	16.557	46.092	11.120	1.00	20.00
ATOM 877	N	TYR	A	89	18.231	47.164	15.158	1.00	19.14
ATOM 878	CA	TYR	A	89	19.673	47.374	15.157	1.00	19.14
ATOM 879	C	TYR	A	89	20.375	46.042	14.875	1.00	19.14
ATOM 880	O	TYR	A	89	19.781	45.118	14.327	1.00	19.14
ATOM 881	CB	TYR	A	89	20.080	48.072	16.468	1.00	19.14
ATOM 882	CG	TYR	A	89	19.571	47.288	17.655	1.00	19.14
ATOM 883	CD1	TYR	A	89	18.320	47.611	18.217	1.00	19.14
ATOM 884	CD2	TYR	A	89	20.356	46.231	18.149	1.00	19.14
ATOM 885	CE1	TYR	A	89	17.828	46.823	19.266	1.00	19.14
ATOM 886	CE2	TYR	A	89	19.868	45.444	19.198	1.00	19.14
ATOM 887	CZ	TYR	A	89	18.604	45.746	19.736	1.00	19.14
ATOM 888	OH	TYR	A	89	18.115	44.967	20.761	1.00	19.14
ATOM 889	H	TYR	A	89	17.720	46.902	15.975	1.00	20.00
ATOM 890	HH	TYR	A	89	18.859	44.678	21.287	1.00	20.00
ATOM 891	N	CYS	A	90	21.651	45.956	15.252	1.00	32.37
ATOM 892	CA	CYS	A	90	22.299	44.667	15.015	1.00	32.37
ATOM 893	C	CYS	A	90	22.823	44.026	16.287	1.00	32.37
ATOM 894	O	CYS	A	90	22.546	44.478	17.389	1.00	32.37
ATOM 895	CB	CYS	A	90	23.385	44.854	13.957	1.00	32.37
ATOM 896	SG	CYS	A	90	24.212	46.439	14.170	1.00	32.37
ATOM 897	H	CYS	A	90	22.147	46.712	15.679	1.00	20.00
ATOM 898	N	THR	A	91	23.605	42.962	16.086	1.00	22.92
ATOM 899	CA	THR	A	91	24.339	42.363	17.196	1.00	22.92
ATOM 900	C	THR	A	91	25.818	42.616	16.939	1.00	22.92
ATOM 901	O	THR	A	91	26.149	43.587	16.278	1.00	22.92
ATOM 902	CB	THR	A	91	23.988	40.882	17.199	1.00	22.92
ATOM 903	OG1	THR	A	91	24.115	40.369	15.866	1.00	22.92
ATOM 904	CG2	THR	A	91	22.563	40.647	17.710	1.00	22.92
ATOM 905	H	THR	A	91	23.795	42.572	15.187	1.00	20.00
ATOM 906	HG1	THR	A	91	24.137	39.424	15.940	1.00	20.00
ATOM 907	N	THR	A	92	26.708	41.721	17.400	1.00	5.61
ATOM 908	CA	THR	A	92	28.086	41.853	16.913	1.00	5.61
ATOM 909	C	THR	A	92	28.213	41.890	15.392	1.00	5.61
ATOM 910	O	THR	A	92	27.912	40.922	14.704	1.00	5.61
ATOM 911	CB	THR	A	92	28.926	40.714	17.486	1.00	5.61
ATOM 912	OG1	THR	A	92	28.595	40.529	18.867	1.00	5.61
ATOM 913	CG2	THR	A	92	30.430	40.943	17.305	1.00	5.61
ATOM 914	H	THR	A	92	26.508	40.997	18.059	1.00	20.00
ATOM 915	HG1	THR	A	92	29.235	39.918	19.211	1.00	20.00
ATOM 916	N	GLY	A	93	28.658	43.058	14.909	1.00	3.78
ATOM 917	CA	GLY	A	93	28.732	43.206	13.464	1.00	3.78
ATOM 918	C	GLY	A	93	29.306	44.546	13.070	1.00	3.78
ATOM 919	O	GLY	A	93	29.678	45.364	13.903	1.00	3.78
ATOM 920	H	GLY	A	93	28.829	43.853	15.492	1.00	20.00
ATOM 921	N	GLN	A	94	29.357	44.705	11.739	1.00	15.42
ATOM 922	CA	GLN	A	94	29.825	45.959	11.157	1.00	15.42
ATOM 923	C	GLN	A	94	28.774	47.056	11.240	1.00	15.42
ATOM 924	O	GLN	A	94	27.854	47.009	12.047	1.00	15.42
ATOM 925	CB	GLN	A	94	30.255	45.687	9.710	1.00	15.42
ATOM 926	CG	GLN	A	94	31.542	44.868	9.579	1.00	15.42
ATOM 927	CD	GLN	A	94	32.724	45.680	10.075	1.00	15.42
ATOM 928	OE1	GLN	A	94	33.261	45.475	11.152	1.00	15.42
ATOM 929	NE2	GLN	A	94	33.116	46.632	9.222	1.00	15.42
ATOM 930	H	GLN	A	94	28.969	43.993	11.158	1.00	20.00
ATOM 931	1HE2	GLN	A	94	32.648	46.789	8.353	1.00	20.00
ATOM 932	2HE2	GLN	A	94	33.914	47.171	9.484	1.00	20.00
ATOM 933	N	MET	A	95	28.930	48.044	10.337	1.00	18.74
ATOM 934	CA	MET	A	95	27.843	49.006	10.176	1.00	18.74
ATOM 935	C	MET	A	95	26.493	48.376	9.859	1.00	18.74
ATOM 936	O	MET	A	95	26.386	47.301	9.281	1.00	18.74
ATOM 937	CB	MET	A	95	28.211	50.069	9.127	1.00	18.74
ATOM 938	CG	MET	A	95	28.503	49.492	7.737	1.00	18.74
ATOM 939	SD	MET	A	95	28.762	50.723	6.449	1.00	18.74
ATOM 940	CE	MET	A	95	29.080	49.589	5.084	1.00	18.74
ATOM 941	H	MET	A	95	29.733	48.091	9.751	1.00	20.00
ATOM 942	N	TRP	A	96	25.463	49.120	10.262	1.00	3.87
ATOM 943	CA	TRP	A	96	24.112	48.694	9.925	1.00	3.87
ATOM 944	C	TRP	A	96	23.339	49.887	9.430	1.00	3.87
ATOM 945	O	TRP	A	96	23.504	50.978	9.955	1.00	3.87
ATOM 946	CB	TRP	A	96	23.421	48.062	11.142	1.00	3.87
ATOM 947	CG	TRP	A	96	23.354	49.035	12.303	1.00	3.87
ATOM 948	CD1	TRP	A	96	24.333	49.259	13.283	1.00	3.87
ATOM 949	CD2	TRP	A	96	22.280	49.934	12.644	1.00	3.87
ATOM 950	NE1	TRP	A	96	23.943	50.198	14.181	1.00	3.87
ATOM 951	CE2	TRP	A	96	22.674	50.647	13.825	1.00	3.87
ATOM 952	CE3	TRP	A	96	21.028	50.190	12.049	1.00	3.87
ATOM 953	CZ2	TRP	A	96	21.806	51.609	14.383	1.00	3.87
ATOM 954	CZ3	TRP	A	96	20.172	51.154	12.617	1.00	3.87
ATOM 955	CH2	TRP	A	96	20.557	51.857	13.777	1.00	3.87
ATOM 956	H	TRP	A	96	25.635	49.947	10.803	1.00	20.00
ATOM 957	HE1	TRP	A	96	24.476	50.477	14.958	1.00	20.00
ATOM 958	N	ALA	A	97	22.498	49.640	8.418	1.00	3.76
ATOM 959	CA	ALA	A	97	21.642	50.732	7.978	1.00	3.76
ATOM 960	C	ALA	A	97	20.211	50.269	7.857	1.00	3.76
ATOM 961	O	ALA	A	97	19.943	49.221	7.277	1.00	3.76
ATOM 962	CB	ALA	A	97	22.111	51.295	6.636	1.00	3.76
ATOM 963	H	ALA	A	97	22.433	48.732	8.009	1.00	20.00
ATOM 964	N	ARG	A	98	19.322	51.073	8.467	1.00	11.69
ATOM 965	CA	ARG	A	98	17.895	50.758	8.389	1.00	11.69
ATOM 966	C	ARG	A	98	17.113	51.920	7.835	1.00	11.69
ATOM 967	O	ARG	A	98	17.389	53.074	8.138	1.00	11.69
ATOM 968	CB	ARG	A	98	17.282	50.406	9.749	1.00	11.69
ATOM 969	CG	ARG	A	98	18.026	49.325	10.519	1.00	11.69
ATOM 970	CD	ARG	A	98	18.214	48.043	9.724	1.00	11.69
ATOM 971	NE	ARG	A	98	19.092	47.120	10.438	1.00	11.69
ATOM 972	CZ	ARG	A	98	18.895	45.804	10.316	1.00	11.69
ATOM 973	NH1	ARG	A	98	19.725	44.923	10.868	1.00	11.69
ATOM 974	NH2	ARG	A	98	17.862	45.392	9.604	1.00	11.69
ATOM 975	H	ARG	A	98	19.647	51.921	8.896	1.00	20.00
ATOM 976	HE	ARG	A	98	19.795	47.481	11.051	1.00	20.00
ATOM 977	1HH1	ARG	A	98	19.644	43.944	10.682	1.00	20.00
ATOM 978	2HH2	ARG	A	98	20.449	45.230	11.485	1.00	20.00
ATOM 979	1HH2	ARG	A	98	17.815	44.424	9.344	1.00	20.00
ATOM 980	2HH2	ARG	A	98	17.183	46.019	9.228	1.00	20.00
ATOM 981	N	SER	A	99	16.112	51.568	7.023	1.00	7.28
ATOM 982	CA	SER	A	99	15.251	52.651	6.579	1.00	7.28
ATOM 983	C	SER	A	99	13.819	52.537	7.045	1.00	7.28
ATOM 984	O	SER	A	99	13.218	51.468	7.051	1.00	7.28
ATOM 985	CB	SER	A	99	15.326	52.777	5.062	1.00	7.28
ATOM 986	OG	SER	A	99	14.993	51.548	4.407	1.00	7.28
ATOM 987	H	SER	A	99	15.937	50.634	6.715	1.00	20.00
ATOM 988	HG	SER	A	99	15.592	51.447	3.679	1.00	20.00
ATOM 989	N	SER	A	100	13.291	53.712	7.406	1.00	2.73
ATOM 990	CA	SER	A	100	11.865	53.753	7.707	1.00	2.73
ATOM 991	C	SER	A	100	11.154	54.722	6.785	1.00	2.73
ATOM 992	O	SER	A	100	11.559	55.866	6.644	1.00	2.73
ATOM 993	CB	SER	A	100	11.645	54.133	9.173	1.00	2.73
ATOM 994	OG	SER	A	100	12.260	53.161	10.026	1.00	2.73
ATOM 995	H	SER	A	100	13.847	54.548	7.414	1.00	20.00
ATOM 996	HG	SER	A	100	12.324	53.557	10.887	1.00	20.00
ATOM 997	N	TYR	A	101	10.081	54.205	6.157	1.00	2.72
ATOM 998	CA	TYR	A	101	9.290	55.066	5.268	1.00	2.72
ATOM 999	C	TYR	A	101	7.839	55.064	5.678	1.00	2.72
ATOM 1000	O	TYR	A	101	7.281	54.003	5.901	1.00	2.72
ATOM 1001	CB	TYR	A	101	9.380	54.580	3.816	1.00	2.72
ATOM 1002	CG	TYR	A	101	8.532	55.444	2.905	1.00	2.72
ATOM 1003	CD1	TYR	A	101	9.050	56.650	2.391	1.00	2.72
ATOM 1004	CD2	TYR	A	101	7.223	55.019	2.613	1.00	2.72
ATOM 1005	CE1	TYR	A	101	8.244	57.444	1.559	1.00	2.72
ATOM 1006	CE2	TYR	A	101	6.413	55.818	1.795	1.00	2.72
ATOM 1007	CZ	TYR	A	101	6.940	57.004	1.255	1.00	2.72
ATOM 1008	OH	TYR	A	101	6.153	57.736	0.390	1.00	2.72
ATOM 1009	H	TYR	A	101	9.831	53.250	6.305	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1010	HH	TYR	A	101	5.326	57.292	0.259	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1011	N	LEU	A	102	7.253	56.255	5.767	1.00	17.88
ATOM 1012	CA	LEU	A	102	5.860	56.384	6.183	1.00	17.88
ATOM 1013	C	LEU	A	102	5.100	57.129	5.097	1.00	17.88
ATOM 1014	O	LEU	A	102	5.688	57.936	4.388	1.00	17.88
ATOM 1015	CB	LEU	A	102	5.803	57.140	7.519	1.00	17.88
ATOM 1016	CG	LEU	A	102	5.972	56.301	8.801	1.00	17.88
ATOM 1017	CD1	LEU	A	102	4.868	55.256	8.909	1.00	17.88
ATOM 1018	CD2	LEU	A	102	7.353	55.674	9.006	1.00	17.88
ATOM 1019	H	LEU	A	102	7.742	57.061	5.433	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1020	N	GLY	A	103	3.798	56.824	4.975	1.00	5.34
ATOM 1021	CA	GLY	A	103	3.053	57.518	3.923	1.00	5.34
ATOM 1022	C	GLY	A	103	1.577	57.172	3.900	1.00	5.34
ATOM 1023	O	GLY	A	103	1.227	56.000	3.874	1.00	5.34
ATOM 1024	H	GLY	A	103	3.334	56.161	5.562	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1025	N	ALA	A	104	0.734	58.226	3.923	1.00	6.66
ATOM 1026	CA	ALA	A	104	−0.713	57.984	3.938	1.00	6.66
ATOM 1027	C	ALA	A	104	−1.551	59.223	3.656	1.00	6.66
ATOM 1028	O	ALA	A	104	−1.029	60.330	3.607	1.00	6.66
ATOM 1029	CB	ALA	A	104	−1.133	57.414	5.287	1.00	6.66
ATOM 1030	H	ALA	A	104	1.093	59.164	3.962	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1031	N	VAL	A	105	−2.867	58.989	3.460	1.00	2.80
ATOM 1032	CA	VAL	A	105	−3.752	60.117	3.148	1.00	2.80
ATOM 1033	C	VAL	A	105	−4.645	60.533	4.296	1.00	2.80
ATOM 1034	O	VAL	A	105	−5.287	59.720	4.950	1.00	2.80
ATOM 1035	CB	VAL	A	105	−4.602	59.805	1.914	1.00	2.80
ATOM 1036	CG1	VAL	A	105	−5.572	60.920	1.528	1.00	2.80
ATOM 1037	CG2	VAL	A	105	−3.673	59.526	0.754	1.00	2.80
ATOM 1038	H	VAL	A	105	−3.265	58.071	3.522	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1039	N	PHE	A	106	−4.654	61.859	4.497	1.00	2.81
ATOM 1040	CA	PHE	A	106	−5.386	62.398	5.637	1.00	2.81
ATOM 1041	C	PHE	A	106	−6.159	63.659	5.250	1.00	2.81
ATOM 1042	O	PHE	A	106	−5.778	64.341	4.308	1.00	2.81
ATOM 1043	CB	PHE	A	106	−4.376	62.653	6.766	1.00	2.81
ATOM 1044	CG	PHE	A	106	−3.693	61.370	7.221	1.00	2.81
ATOM 1045	CD1	PHE	A	106	−2.354	61.109	6.859	1.00	2.81
ATOM 1046	CD2	PHE	A	106	−4.396	60.457	8.033	1.00	2.81
ATOM 1047	CE1	PHE	A	106	−1.702	59.974	7.380	1.00	2.81
ATOM 1048	CE2	PHE	A	106	−3.758	59.319	8.556	1.00	2.81
ATOM 1049	CZ	PHE	A	106	−2.402	59.105	8.245	1.00	2.81
ATOM 1050	H	PHE	A	106	−4.116	62.456	3.895	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1051	N	ASN	A	107	−7.255	63.955	5.988	1.00	6.84
ATOM 1052	CA	ASN	A	107	−7.863	65.278	5.759	1.00	6.84
ATOM 1053	C	ASN	A	107	−7.295	66.277	6.714	1.00	6.84
ATOM 1054	O	ASN	A	107	−7.481	66.185	7.922	1.00	6.84
ATOM 1055	CB	ASN	A	107	−9.369	65.410	5.997	1.00	6.84
ATOM 1056	CG	ASN	A	107	−10.175	64.699	4.954	1.00	6.84
ATOM 1057	OD1	ASN	A	107	−10.677	65.231	3.975	1.00	6.84
ATOM 1058	ND2	ASN	A	107	−10.299	63.426	5.256	1.00	6.84
ATOM 1059	H	ASN	A	107	−7.478	63.414	6.795	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1060	1HD2	ASN	A	107	−9.850	63.061	6.071	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1061	2HD2	ASN	A	107	−10.834	62.817	4.673	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1062	N	LEU	A	108	−6.609	67.239	6.111	1.00	5.08
ATOM 1063	CA	LEU	A	108	−6.140	68.308	6.973	1.00	5.08
ATOM 1064	C	LEU	A	108	−7.006	69.538	6.833	1.00	5.08
ATOM 1065	O	LEU	A	108	−7.826	69.648	5.923	1.00	5.08
ATOM 1066	CB	LEU	A	108	−4.661	68.566	6.699	1.00	5.08
ATOM 1067	CG	LEU	A	108	−3.832	67.297	6.932	1.00	5.08
ATOM 1068	CD1	LEU	A	108	−2.413	67.423	6.391	1.00	5.08
ATOM 1069	CD2	LEU	A	108	−3.845	66.857	8.396	1.00	5.08
ATOM 1070	H	LEU	A	108	−6.553	67.274	5.111	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1071	N	THR	A	109	−6.793	70.436	7.797	1.00	3.97
ATOM 1072	CA	THR	A	109	−7.583	71.659	7.816	1.00	3.97
ATOM 1073	C	THR	A	109	−6.596	72.809	7.748	1.00	3.97
ATOM 1074	O	THR	A	109	−5.409	72.624	7.969	1.00	3.97
ATOM 1075	CB	THR	A	109	−8.413	71.698	9.115	1.00	3.97
ATOM 1076	OG1	THR	A	109	−9.031	70.427	9.358	1.00	3.97
ATOM 1077	CG2	THR	A	109	−9.489	72.790	9.136	1.00	3.97
ATOM 1078	H	THR	A	109	−6.022	70.350	8.436	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1079	HG1	THR	A	109	−9.492	70.529	10.177	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1080	N	SER	A	110	−7.090	74.019	7.467	1.00	5.78
ATOM 1081	CA	SER	A	110	−6.181	75.132	7.727	1.00	5.78
ATOM 1082	C	SER	A	110	−5.717	75.216	9.180	1.00	5.78
ATOM 1083	O	SER	A	110	−6.457	74.892	10.103	1.00	5.78
ATOM 1084	CB	SER	A	110	−6.858	76.425	7.292	1.00	5.78
ATOM 1085	OG	SER	A	110	−7.383	76.244	5.972	1.00	5.78
ATOM 1086	H	SER	A	110	−8.020	74.186	7.139	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1087	HG	SER	A	110	−6.722	76.600	5.381	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1088	N	ALA	A	111	−4.456	75.673	9.307	1.00	23.23
ATOM 1089	CA	ALA	A	111	−3.794	76.025	10.569	1.00	23.23
ATOM 1090	C	ALA	A	111	−3.149	74.915	11.374	1.00	23.23
ATOM 1091	O	ALA	A	111	−2.361	75.193	12.274	1.00	23.23
ATOM 1092	CB	ALA	A	111	−4.675	76.865	11.508	1.00	23.23
ATOM 1093	H	ALA	A	111	−3.916	75.702	8.463	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1094	N	ASP	A	112	−3.484	73.655	11.047	1.00	12.39
ATOM 1095	CA	ASP	A	112	−2.809	72.652	11.861	1.00	12.39
ATOM 1096	C	ASP	A	112	−1.360	72.396	11.493	1.00	12.39
ATOM 1097	O	ASP	A	112	−0.903	72.732	10.405	1.00	12.39
ATOM 1098	CB	ASP	A	112	−3.661	71.388	12.018	1.00	12.39
ATOM 1099	CG	ASP	A	112	−3.767	70.469	10.816	1.00	12.39
ATOM 1100	OD1	ASP	A	112	−3.607	69.267	11.004	1.00	12.39
ATOM 1101	OD2	ASP	A	112	−4.052	70.934	9.720	1.00	12.39
ATOM 1102	H	ASP	A	112	−4.067	73.372	10.281	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1103	N	HIS	A	113	−0.645	71.849	12.492	1.00	16.60
ATOM 1104	CA	HIS	A	113	0.771	71.584	12.259	1.00	16.60
ATOM 1105	C	HIS	A	113	1.049	70.105	12.141	1.00	16.60
ATOM 1106	O	HIS	A	113	0.514	69.306	12.898	1.00	16.60
ATOM 1107	CB	HIS	A	113	1.655	72.098	13.395	1.00	16.60
ATOM 1108	CG	HIS	A	113	1.693	73.602	13.508	1.00	16.60
ATOM 1109	ND1	HIS	A	113	0.738	74.324	14.117	1.00	16.60
ATOM 1110	CD2	HIS	A	113	2.700	74.466	13.066	1.00	16.60
ATOM 1111	CE1	HIS	A	113	1.128	75.635	14.067	1.00	16.60
ATOM 1112	NE2	HIS	A	113	2.336	75.725	13.423	1.00	16.60
ATOM 1113	H	HIS	A	113	−1.107	71.541	13.328	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1114	HD1	HIS	A	113	−0.092	73.977	14.506	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1115	N	LEU	A	114	1.949	69.777	11.205	1.00	5.46
ATOM 1116	CA	LEU	A	114	2.475	68.413	11.254	1.00	5.46
ATOM 1117	C	LEU	A	114	3.926	68.404	11.683	1.00	5.46
ATOM 1118	O	LEU	A	114	4.682	69.309	11.346	1.00	5.46
ATOM 1119	CB	LEU	A	114	2.348	67.678	9.916	1.00	5.46
ATOM 1120	CG	LEU	A	114	0.964	67.659	9.261	1.00	5.46
ATOM 1121	CD1	LEU	A	114	0.945	66.690	8.088	1.00	5.46
ATOM 1122	CD2	LEU	A	114	−0.182	67.343	10.213	1.00	5.46
ATOM 1123	H	LEU	A	114	2.297	70.482	10.585	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1124	N	TYR	A	115	4.274	67.352	12.444	1.00	8.89
ATOM 1125	CA	TYR	A	115	5.662	67.210	12.894	1.00	8.89
ATOM 1126	C	TYR	A	115	6.174	65.820	12.623	1.00	8.89
ATOM 1127	O	TYR	A	115	5.412	64.863	12.610	1.00	8.89
ATOM 1128	CB	TYR	A	115	5.814	67.473	14.394	1.00	8.89
ATOM 1129	CG	TYR	A	115	5.461	68.900	14.726	1.00	8.89
ATOM 1130	CD1	TYR	A	115	6.421	69.912	14.523	1.00	8.89
ATOM 1131	CD2	TYR	A	115	4.176	69.174	15.231	1.00	8.89
ATOM 1132	CE1	TYR	A	115	6.073	71.243	14.807	1.00	8.89
ATOM 1133	CE2	TYR	A	115	3.831	70.503	15.515	1.00	8.89
ATOM 1134	CZ	TYR	A	115	4.777	71.522	15.280	1.00	8.89
ATOM 1135	OH	TYR	A	115	4.414	72.834	15.511	1.00	8.89
ATOM 1136	H	TYR	A	115	3.583	66.661	12.676	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1137	HH	TYR	A	115	3.481	72.871	15.676	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1138	N	VAL	A	116	7.494	65.743	12.391	1.00	5.15
ATOM 1139	CA	VAL	A	116	8.070	64.434	12.085	1.00	5.15
ATOM 1140	C	VAL	A	116	9.369	64.215	12.824	1.00	5.15
ATOM 1141	O	VAL	A	116	10.402	64.765	12.464	1.00	5.15
ATOM 1142	CB	VAL	A	116	8.284	64.281	10.577	1.00	5.15
ATOM 1143	CG1	VAL	A	116	8.984	62.982	10.210	1.00	5.15
ATOM 1144	CG2	VAL	A	116	6.955	64.328	9.653	1.00	5.15
ATOM 1145	H	VAL	A	116	8.066	66.562	12.404	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1146	N	ASN	A	117	9.263	63.388	13.872	1.00	8.77
ATOM 1147	CA	ASN	A	117	10.485	63.210	14.650	1.00	8.77
ATOM 1148	C	ASN	A	117	10.937	61.767	14.713	1.00	8.77
ATOM 1149	O	ASN	A	117	10.154	60.829	14.595	1.00	8.77
ATOM 1150	CB	ASN	A	117	10.350	63.800	16.061	1.00	8.77
ATOM 1151	CG	ASN	A	117	10.177	65.309	16.010	1.00	8.77
ATOM 1152	OD1	ASN	A	117	10.707	66.013	15.164	1.00	8.77
ATOM 1153	ND2	ASN	A	117	9.376	65.790	16.966	1.00	8.77
ATOM 1154	H	ASN	A	117	8.418	62.875	14.048	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1155	1HD2	ASN	A	117	8.981	65.202	17.668	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1156	2HD2	ASN	A	117	9.194	66.772	16.957	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1157	N	VAL	A	118	12.261	61.657	14.908	1.00	2.80
ATOM 1158	CA	VAL	A	118	12.889	60.363	15.168	1.00	2.80
ATOM 1159	C	VAL	A	118	13.317	60.341	16.623	1.00	2.80
ATOM 1160	O	VAL	A	118	13.598	61.390	17.189	1.00	2.80
ATOM 1161	CB	VAL	A	118	14.106	60.198	14.240	1.00	2.80
ATOM 1162	CG1	VAL	A	118	14.931	58.932	14.486	1.00	2.80
ATOM 1163	CG2	VAL	A	118	13.686	60.300	12.780	1.00	2.80
ATOM 1164	H	VAL	A	118	12.814	62.483	15.015	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1165	N	SER	A	119	13.364	59.128	17.200	1.00	3.07
ATOM 1166	CA	SER	A	119	13.914	59.016	18.551	1.00	3.07
ATOM 1167	C	SER	A	119	15.367	59.474	18.716	1.00	3.07
ATOM 1168	O	SER	A	119	15.669	60.363	19.502	1.00	3.07
ATOM 1169	CB	SER	A	119	13.686	57.589	19.052	1.00	3.07
ATOM 1170	OG	SER	A	119	14.115	56.654	18.053	1.00	3.07
ATOM 1171	H	SER	A	119	13.064	58.308	16.706	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1172	HG	SER	A	119	14.876	56.209	18.450	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1173	N	GLU	A	120	16.257	58.852	17.922	1.00	12.56
ATOM 1174	CA	GLU	A	120	17.662	59.245	18.058	1.00	12.56
ATOM 1175	C	GLU	A	120	18.245	59.835	16.796	1.00	12.56
ATOM 1176	O	GLU	A	120	18.428	59.174	15.782	1.00	12.56
ATOM 1177	CB	GLU	A	120	18.576	58.093	18.498	1.00	12.56
ATOM 1178	CG	GLU	A	120	18.296	57.424	19.851	1.00	12.56
ATOM 1179	CD	GLU	A	120	17.012	56.613	19.830	1.00	12.56
ATOM 1180	OE1	GLU	A	120	16.676	56.047	18.790	1.00	12.56
ATOM 1181	OE2	GLU	A	120	16.340	56.562	20.857	1.00	12.56
ATOM 1182	H	GLU	A	120	15.973	58.071	17.365	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1183	N	LEU	A	121	18.572	61.127	16.897	1.00	16.20
ATOM 1184	CA	LEU	A	121	19.092	61.724	15.669	1.00	16.20
ATOM 1185	C	LEU	A	121	20.555	61.434	15.374	1.00	16.20
ATOM 1186	O	LEU	A	121	21.031	61.580	14.255	1.00	16.20
ATOM 1187	CB	LEU	A	121	18.721	63.205	15.560	1.00	16.20
ATOM 1188	CG	LEU	A	121	17.226	63.441	15.290	1.00	16.20
ATOM 1189	CD1	LEU	A	121	16.729	62.549	14.164	1.00	16.20
ATOM 1190	CD2	LEU	A	121	16.310	63.322	16.510	1.00	16.20
ATOM 1191	H	LEU	A	121	18.412	61.651	17.733	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1192	N	SER	A	122	21.227	60.893	16.409	1.00	8.33
ATOM 1193	CA	SER	A	122	22.535	60.272	16.188	1.00	8.33
ATOM 1194	C	SER	A	122	22.568	59.195	15.112	1.00	8.33
ATOM 1195	O	SER	A	122	23.584	58.940	14.479	1.00	8.33
ATOM 1196	CB	SER	A	122	23.045	59.687	17.500	1.00	8.33
ATOM 1197	OG	SER	A	122	22.731	60.587	18.567	1.00	8.33
ATOM 1198	H	SER	A	122	20.883	60.940	17.347	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1199	HG	SER	A	122	23.155	60.237	19.341	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1200	N	LEU	A	123	21.385	58.577	14.931	1.00	10.07
ATOM 1201	CA	LEU	A	123	21.259	57.556	13.894	1.00	10.07
ATOM 1202	C	LEU	A	123	21.336	58.072	12.471	1.00	10.07
ATOM 1203	O	LEU	A	123	21.589	57.318	11.540	1.00	10.07
ATOM 1204	CB	LEU	A	123	19.918	56.851	14.007	1.00	10.07
ATOM 1205	CG	LEU	A	123	19.596	56.197	15.341	1.00	10.07
ATOM 1206	CD1	LEU	A	123	18.093	55.945	15.449	1.00	10.07
ATOM 1207	CD2	LEU	A	123	20.438	54.948	15.593	1.00	10.07
ATOM 1208	H	LEU	A	123	20.574	58.842	15.457	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1209	N	VAL	A	124	21.025	59.371	12.325	1.00	5.90
ATOM 1210	CA	VAL	A	124	20.726	59.799	10.964	1.00	5.90
ATOM 1211	C	VAL	A	124	21.921	59.840	10.046	1.00	5.90
ATOM 1212	O	VAL	A	124	22.982	60.387	10.323	1.00	5.90
ATOM 1213	CB	VAL	A	124	19.940	61.116	10.948	1.00	5.90
ATOM 1214	CG1	VAL	A	124	19.532	61.582	9.546	1.00	5.90
ATOM 1215	CG2	VAL	A	124	18.682	60.926	11.782	1.00	5.90
ATOM 1216	H	VAL	A	124	21.015	60.016	13.092	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1217	N	ASN	A	125	21.657	59.217	8.896	1.00	5.82
ATOM 1218	CA	ASN	A	125	22.640	59.347	7.835	1.00	5.82
ATOM 1219	C	ASN	A	125	22.475	60.654	7.120	1.00	5.82
ATOM 1220	O	ASN	A	125	21.375	61.039	6.750	1.00	5.82
ATOM 1221	CB	ASN	A	125	22.501	58.207	6.835	1.00	5.82
ATOM 1222	CG	ASN	A	125	22.928	56.936	7.511	1.00	5.82
ATOM 1223	OD1	ASN	A	125	23.689	56.957	8.463	1.00	5.82
ATOM 1224	ND2	ASN	A	125	22.402	55.826	6.977	1.00	5.82
ATOM 1225	H	ASN	A	125	20.748	58.818	8.760	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1226	1HD2	ASN	A	125	21.811	55.874	6.174	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1227	2HD2	ASN	A	125	22.587	54.944	7.409	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1228	N	PHE	A	126	23.629	61.297	6.914	1.00	7.35
ATOM 1229	CA	PHE	A	126	23.582	62.373	5.934	1.00	7.35
ATOM 1230	C	PHE	A	126	24.544	62.117	4.810	1.00	7.35
ATOM 1231	O	PHE	A	126	25.128	63.023	4.233	1.00	7.35
ATOM 1232	CB	PHE	A	126	23.870	63.740	6.546	1.00	7.35
ATOM 1233	CG	PHE	A	126	22.917	64.028	7.676	1.00	7.35
ATOM 1234	CD1	PHE	A	126	23.359	63.811	8.997	1.00	7.35
ATOM 1235	CD2	PHE	A	126	21.621	64.520	7.402	1.00	7.35
ATOM 1236	CE1	PHE	A	126	22.510	64.136	10.070	1.00	7.35
ATOM 1237	CE2	PHE	A	126	20.773	64.851	8.476	1.00	7.35
ATOM 1238	CZ	PHE	A	126	21.236	64.676	9.798	1.00	7.35
ATOM 1239	H	PHE	A	126	24.485	61.035	7.360	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1240	N	GLU	A	127	24.688	60.812	4.511	1.00	24.73
ATOM 1241	CA	GLU	A	127	25.455	60.561	3.297	1.00	24.73
ATOM 1242	C	GLU	A	127	24.765	61.137	2.073	1.00	24.73
ATOM 1243	C	GLU	A	127	25.389	61.707	1.189	1.00	24.73
ATOM 1244	CB	GLU	A	127	25.725	59.072	3.104	1.00	24.73
ATOM 1245	CG	GLU	A	127	26.677	58.837	1.922	1.00	24.73
ATOM 1246	CD	GLU	A	127	27.964	58.218	2.414	1.00	24.73
ATOM 1247	OE1	GLU	A	127	28.272	57.109	1.979	1.00	24.73
ATOM 1248	OE2	GLU	A	127	28.632	58.829	3.245	1.00	24.73
ATOM 1249	H	GLU	A	127	24.181	60.106	5.002	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1250	N	GLU	A	128	23.431	60.945	2.079	1.00	23.04
ATOM 1251	CA	GLU	A	128	22.694	61.261	0.861	1.00	23.04
ATOM 1252	C	GLU	A	128	21.313	61.807	1.171	1.00	23.04
ATOM 1253	O	GLU	A	128	20.947	61.971	2.328	1.00	23.04
ATOM 1254	CB	GLU	A	128	22.615	59.987	0.045	1.00	23.04
ATOM 1255	CG	GLU	A	128	23.910	59.607	−0.685	1.00	23.04
ATOM 1256	CD	GLU	A	128	23.939	60.144	−2.103	1.00	23.04
ATOM 1257	OE1	GLU	A	128	22.997	60.832	−2.510	1.00	23.04
ATOM 1258	OE2	GLU	A	128	24.913	59.852	−2.798	1.00	23.04
ATOM 1259	H	GLU	A	128	22.928	60.568	2.862	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1260	N	SER	A	129	20.537	62.056	0.099	1.00	19.86
ATOM 1261	CA	SER	A	129	19.298	62.850	0.216	1.00	19.86
ATOM 1262	C	SER	A	129	18.103	62.253	0.958	1.00	19.86
ATOM 1263	O	SER	A	129	17.013	62.805	1.032	1.00	19.86
ATOM 1264	CB	SER	A	129	18.861	63.281	−1.184	1.00	19.86
ATOM 1265	OG	SER	A	129	20.026	63.459	−1.996	1.00	19.86
ATOM 1266	H	SER	A	129	20.885	61.864	−0.824	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1267	HG	SER	A	129	19.718	63.707	−2.867	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1268	N	GLN	A	130	18.363	61.056	1.484	1.00	15.57
ATOM 1269	CA	GLN	A	130	17.353	60.136	1.992	1.00	15.57
ATOM 1270	C	GLN	A	130	16.283	60.634	2.962	1.00	15.57
ATOM 1271	O	GLN	A	130	15.133	60.216	2.905	1.00	15.57
ATOM 1272	CB	GLN	A	130	18.125	58.956	2.558	1.00	15.57
ATOM 1273	CG	GLN	A	130	19.140	59.328	3.657	1.00	15.57
ATOM 1274	CD	GLN	A	130	20.572	58.937	3.305	1.00	15.57
ATOM 1275	OE1	GLN	A	130	21.535	59.345	3.944	1.00	15.57
ATOM 1276	NE2	GLN	A	130	20.710	58.067	2.295	1.00	15.57
ATOM 1277	H	GLN	A	130	19.321	60.784	1.462	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1278	1HE2	GLN	A	130	20.003	57.812	1.637	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1279	2HE2	GLN	A	130	21.612	57.658	2.183	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1280	N	THR	A	131	16.719	61.510	3.877	1.00	3.96
ATOM 1281	CA	THR	A	131	15.791	61.902	4.933	1.00	3.96
ATOM 1282	C	THR	A	131	14.970	63.131	4.590	1.00	3.96
ATOM 1283	O	THR	A	131	15.474	64.245	4.469	1.00	3.96
ATOM 1284	CB	THR	A	131	16.558	62.045	6.253	1.00	3.96
ATOM 1285	OG1	THR	A	131	17.098	60.768	6.631	1.00	3.96
ATOM 1286	CG2	THR	A	131	15.726	62.628	7.400	1.00	3.96
ATOM 1287	H	THR	A	131	17.641	61.887	3.823	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1288	HG1	THR	A	131	17.691	60.951	7.349	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1289	N	PHE	A	132	13.667	62.845	4.442	1.00	6.06
ATOM 1290	CA	PHE	A	132	12.752	63.873	3.965	1.00	6.06
ATOM 1291	C	PHE	A	132	11.362	63.754	4.556	1.00	6.06
ATOM 1292	O	PHE	A	132	10.972	62.693	5.022	1.00	6.06
ATOM 1293	CB	PHE	A	132	12.702	63.885	2.427	1.00	6.06
ATOM 1294	CG	PHE	A	132	12.234	62.575	1.829	1.00	6.06
ATOM 1295	CD1	PHE	A	132	10.884	62.175	1.949	1.00	6.06
ATOM 1296	CD2	PHE	A	132	13.169	61.778	1.136	1.00	6.06
ATOM 1297	CE1	PHE	A	132	10.467	60.957	1.382	1.00	6.06
ATOM 1298	CE2	PHE	A	132	12.753	60.561	0.563	1.00	6.06
ATOM 1299	CZ	PHE	A	132	11.407	60.162	0.695	1.00	6.06
ATOM 1300	H	PHE	A	132	13.343	61.917	4.647	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1301	N	PHE	A	133	10.628	64.873	4.477	1.00	7.15
ATOM 1302	CA	PHE	A	133	9.214	64.866	4.855	1.00	7.15
ATOM 1303	C	PHE	A	133	8.445	65.768	3.918	1.00	7.15
ATOM 1304	O	PHE	A	133	8.868	66.881	3.647	1.00	7.15
ATOM 1305	CB	PHE	A	133	9.052	65.335	6.310	1.00	7.15
ATOM 1306	CG	PHE	A	133	7.611	65.586	6.714	1.00	7.15
ATOM 1307	CD1	PHE	A	133	6.609	64.626	6.446	1.00	7.15
ATOM 1308	CD2	PHE	A	133	7.299	66.794	7.375	1.00	7.15
ATOM 1309	CE1	PHE	A	133	5.281	64.876	6.837	1.00	7.15
ATOM 1310	CE2	PHE	A	133	5.972	67.039	7.779	1.00	7.15
ATOM 1311	CZ	PHE	A	133	4.975	66.081	7.503	1.00	7.15
ATOM 1312	H	PHE	A	133	11.065	65.710	4.134	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1313	N	GLY	A	134	7.306	65.265	3.432	1.00	4.00
ATOM 1314	CA	GLY	A	134	6.587	66.141	2.523	1.00	4.00
ATOM 1315	C	GLY	A	134	5.111	65.853	2.424	1.00	4.00
ATOM 1316	O	GLY	A	134	4.638	64.774	2.764	1.00	4.00
ATOM 1317	H	GLY	A	134	6.958	64.355	3.670	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1318	N	LEU	A	135	4.410	66.893	1.946	1.00	5.48
ATOM 1319	CA	LEU	A	135	2.963	66.783	1.775	1.00	5.48
ATOM 1320	C	LEU	A	135	2.573	67.208	0.387	1.00	5.48
ATOM 1321	O	LEU	A	135	3.311	67.919	−0.285	1.00	5.48
ATOM 1322	CB	LEU	A	135	2.154	67.712	2.683	1.00	5.48
ATOM 1323	CG	LEU	A	135	2.479	67.767	4.168	1.00	5.48
ATOM 1324	CD1	LEU	A	135	1.468	68.655	4.892	1.00	5.48
ATOM 1325	CD2	LEU	A	135	2.584	66.394	4.809	1.00	5.48
ATOM 1326	H	LEU	A	135	4.910	67.671	1.560	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1327	N	TYR	A	136	1.345	66.809	0.030	1.00	5.12
ATOM 1328	CA	TYR	A	136	0.694	67.444	−1.113	1.00	5.12
ATOM 1329	C	TYR	A	136	−0.799	67.241	−1.096	1.00	5.12
ATOM 1330	O	TYR	A	136	−1.284	66.190	−0.703	1.00	5.12
ATOM 1331	CB	TYR	A	136	1.278	66.980	−2.454	1.00	5.12
ATOM 1332	CG	TYR	A	136	1.350	65.477	−2.571	1.00	5.12
ATOM 1333	CD1	TYR	A	136	2.412	64.790	−1.951	1.00	5.12
ATOM 1334	CD2	TYR	A	136	0.372	64.808	−3.330	1.00	5.12
ATOM 1335	CE1	TYR	A	136	2.541	63.408	−2.156	1.00	5.12
ATOM 1336	CE2	TYR	A	136	0.509	63.428	−3.543	1.00	5.12
ATOM 1337	CZ	TYR	A	136	1.609	62.754	−2.982	1.00	5.12
ATOM 1338	OH	TYR	A	136	1.767	61.412	−3.258	1.00	5.12
ATOM 1339	H	TYR	A	136	0.911	66.058	0.534	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1340	HH	TYR	A	136	0.909	61.010	−3.263	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1341	N	LYS	A	137	−1.507	68.291	−1.538	1.00	11.54
ATOM 1342	CA	LYS	A	137	−2.953	68.117	−1.654	1.00	11.54
ATOM 1343	C	LYS	A	137	−3.344	67.290	−2.869	1.00	11.54
ATOM 1344	O	LYS	A	137	−2.754	67.419	−3.936	1.00	11.54
ATOM 1345	CB	LYS	A	137	−3.665	69.482	−1.621	1.00	11.54
ATOM 1346	CG	LYS	A	137	−5.187	69.346	−1.504	1.00	11.54
ATOM 1347	CD	LYS	A	137	−5.992	70.630	−1.322	1.00	11.54
ATOM 1348	CE	LYS	A	137	−7.486	70.304	−1.403	1.00	11.54
ATOM 1349	NZ	LYS	A	137	−8.302	71.450	−0.976	1.00	11.54
ATOM 1350	H	LYS	A	137	−1.020	69.113	−1.839	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1351	HZ	LYS	A	137	−9.308	71.233	−1.116	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1352	2HZ	LYS	A	137	−8.173	71.604	0.050	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1353	3HZ	LYS	A	137	−8.047	72.322	−1.482	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1354	N	LEU	A	138	−4.353	66.438	−2.633	1.00	2.56
ATOM 1355	CA	LEU	A	138	−4.970	65.690	−3.725	1.00	2.56
ATOM 1356	C	LEU	A	138	−6.144	66.433	−4.378	1.00	2.56
ATOM 1357	O	LEU	A	138	−6.847	65.833	−5.193	1.00	2.56
ATOM 1358	CB	LEU	A	138	−5.401	64.309	−3.210	1.00	2.56
ATOM 1359	CG	LEU	A	138	−4.306	63.538	−2.464	1.00	2.56
ATOM 1360	CD1	LEU	A	138	−4.866	62.281	−1.807	1.00	2.56
ATOM 1361	CD2	LEU	A	138	−3.096	63.225	−3.345	1.00	2.56
ATOM 1362	OXT	LEU	A	138	−6.365	67.610	−4.073	1.00	2.56
ATOM 1363	H	LEU	A	138	−4.752	66.418	−1.714	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1364	N	ARG	B	1	−2.937	62.603	−15.335	1.00	5.73
ATOM 1365	CA	ARG	B	1	−2.035	63.134	−16.365	1.00	5.73
ATOM 1366	C	ARG	B	1	−0.958	62.103	−16.634	1.00	5.73
ATOM 1367	O	ARG	B	1	−1.307	60.944	−16.804	1.00	5.73
ATOM 1368	CB	ARG	B	1	−1.504	64.518	−15.977	1.00	5.73
ATOM 1369	CG	ARG	B	1	−2.513	65.637	−16.220	1.00	5.73
ATOM 1370	CD	ARG	B	1	−1.898	67.011	−15.960	1.00	5.73
ATOM 1371	NE	ARG	B	1	−2.866	68.071	−16.230	1.00	5.73
ATOM 1372	CZ	ARG	B	1	−3.105	69.035	−15.314	1.00	5.73
ATOM 1373	NH1	ARG	B	1	−3.990	69.989	−15.599	1.00	5.73
ATOM 1374	NH2	ARG	B	1	−2.471	69.032	−14.139	1.00	5.73
ATOM 1375	1H	ARG	B	1	−3.784	63.195	−15.230	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1376	2H	ARG	B	1	−3.197	61.641	−15.643	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1377	3H	ARG	B	1	−2.432	62.534	−14.428	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1378	HE	ARG	B	1	−3.320	68.068	−17.123	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1379	1HH1	ARG	B	1	−4.193	70.723	−14.951	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1380	2HH1	ARG	B	1	−4.476	69.987	−16.474	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1381	1HH2	ARG	B	1	−2.614	69.754	−13.462	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1382	2HH2	ARG	B	1	−1.839	68.293	−13.898	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1383	N	LYS	B	2	0.318	62.537	−16.655	1.00	19.49
ATOM 1384	CA	LYS	B	2	1.393	61.594	−16.965	1.00	19.49
ATOM 1385	C	LYS	B	2	1.627	60.661	−15.819	1.00	19.49
ATOM 1386	O	LYS	B	2	1.798	61.091	−14.695	1.00	19.49
ATOM 1387	CB	LYS	B	2	2.732	62.274	−17.247	1.00	19.49
ATOM 1388	CG	LYS	B	2	2.778	63.147	−18.491	1.00	19.49
ATOM 1389	CD	LYS	B	2	2.066	64.470	−18.286	1.00	19.49
ATOM 1390	CE	LYS	B	2	2.193	65.340	−19.507	1.00	19.49
ATOM 1391	NZ	LYS	B	2	1.180	65.110	−20.544	1.00	19.49
ATOM 1392	H	LYS	B	2	0.597	63.447	−16.360	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1393	1HZ	LYS	B	2	1.214	65.974	−21.140	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1394	2HZ	LYS	B	2	1.405	64.257	−21.095	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1395	3HZ	LYS	B	2	0.233	65.037	−20.128	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1396	N	VAL	B	3	1.581	59.377	−16.177	1.00	4.59
ATOM 1397	CA	VAL	B	3	1.753	58.335	−15.177	1.00	4.59
ATOM 1398	C	VAL	B	3	2.608	57.262	−15.816	1.00	4.59
ATOM 1399	O	VAL	B	3	2.582	57.072	−17.030	1.00	4.59
ATOM 1400	CB	VAL	B	3	0.379	57.792	−14.718	1.00	4.59
ATOM 1401	CG1	VAL	B	3	0.475	56.648	−13.705	1.00	4.59
ATOM 1402	CG2	VAL	B	3	−0.487	58.909	−14.131	1.00	4.59
ATOM 1403	H	VAL	B	3	1.494	59.105	−17.136	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1404	N	ALA	B	4	3.368	56.603	−14.938	1.00	5.22
ATOM 1405	CA	ALA	B	4	4.135	55.432	−15.315	1.00	5.22
ATOM 1406	C	ALA	B	4	4.150	54.517	−14.117	1.00	5.22
ATOM 1407	O	ALA	B	4	4.200	54.973	−12.981	1.00	5.22
ATOM 1408	CB	ALA	B	4	5.576	55.815	−15.653	1.00	5.22
ATOM 1409	H	ALA	B	4	3.349	56.867	−13.969	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1410	N	HIS	B	5	4.111	53.221	−14.421	1.00	4.76
ATOM 1411	CA	HIS	B	5	4.349	52.235	−13.371	1.00	4.76
ATOM 1412	C	HIS	B	5	4.993	51.074	−14.063	1.00	4.76
ATOM 1413	O	HIS	B	5	4.331	50.490	−14.896	1.00	4.76
ATOM 1414	CB	HIS	B	5	3.032	51.774	−12.730	1.00	4.76
ATOM 1415	CG	HIS	B	5	3.317	50.760	−11.644	1.00	4.76
ATOM 1416	ND1	HIS	B	5	3.511	51.104	−10.365	1.00	4.76
ATOM 1417	CD2	HIS	B	5	3.455	49.372	−11.763	1.00	4.76
ATOM 1418	CE1	HIS	B	5	3.773	49.951	−9.680	1.00	4.76
ATOM 1419	NE2	HIS	B	5	3.740	48.886	−10.533	1.00	4.76
ATOM 1420	H	HIS	B	5	3.968	52.930	−15.371	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1421	HD1	HIS	B	5	3.469	52.017	−10.008	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1422	N	LEU	B	6	6.259	50.801	−13.732	1.00	6.04
ATOM 1423	CA	LEU	B	6	7.023	49.785	−14.455	1.00	6.04
ATOM 1424	C	LEU	B	6	7.455	48.665	−13.559	1.00	6.04
ATOM 1425	O	LEU	B	6	7.694	48.882	−12.380	1.00	6.04
ATOM 1426	CB	LEU	B	6	8.319	50.358	−14.995	1.00	6.04
ATOM 1427	CG	LEU	B	6	8.147	51.555	−15.901	1.00	6.04
ATOM 1428	CD1	LEU	B	6	9.510	52.012	−16.382	1.00	6.04
ATOM 1429	CD2	LEU	B	6	7.204	51.258	−17.060	1.00	6.04
ATOM 1430	H	LEU	B	6	6.704	51.325	−13.009	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1431	N	THR	B	7	7.595	47.482	−14.168	1.00	3.03
ATOM 1432	CA	THR	B	7	8.116	46.387	−13.358	1.00	3.03
ATOM 1433	C	THR	B	7	9.485	45.927	−13.817	1.00	3.03
ATOM 1434	O	THR	B	7	9.911	46.196	−14.935	1.00	3.03
ATOM 1435	CB	THR	B	7	7.112	45.234	−13.336	1.00	3.03
ATOM 1436	OG1	THR	B	7	6.655	44.949	−14.663	1.00	3.03
ATOM 1437	CG2	THR	B	7	5.923	45.549	−12.423	1.00	3.03
ATOM 1438	H	THR	B	7	7.403	47.340	−15.143	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1439	HG1	THR	B	7	6.334	44.057	−14.655	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1440	N	GLY	B	8	10.169	45.241	−12.885	1.00	3.29
ATOM 1441	CA	GLY	B	8	11.479	44.700	−13.245	1.00	3.29
ATOM 1442	C	GLY	B	8	11.416	43.393	−14.016	1.00	3.29
ATOM 1443	O	GLY	B	8	10.604	42.517	−13.740	1.00	3.29
ATOM 1444	H	GLY	B	8	9.769	45.109	−11.974	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1445	N	LYS	B	9	12.331	43.292	−14.996	1.00	6.71
ATOM 1446	CA	LYS	B	9	12.359	42.070	−15.801	1.00	6.71
ATOM 1447	C	LYS	B	9	12.776	40.805	−15.075	1.00	6.71
ATOM 1448	O	LYS	B	9	13.951	40.545	−14.840	1.00	6.71
ATOM 1449	CB	LYS	B	9	13.256	42.205	−17.028	1.00	6.71
ATOM 1450	CG	LYS	B	9	12.803	43.248	−18.036	1.00	6.71
ATOM 1451	CD	LYS	B	9	13.558	43.111	−19.356	1.00	6.71
ATOM 1452	CE	LYS	B	9	13.034	44.076	−20.419	1.00	6.71
ATOM 1453	NZ	LYS	B	9	14.003	44.169	−21.520	1.00	6.71
ATOM 1454	H	LYS	B	9	12.937	44.069	−15.182	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1455	1HZ	LYS	B	9	13.760	44.969	−22.136	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1456	2HZ	LYS	B	9	14.946	44.419	−21.127	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1457	3HZ	LYS	B	9	14.076	43.284	−22.051	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1458	N	SER	B	10	11.747	39.985	−14.810	1.00	13.61
ATOM 1459	CA	SER	B	10	11.964	38.612	−14.334	1.00	13.61
ATOM 1460	C	SER	B	10	13.071	37.832	−15.017	1.00	13.61
ATOM 1461	O	SER	B	10	13.970	37.261	−14.409	1.00	13.61
ATOM 1462	CB	SER	B	10	10.673	37.804	−14.424	1.00	13.61
ATOM 1463	OG	SER	B	10	9.604	38.576	−13.884	1.00	13.61
ATOM 1464	H	SER	B	10	10.839	40.413	−14.779	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1465	HG	SER	B	10	8.872	37.982	−13.776	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1466	N	ASN	B	11	12.970	37.830	−16.352	1.00	8.64
ATOM 1467	CA	ASN	B	11	14.102	37.232	−17.049	1.00	8.64
ATOM 1468	C	ASN	B	11	15.041	38.261	−17.633	1.00	8.64
ATOM 1469	O	ASN	B	11	15.192	38.429	−18.836	1.00	8.64
ATOM 1470	CB	ASN	B	11	13.657	36.153	−18.048	1.00	8.64
ATOM 1471	CG	ASN	B	11	13.192	34.864	−17.360	1.00	8.64
ATOM 1472	OD1	ASN	B	11	12.646	33.972	−17.994	1.00	8.64
ATOM 1473	ND2	ASN	B	11	13.420	34.765	−16.037	1.00	8.64
ATOM 1474	H	ASN	B	11	12.213	38.284	−16.820	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1475	1HD2	ASN	B	11	13.855	35.461	−15.458	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1476	2HD2	ASN	B	11	13.115	33.917	−15.609	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1477	N	SER	B	12	15.692	38.936	−16.679	1.00	14.76
ATOM 1478	CA	SER	B	12	16.852	39.723	−17.067	1.00	14.76
ATOM 1479	C	SER	B	12	18.084	39.073	−16.486	1.00	14.76
ATOM 1480	O	SER	B	12	18.003	38.271	−15.563	1.00	14.76
ATOM 1481	CB	SER	B	12	16.722	41.173	−16.597	1.00	14.76
ATOM 1482	OG	SER	B	12	17.626	41.998	−17.338	1.00	14.76
ATOM 1483	H	SER	B	12	15.500	38.780	−15.708	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1484	HG	SER	B	12	17.326	42.893	−17.220	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1485	N	ARG	B	13	19.233	39.424	−17.081	1.00	14.62
ATOM 1486	CA	ARG	B	13	20.459	38.887	−16.492	1.00	14.62
ATOM 1487	C	ARG	B	13	20.732	39.464	−15.113	1.00	14.62
ATOM 1488	O	ARG	B	13	20.252	40.533	−14.771	1.00	14.62
ATOM 1489	CB	ARG	B	13	21.651	39.127	−17.421	1.00	14.62
ATOM 1490	CG	ARG	B	13	21.465	38.479	−18.792	1.00	14.62
ATOM 1491	CD	ARG	B	13	22.723	38.571	−19.661	1.00	14.62
ATOM 1492	NE	ARG	B	13	22.569	37.794	−20.893	1.00	14.62
ATOM 1493	CZ	ARG	B	13	22.814	36.463	−20.915	1.00	14.62
ATOM 1494	NH1	ARG	B	13	22.591	35.776	−22.032	1.00	14.62
ATOM 1495	NH2	ARG	B	13	23.270	35.837	−19.829	1.00	14.62
ATOM 1496	H	ARG	B	13	19.207	40.156	−17.765	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1497	HE	ARG	B	13	22.226	38.279	−21.699	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1498	1HH1	ARG	B	13	22.754	34.790	−22.080	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1499	2HH1	ARG	B	13	22.251	36.238	−22.852	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1500	1HH2	ARG	B	13	23.434	34.851	−19.812	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1501	2HH2	ARG	B	13	23.457	36.362	−18.998	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1502	N	SER	B	14	21.549	38.731	−14.340	1.00	5.58
ATOM 1503	CA	SER	B	14	21.812	39.197	−12.977	1.00	5.58
ATOM 1504	C	SER	B	14	22.520	40.535	−12.807	1.00	5.58
ATOM 1505	O	SER	B	14	22.519	41.117	−11.732	1.00	5.58
ATOM 1506	CB	SER	B	14	22.559	38.112	−12.209	1.00	5.58
ATOM 1507	OG	SER	B	14	22.065	36.832	−12.622	1.00	5.58
ATOM 1508	H	SER	B	14	21.798	37.787	−14.558	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1509	HG	SER	B	14	22.136	36.270	−11.860	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1510	N	MET	B	15	23.138	40.993	−13.914	1.00	11.01
ATOM 1511	CA	MET	B	15	23.705	42.340	−13.849	1.00	11.01
ATOM 1512	C	MET	B	15	22.714	43.511	−13.896	1.00	11.01
ATOM 1513	O	MET	B	15	22.716	44.325	−12.986	1.00	11.01
ATOM 1514	CB	MET	B	15	24.874	42.528	−14.832	1.00	11.01
ATOM 1515	CG	MET	B	15	25.998	41.498	−14.706	1.00	11.01
ATOM 1516	SD	MET	B	15	27.322	41.796	−15.892	1.00	11.01
ATOM 1517	CE	MET	B	15	27.838	43.418	−15.302	1.00	11.01
ATOM 1518	H	MET	B	15	23.109	40.463	−14.757	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1519	N	PRO	B	16	21.872	43.632	−14.966	1.00	6.76
ATOM 1520	CA	PRO	B	16	20.965	44.786	−14.986	1.00	6.76
ATOM 1521	C	PRO	B	16	19.665	44.616	−14.206	1.00	6.76
ATOM 1522	O	PRO	B	16	19.076	43.549	−14.101	1.00	6.76
ATOM 1523	CB	PRO	B	16	20.716	44.959	−16.485	1.00	6.76
ATOM 1524	CG	PRO	B	16	20.694	43.532	−17.028	1.00	6.76
ATOM 1525	CD	PRO	B	16	21.773	42.846	−16.199	1.00	6.76
ATOM 1526	N	LEU	B	17	19.206	45.781	−13.720	1.00	6.37
ATOM 1527	CA	LEU	B	17	17.781	45.908	−13.424	1.00	6.37
ATOM 1528	C	LEU	B	17	17.143	46.560	−14.627	1.00	6.37
ATOM 1529	O	LEU	B	17	17.528	47.653	−15.017	1.00	6.37
ATOM 1530	CB	LEU	B	17	17.564	46.791	−12.191	1.00	6.37
ATOM 1531	CG	LEU	B	17	16.128	46.859	−11.658	1.00	6.37
ATOM 1532	CD1	LEU	B	17	15.573	45.486	−11.265	1.00	6.37
ATOM 1533	CD2	LEU	B	17	16.021	47.859	−10.505	1.00	6.37
ATOM 1534	H	LEU	B	17	19.764	46.605	−13.794	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1535	N	GLU	B	18	16.186	45.843	−15.221	1.00	14.08
ATOM 1536	CA	GLU	B	18	15.596	46.473	−16.394	1.00	14.08
ATOM 1537	C	GLU	B	18	14.112	46.640	−16.190	1.00	14.08
ATOM 1538	O	GLU	B	18	13.490	45.838	−15.505	1.00	14.08
ATOM 1539	CB	GLU	B	18	15.912	45.659	−17.648	1.00	14.08
ATOM 1540	CG	GLU	B	18	16.059	46.515	−18.916	1.00	14.08
ATOM 1541	CD	GLU	B	18	16.075	45.650	−20.167	1.00	14.08
ATOM 1542	OE1	GLU	B	18	16.395	44.465	−20.108	1.00	14.08
ATOM 1543	OE2	GLU	B	18	15.688	46.124	−21.232	1.00	14.08
ATOM 1544	H	GLU	B	18	15.837	44.981	−14.855	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1545	N	TRP	B	19	13.583	47.722	−16.774	1.00	6.20
ATOM 1546	CA	TRP	B	19	12.151	47.934	−16.600	1.00	6.20
ATOM 1547	C	TRP	B	19	11.337	47.428	−17.775	1.00	6.20
ATOM 1548	O	TRP	B	19	11.859	47.205	−18.862	1.00	6.20
ATOM 1549	CB	TRP	B	19	11.865	49.412	−16.339	1.00	6.20
ATOM 1550	CG	TRP	B	19	12.506	49.881	−15.052	1.00	6.20
ATOM 1551	CD1	TRP	B	19	13.518	50.846	−14.929	1.00	6.20
ATOM 1552	CD2	TRP	B	19	12.237	49.442	−13.701	1.00	6.20
ATOM 1553	NE1	TRP	B	19	13.879	51.019	−13.629	1.00	6.20
ATOM 1554	CE2	TRP	B	19	13.115	50.173	−12.833	1.00	6.20
ATOM 1555	CE3	TRP	B	19	11.337	48.504	−13.154	1.00	6.20
ATOM 1556	CZ2	TRP	B	19	13.085	49.938	−11.441	1.00	6.20
ATOM 1557	CZ3	TRP	B	19	11.313	48.280	−11.763	1.00	6.20
ATOM 1558	CH2	TRP	B	19	12.185	48.991	−10.909	1.00	6.20
ATOM 1559	H	TRP	B	19	14.125	48.305	−17.378	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1560	HE1	TRP	B	19	14.576	51.627	−13.305	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1561	N	GLU	B	20	10.034	47.266	−17.500	1.00	5.13
ATOM 1562	CA	GLU	B	20	9.142	46.757	−18.537	1.00	5.13
ATOM 1563	C	GLU	B	20	7.800	47.449	−18.566	1.00	5.13
ATOM 1564	O	GLU	B	20	7.310	47.882	−17.530	1.00	5.13
ATOM 1565	CB	GLU	B	20	8.919	45.262	−18.340	1.00	5.13
ATOM 1566	CG	GLU	B	20	9.485	44.456	−19.508	1.00	5.13
ATOM 1567	CD	GLU	B	20	9.237	42.972	−19.312	1.00	5.13
ATOM 1568	OE1	GLU	B	20	8.122	42.600	−18.951	1.00	5.13
ATOM 1569	OE2	GLU	B	20	10.158	42.187	−19.534	1.00	5.13
ATOM 1570	H	GLU	B	20	9.712	47.331	−16.553	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1571	N	ASP	B	21	7.248	47.482	−19.802	1.00	13.73
ATOM 1572	CA	ASP	B	21	5.954	48.123	−20.064	1.00	13.73
ATOM 1573	C	ASP	B	21	4.760	47.192	−20.205	1.00	13.73
ATOM 1574	O	ASP	B	21	3.641	47.477	−19.793	1.00	13.73
ATOM 1575	CB	ASP	B	21	5.995	49.036	−21.295	1.00	13.73
ATOM 1576	CG	ASP	B	21	7.170	49.993	−21.267	1.00	13.73
ATOM 1577	OD1	ASP	B	21	7.639	50.358	−22.342	1.00	13.73
ATOM 1578	OD2	ASP	B	21	7.623	50.366	−20.186	1.00	13.73
ATOM 1579	H	ASP	B	21	7.815	47.200	−20.571	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1580	N	THR	B	22	5.024	46.037	−20.816	1.00	11.65
ATOM 1581	CA	THR	B	22	3.851	45.207	−21.073	1.00	11.65
ATOM 1582	C	THR	B	22	3.541	44.196	−19.981	1.00	11.65
ATOM 1583	O	THR	B	22	3.677	42.987	−20.122	1.00	11.65
ATOM 1584	CB	THR	B	22	3.953	44.603	−22.475	1.00	11.65
ATOM 1585	OG1	THR	B	22	4.317	45.647	−23.389	1.00	11.65
ATOM 1586	CG2	THR	B	22	2.654	43.933	−22.940	1.00	11.65
ATOM 1587	H	THR	B	22	5.938	45.799	−21.132	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1588	HG1	THR	B	22	4.335	45.272	−24.258	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1589	N	TYR	B	23	3.094	44.781	−18.861	1.00	6.57
ATOM 1590	CA	TYR	B	23	2.693	43.947	−17.734	1.00	6.57
ATOM 1591	C	TYR	B	23	1.345	44.418	−17.222	1.00	6.57
ATOM 1592	O	TYR	B	23	0.938	45.543	−17.481	1.00	6.57
ATOM 1593	CB	TYR	B	23	3.798	43.961	−16.660	1.00	6.57
ATOM 1594	CG	TYR	B	23	3.492	43.041	−15.496	1.00	6.57
ATOM 1595	CD1	TYR	B	23	3.030	43.598	−14.284	1.00	6.57
ATOM 1596	CD2	TYR	B	23	3.665	41.652	−15.659	1.00	6.57
ATOM 1597	CE1	TYR	B	23	2.702	42.740	−13.222	1.00	6.57
ATOM 1598	CE2	TYR	B	23	3.344	40.795	−14.593	1.00	6.57
ATOM 1599	CZ	TYR	B	23	2.853	41.350	−13.394	1.00	6.57
ATOM 1600	OH	TYR	B	23	2.500	40.513	−12.356	1.00	6.57
ATOM 1601	H	TYR	B	23	2.973	45.780	−18.851	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1602	HH	TYR	B	23	2.824	39.635	−12.510	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1603	N	GLY	B	24	0.670	43.497	−16.498	1.00	5.63
ATOM 1604	CA	GLY	B	24	−0.703	43.702	−16.025	1.00	5.63
ATOM 1605	C	GLY	B	24	−1.050	45.118	−15.618	1.00	5.63
ATOM 1606	O	GLY	B	24	−1.892	45.777	−16.217	1.00	5.63
ATOM 1607	H	GLY	B	24	1.118	42.621	−16.332	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1608	N	ILE	B	25	−0.341	45.579	−14.574	1.00	5.38
ATOM 1609	CA	ILE	B	25	−0.527	47.010	−14.405	1.00	5.38
ATOM 1610	C	ILE	B	25	0.742	47.811	−14.553	1.00	5.38
ATOM 1611	O	ILE	B	25	1.286	48.396	−13.627	1.00	5.38
ATOM 1612	CB	ILE	B	25	−1.321	47.376	−13.153	1.00	5.38
ATOM 1613	CG1	ILE	B	25	−2.448	46.363	−12.908	1.00	5.38
ATOM 1614	CG2	ILE	B	25	−1.881	48.780	−13.392	1.00	5.38
ATOM 1615	CD1	ILE	B	25	−2.995	46.321	−11.485	1.00	5.38
ATOM 1616	H	ILE	B	25	0.309	45.038	−14.040	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1617	N	VAL	B	26	1.167	47.811	−15.818	1.00	4.68
ATOM 1618	CA	VAL	B	26	2.240	48.716	−16.181	1.00	4.68
ATOM 1619	C	VAL	B	26	1.778	49.691	−17.243	1.00	4.68
ATOM 1620	O	VAL	B	26	1.171	49.339	−18.246	1.00	4.68
ATOM 1621	CB	VAL	B	26	3.479	47.926	−16.590	1.00	4.68
ATOM 1622	CG1	VAL	B	26	4.515	48.837	−17.216	1.00	4.68
ATOM 1623	CG2	VAL	B	26	4.090	47.225	−15.379	1.00	4.68
ATOM 1624	H	VAL	B	26	0.734	47.247	−16.526	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1625	N	LEU	B	27	2.034	50.966	−16.911	1.00	5.09
ATOM 1626	CA	LEU	B	27	1.449	52.017	−17.739	1.00	5.09
ATOM 1627	C	LEU	B	27	2.401	53.101	−18.118	1.00	5.09
ATOM 1628	O	LEU	B	27	3.452	53.289	−17.513	1.00	5.09
ATOM 1629	CB	LEU	B	27	0.305	52.723	−17.039	1.00	5.09
ATOM 1630	CG	LEU	B	27	−0.552	51.709	−16.329	1.00	5.09
ATOM 1631	CD1	LEU	B	27	−0.966	52.266	−14.972	1.00	5.09
ATOM 1632	CD2	LEU	B	27	−1.581	51.067	−17.269	1.00	5.09
ATOM 1633	H	LEU	B	27	2.571	51.146	−16.086	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1634	N	LEU	B	28	1.884	53.824	−19.126	1.00	7.30
ATOM 1635	CA	LEU	B	28	2.567	54.936	−19.752	1.00	7.30
ATOM 1636	C	LEU	B	28	1.549	55.965	−20.212	1.00	7.30
ATOM 1637	O	LEU	B	28	0.592	55.617	−20.892	1.00	7.30
ATOM 1638	CB	LEU	B	28	3.319	54.376	−20.958	1.00	7.30
ATOM 1639	CG	LEU	B	28	4.099	55.444	−21.707	1.00	7.30
ATOM 1640	CD1	LEU	B	28	4.988	56.179	−20.723	1.00	7.30
ATOM 1641	CD2	LEU	B	28	4.860	54.900	−22.915	1.00	7.30
ATOM 1642	H	LEU	B	28	1.013	53.559	−19.540	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1643	N	SER	B	29	1.837	57.231	−19.862	1.00	16.57
ATOM 1644	CA	SER	B	29	1.051	58.324	−20.438	1.00	16.57
ATOM 1645	C	SER	B	29	1.894	59.556	−20.704	1.00	16.57
ATOM 1646	O	SER	B	29	2.071	60.393	−19.831	1.00	16.57
ATOM 1647	CB	SER	B	29	−0.113	58.706	−19.518	1.00	16.57
ATOM 1648	OG	SER	B	29	−0.892	57.552	−19.197	1.00	16.57
ATOM 1649	H	SER	B	29	2.516	57.368	−19.138	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1650	HG	SER	B	29	−1.574	57.830	−18.604	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1651	N	GLY	B	30	2.433	59.646	−21.934	1.00	4.20
ATOM 1652	CA	GLY	B	30	3.245	60.833	−22.238	1.00	4.20
ATOM 1653	C	GLY	B	30	4.710	60.762	−21.821	1.00	4.20
ATOM 1654	O	GLY	B	30	5.582	61.427	−22.363	1.00	4.20
ATOM 1655	H	GLY	B	30	2.315	58.915	−22.606	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1656	N	VAL	B	31	4.957	59.904	−20.823	1.00	3.10
ATOM 1657	CA	VAL	B	31	6.350	59.619	−20.483	1.00	3.10
ATOM 1658	C	VAL	B	31	6.927	58.775	−21.622	1.00	3.10
ATOM 1659	O	VAL	B	31	6.182	58.264	−22.451	1.00	3.10
ATOM 1660	CB	VAL	B	31	6.350	58.914	−19.102	1.00	3.10
ATOM 1661	CG1	VAL	B	31	7.718	58.487	−18.560	1.00	3.10
ATOM 1662	CG2	VAL	B	31	5.614	59.780	−18.077	1.00	3.10
ATOM 1663	H	VAL	B	31	4.226	59.313	−20.495	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1664	N	LYS	B	32	8.253	58.643	−21.656	1.00	18.46
ATOM 1665	CA	LYS	B	32	8.752	57.633	−22.580	1.00	18.46
ATOM 1666	C	LYS	B	32	9.828	56.828	−21.904	1.00	18.46
ATOM 1667	O	LYS	B	32	10.568	57.346	−21.080	1.00	18.46
ATOM 1668	CB	LYS	B	32	9.251	58.285	−23.874	1.00	18.46
ATOM 1669	CG	LYS	B	32	9.612	57.287	−24.980	1.00	18.46
ATOM 1670	CD	LYS	B	32	10.032	57.977	−26.273	1.00	18.46
ATOM 1671	CE	LYS	B	32	11.231	58.903	−26.084	1.00	18.46
ATOM 1672	NZ	LYS	B	32	11.475	59.598	−27.353	1.00	18.46
ATOM 1673	H	LYS	B	32	8.846	59.148	−21.026	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1674	1HZ	LYS	B	32	12.267	60.261	−27.240	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1675	2HZ	LYS	B	32	11.692	58.899	−28.092	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1676	3HZ	LYS	B	32	10.617	60.124	−27.617	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1677	N	TYR	B	33	9.880	55.545	−22.275	1.00	6.60
ATOM 1678	CA	TYR	B	33	10.983	54.766	−21.735	1.00	6.60
ATOM 1679	C	TYR	B	33	12.116	54.735	−22.717	1.00	6.60
ATOM 1680	O	TYR	B	33	11.920	54.625	−23.922	1.00	6.60
ATOM 1681	CB	TYR	B	33	10.512	53.362	−21.366	1.00	6.60
ATOM 1682	CG	TYR	B	33	9.247	53.516	−20.563	1.00	6.60
ATOM 1683	CD1	TYR	B	33	8.019	53.173	−21.156	1.00	6.60
ATOM 1684	CD2	TYR	B	33	9.329	54.041	−19.261	1.00	6.60
ATOM 1685	CE1	TYR	B	33	6.839	53.358	−20.423	1.00	6.60
ATOM 1686	CE2	TYR	B	33	8.147	54.265	−18.545	1.00	6.60
ATOM 1687	CZ	TYR	B	33	6.922	53.921	−19.135	1.00	6.60
ATOM 1688	OH	TYR	B	33	5.770	54.173	−18.423	1.00	6.60
ATOM 1689	H	TYR	B	33	9.269	55.151	−22.961	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1690	HH	TYR	B	33	5.709	53.591	−17.673	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1691	N	LYS	B	34	13.313	54.882	−22.152	1.00	11.73
ATOM 1692	CA	LYS	B	34	14.439	54.807	−23.066	1.00	11.73
ATOM 1693	C	LYS	B	34	15.414	53.710	−22.667	1.00	11.73
ATOM 1694	O	LYS	B	34	15.039	52.549	−22.586	1.00	11.73
ATOM 1695	CB	LYS	B	34	15.026	56.211	−23.263	1.00	11.73
ATOM 1696	CG	LYS	B	34	15.784	56.336	−24.585	1.00	11.73
ATOM 1697	CD	LYS	B	34	16.356	57.731	−24.803	1.00	11.73
ATOM 1698	CE	LYS	B	34	17.181	57.796	−26.085	1.00	11.73
ATOM 1699	NZ	LYS	B	34	17.616	59.180	−26.307	1.00	11.73
ATOM 1700	H	LYS	B	34	13.379	55.065	−21.167	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1701	1HZ	LYS	B	34	18.227	59.223	−27.148	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1702	2HZ	LYS	B	34	16.779	59.777	−26.456	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1703	3HZ	LYS	B	34	18.135	59.523	−25.473	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1704	N	LYS	B	35	16.673	54.091	−22.389	1.00	6.70
ATOM 1705	CA	LYS	B	35	17.605	53.057	−21.948	1.00	6.70
ATOM 1706	C	LYS	B	35	17.466	52.778	−20.461	1.00	6.70
ATOM 1707	O	LYS	B	35	18.296	53.161	−19.650	1.00	6.70
ATOM 1708	CB	LYS	B	35	19.032	53.471	−22.317	1.00	6.70
ATOM 1709	CG	LYS	B	35	19.220	53.710	−23.819	1.00	6.70
ATOM 1710	CD	LYS	B	35	20.602	54.284	−24.139	1.00	6.70
ATOM 1711	CE	LYS	B	35	20.825	54.515	−25.635	1.00	6.70
ATOM 1712	NZ	LYS	B	35	22.139	55.142	−25.835	1.00	6.70
ATOM 1713	H	LYS	B	35	16.959	55.046	−22.366	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1714	1HZ	LYS	B	35	22.324	55.256	−26.853	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1715	2HZ	LYS	B	35	22.157	56.071	−25.369	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1716	3HZ	LYS	B	35	22.875	54.537	−25.418	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1717	N	GLY	B	36	16.335	52.120	−20.147	1.00	3.55
ATOM 1718	CA	GLY	B	36	16.037	51.813	−18.746	1.00	3.55
ATOM 1719	C	GLY	B	36	15.702	53.015	−17.871	1.00	3.55
ATOM 1720	O	GLY	B	36	15.893	53.006	−16.662	1.00	3.55
ATOM 1721	H	GLY	B	36	15.712	51.860	−20.890	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1722	N	GLY	B	37	15.191	54.060	−18.542	1.00	4.03
ATOM 1723	CA	GLY	B	37	14.923	55.271	−17.774	1.00	4.03
ATOM 1724	C	GLY	B	37	13.723	56.023	−18.283	1.00	4.03
ATOM 1725	O	GLY	B	37	13.267	55.800	−19.402	1.00	4.03
ATOM 1726	H	GLY	B	37	15.022	54.024	−19.524	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1727	N	LEU	B	38	13.227	56.901	−17.396	1.00	5.45
ATOM 1728	CA	LEU	B	38	11.996	57.610	−17.747	1.00	5.45
ATOM 1729	C	LEU	B	38	12.278	58.998	−18.260	1.00	5.45
ATOM 1730	O	LEU	B	38	12.997	59.757	−17.630	1.00	5.45
ATOM 1731	CB	LEU	B	38	11.023	57.759	−16.568	1.00	5.45
ATOM 1732	CG	LEU	B	38	10.741	56.537	−15.691	1.00	5.45
ATOM 1733	CD1	LEU	B	38	9.403	56.672	−14.972	1.00	5.45
ATOM 1734	CD2	LEU	B	38	10.781	55.213	−16.431	1.00	5.45
ATOM 1735	H	LEU	B	38	13.712	57.058	−16.531	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1736	N	LEU	B	39	11.664	59.299	−19.411	1.00	2.74
ATOM 1737	CA	VAL	B	39	11.708	60.675	−19.903	1.00	2.74
ATOM 1738	C	VAL	B	39	10.461	61.426	−19.476	1.00	2.74
ATOM 1739	O	VAL	B	39	9.345	60.988	−19.735	1.00	2.74
ATOM 1740	CB	VAL	B	39	11.821	60.711	−21.435	1.00	2.74
ATOM 1741	CG1	VAL	B	39	12.109	62.130	−21.937	1.00	2.74
ATOM 1742	CG2	VAL	B	39	12.842	59.704	−21.966	1.00	2.74
ATOM 1743	H	VAL	B	39	11.116	58.595	−19.864	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1744	N	ILE	B	40	10.691	62.572	−18.818	1.00	15.04
ATOM 1745	CA	ILE	B	40	9.525	63.344	−18.386	1.00	15.04
ATOM 1746	C	ILE	B	40	8.975	64.260	−19.476	1.00	15.04
ATOM 1747	O	ILE	B	40	9.686	65.007	−20.136	1.00	15.04
ATOM 1748	CB	ILE	B	40	9.823	64.084	−17.062	1.00	15.04
ATOM 1749	CG1	ILE	B	40	9.938	63.084	−15.905	1.00	15.04
ATOM 1750	CG2	ILE	B	40	8.721	65.079	−16.692	1.00	15.04
ATOM 1751	CD1	ILE	B	40	11.290	62.394	−15.729	1.00	15.04
ATOM 1752	H	ILE	B	40	11.634	62.859	−18.616	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1753	N	ASN	B	41	7.644	64.142	−19.638	1.00	16.19
ATOM 1754	CA	ASN	B	41	6.938	64.933	−20.650	1.00	16.19
ATOM 1755	C	ASN	B	41	6.778	66.408	−20.315	1.00	16.19
ATOM 1756	O	ASN	B	41	6.972	67.278	−21.154	1.00	16.19
ATOM 1757	CB	ASN	B	41	5.561	64.308	−20.911	1.00	16.19
ATOM 1758	CG	ASN	B	41	4.884	64.784	−22.196	1.00	16.19
ATOM 1759	OD1	ASN	B	41	4.669	64.029	−23.129	1.00	16.19
ATOM 1760	ND2	ASN	B	41	4.456	66.052	−22.196	1.00	16.19
ATOM 1761	H	ASN	B	41	7.170	63.468	−19.075	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1762	1HD2	ASN	B	41	4.608	66.715	−21.465	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1763	2HD2	ASN	B	41	3.974	66.360	−23.014	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1764	N	GLU	B	42	6.338	66.662	−19.074	1.00	4.33
ATOM 1765	CA	GLU	B	42	5.914	68.031	−18.787	1.00	4.33
ATOM 1766	C	GLU	B	42	6.497	68.543	−17.496	1.00	4.33
ATOM 1767	O	GLU	B	42	6.958	67.793	−16.648	1.00	4.33
ATOM 1768	CB	GLU	B	42	4.386	68.120	−18.726	1.00	4.33
ATOM 1769	CG	GLU	B	42	3.711	68.762	−19.948	1.00	4.33
ATOM 1770	CD	GLU	B	42	2.214	68.473	−19.919	1.00	4.33
ATOM 1771	OE1	GLU	B	42	1.572	68.756	−18.903	1.00	4.33
ATOM 1772	OE2	GLU	B	42	1.699	67.914	−20.897	1.00	4.33
ATOM 1773	H	GLU	B	42	6.316	65.982	−18.339	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1774	N	THR	B	43	6.421	69.869	−17.368	1.00	2.66
ATOM 1775	CA	THR	B	43	6.788	70.427	−16.075	1.00	2.66
ATOM 1776	C	THR	B	43	5.698	70.214	−15.037	1.00	2.66
ATOM 1777	O	THR	B	43	4.499	70.270	−15.318	1.00	2.66
ATOM 1778	CB	THR	B	43	7.133	71.908	−16.261	1.00	2.66
ATOM 1779	OG1	THR	B	43	8.013	72.045	−17.382	1.00	2.66
ATOM 1780	CG2	THR	B	43	7.750	72.562	−15.020	1.00	2.66
ATOM 1781	H	THR	B	43	6.113	70.458	−18.114	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1782	HG1	THR	B	43	8.287	72.953	−17.402	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1783	N	GLY	B	44	6.166	69.962	−13.813	1.00	2.64
ATOM 1784	CA	GLY	B	44	5.217	69.955	−12.712	1.00	2.64
ATOM 1785	C	GLY	B	44	5.668	69.028	−11.619	1.00	2.64
ATOM 1786	O	GLY	B	44	6.769	68.494	−11.641	1.00	2.64
ATOM 1787	H	GLY	B	44	7.146	69.796	−13.661	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1788	N	LEU	B	45	4.751	68.860	−10.662	1.00	5.33
ATOM 1789	CA	LEU	B	45	5.085	67.931	−9.596	1.00	5.33
ATOM 1790	C	LEU	B	45	4.807	66.510	−9.993	1.00	5.33
ATOM 1791	O	LEU	B	45	3.782	66.188	−10.577	1.00	5.33
ATOM 1792	CB	LEU	B	45	4.323	68.311	−8.339	1.00	5.33
ATOM 1793	CG	LEU	B	45	4.818	69.669	−7.859	1.00	5.33
ATOM 1794	CD1	LEU	B	45	3.733	70.465	−7.151	1.00	5.33
ATOM 1795	CD2	LEU	B	45	6.104	69.539	−7.048	1.00	5.33
ATOM 1796	H	LEU	B	45	3.838	69.256	−10.719	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1797	N	TYR	B	46	5.787	65.684	−9.652	1.00	3.53
ATOM 1798	CA	TYR	B	46	5.579	64.264	−9.838	1.00	3.53
ATOM 1799	C	TYR	B	46	5.808	63.591	−8.512	1.00	3.53
ATOM 1800	O	TYR	B	46	6.676	63.979	−7.736	1.00	3.53
ATOM 1801	CB	TYR	B	46	6.525	63.703	−10.907	1.00	3.53
ATOM 1802	CG	TYR	B	46	6.153	64.174	−12.299	1.00	3.53
ATOM 1803	CD1	TYR	B	46	6.502	65.475	−12.725	1.00	3.53
ATOM 1804	CD2	TYR	B	46	5.469	63.281	−13.148	1.00	3.53
ATOM 1805	CE1	TYR	B	46	6.153	65.894	−14.020	1.00	3.53
ATOM 1806	CE2	TYR	B	46	5.126	63.695	−14.445	1.00	3.53
ATOM 1807	CZ	TYR	B	46	5.468	64.997	−14.866	1.00	3.53
ATOM 1808	OH	TYR	B	46	5.116	65.393	−16.144	1.00	3.53
ATOM 1809	H	TYR	B	46	6.616	66.022	−9.201	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1810	HH	TYR	B	46	4.694	64.668	−16.581	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1811	N	PHE	B	47	4.987	62.563	−8.294	1.00	3.38
ATOM 1812	CA	PHE	B	47	5.343	61.642	−7.232	1.00	3.38
ATOM 1813	C	PHE	B	47	6.117	60.500	−7.842	1.00	3.38
ATOM 1814	O	PHE	B	47	5.688	59.851	−8.791	1.00	3.38
ATOM 1815	CB	PHE	B	47	4.093	61.173	−6.491	1.00	3.38
ATOM 1816	CG	PHE	B	47	4.436	60.359	−5.261	1.00	3.38
ATOM 1817	CD1	PHE	B	47	4.694	61.025	−4.046	1.00	3.38
ATOM 1818	CD2	PHE	B	47	4.473	58.950	−5.337	1.00	3.38
ATOM 1819	CE1	PHE	B	47	4.965	60.279	−2.883	1.00	3.38
ATOM 1820	CE2	PHE	B	47	4.742	58.199	−4.177	1.00	3.38
ATOM 1821	CZ	PHE	B	47	4.976	58.871	−2.959	1.00	3.38
ATOM 1822	H	PHE	B	47	4.276	62.339	−8.962	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1823	N	VAL	B	48	7.306	60.352	−7.259	1.00	2.79
ATOM 1824	CA	VAL	B	48	8.243	59.330	−7.693	1.00	2.79
ATOM 1825	C	VAL	B	48	8.276	58.245	−6.641	1.00	2.79
ATOM 1826	O	VAL	B	48	8.586	58.519	−5.489	1.00	2.79
ATOM 1827	CB	VAL	B	48	9.624	59.984	−7.845	1.00	2.79
ATOM 1828	CG1	VAL	B	48	10.687	59.002	−8.336	1.00	2.79
ATOM 1829	CG2	VAL	B	48	9.542	61.234	−8.726	1.00	2.79
ATOM 1830	H	VAL	B	48	7.543	60.947	−6.488	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1831	N	TYR	B	49	7.943	57.021	−7.067	1.00	3.73
ATOM 1832	CA	TYR	B	49	8.012	55.927	−6.102	1.00	3.73
ATOM 1833	C	TYR	B	49	8.701	54.721	−6.690	1.00	3.73
ATOM 1834	O	TYR	B	49	8.713	54.528	−7.899	1.00	3.73
ATOM 1835	CB	TYR	B	49	6.620	55.541	−5.576	1.00	3.73
ATOM 1836	CG	TYR	B	49	5.711	55.073	−6.692	1.00	3.73
ATOM 1837	CD1	TYR	B	49	5.725	53.714	−7.069	1.00	3.73
ATOM 1838	CD2	TYR	B	49	4.882	56.014	−7.332	1.00	3.73
ATOM 1839	CE1	TYR	B	49	4.911	53.292	−8.130	1.00	3.73
ATOM 1840	CE2	TYR	B	49	4.067	55.591	−8.392	1.00	3.73
ATOM 1841	CZ	TYR	B	49	4.093	54.237	−8.777	1.00	3.73
ATOM 1842	OH	TYR	B	49	3.291	53.816	−9.819	1.00	3.73
ATOM 1843	H	TYR	B	49	7.677	56.848	−8.020	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1844	HH	TYR	B	49	3.118	54.550	−10.406	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1845	N	SER	B	50	9.248	53.906	−5.783	1.00	5.02
ATOM 1846	CA	SER	B	50	9.844	52.663	−6.257	1.00	5.02
ATOM 1847	C	SER	B	50	9.951	51.664	−5.133	1.00	5.02
ATOM 1848	O	SER	B	50	10.089	52.034	−3.973	1.00	5.02
ATOM 1849	CB	SER	B	50	11.212	52.937	−6.889	1.00	5.02
ATOM 1850	OG	SER	B	50	11.819	51.710	−7.302	1.00	5.02
ATOM 1851	H	SER	B	50	9.239	54.138	−4.805	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1852	HG	SER	B	50	12.405	51.902	−8.020	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1853	N	LYS	B	51	9.876	50.386	−5.521	1.00	6.04
ATOM 1854	CA	LYS	B	51	10.122	49.364	−4.517	1.00	6.04
ATOM 1855	C	LYS	B	51	10.911	48.207	−5.077	1.00	6.04
ATOM 1856	O	LYS	B	51	10.713	47.791	−6.211	1.00	6.04
ATOM 1857	CB	LYS	B	51	8.821	48.885	−3.871	1.00	6.04
ATOM 1858	CG	LYS	B	51	9.132	48.324	−2.491	1.00	6.04
ATOM 1859	CD	LYS	B	51	7.946	48.007	−1.603	1.00	6.04
ATOM 1860	CE	LYS	B	51	8.484	47.686	−0.212	1.00	6.04
ATOM 1861	NZ	LYS	B	51	7.398	47.117	0.581	1.00	6.04
ATOM 1862	H	LYS	B	51	9.811	50.160	−6.497	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1863	1HZ	LYS	B	51	7.682	46.966	1.564	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1864	2HZ	LYS	B	51	6.604	47.786	0.545	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1865	3HZ	LYS	B	51	7.086	46.220	0.165	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1866	N	VAL	B	52	11.823	47.721	−4.221	1.00	4.38
ATOM 1867	CA	VAL	B	52	12.590	46.529	−4.566	1.00	4.38
ATOM 1868	C	VAL	B	52	12.647	45.555	−3.423	1.00	4.38
ATOM 1869	O	VAL	B	52	12.506	45.898	−2.250	1.00	4.38
ATOM 1870	CB	VAL	B	52	14.021	46.856	−4.973	1.00	4.38
ATOM 1871	CG1	VAL	B	52	14.076	47.461	−6.371	1.00	4.38
ATOM 1872	CG2	VAL	B	52	14.701	47.698	−3.894	1.00	4.38
ATOM 1873	H	VAL	B	52	11.935	48.148	−3.320	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1874	N	TYR	B	53	12.865	44.305	−3.848	1.00	6.58
ATOM 1875	CA	TYR	B	53	12.999	43.242	−2.868	1.00	6.58
ATOM 1876	C	TYR	B	53	14.224	42.432	−3.113	1.00	6.58
ATOM 1877	O	TYR	B	53	14.646	42.174	−4.236	1.00	6.58
ATOM 1878	CB	TYR	B	53	11.808	42.293	−2.864	1.00	6.58
ATOM 1879	CG	TYR	B	53	10.620	42.980	−2.253	1.00	6.58
ATOM 1880	CD1	TYR	B	53	10.088	42.461	−1.062	1.00	6.58
ATOM 1881	CD2	TYR	B	53	10.085	44.118	−2.886	1.00	6.58
ATOM 1882	CE1	TYR	B	53	8.999	43.123	−0.487	1.00	6.58
ATOM 1883	CE2	TYR	B	53	9.003	44.778	−2.312	1.00	6.58
ATOM 1884	CZ	TYR	B	53	8.477	44.264	−1.122	1.00	6.58
ATOM 1885	OH	TYR	B	53	7.387	44.900	−0.577	1.00	6.58
ATOM 1886	H	TYR	B	53	12.906	44.099	−4.827	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1887	HH	TYR	B	53	6.681	44.721	−1.206	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1888	N	PHE	B	54	14.760	42.045	−1.963	1.00	6.05
ATOM 1889	CA	PHE	B	54	16.004	41.312	−1.998	1.00	6.05
ATOM 1890	C	PHE	B	54	15.823	40.024	−1.260	1.00	6.05
ATOM 1891	O	PHE	B	54	15.083	39.964	−0.285	1.00	6.05
ATOM 1892	CB	PHE	B	54	17.105	42.100	−1.304	1.00	6.05
ATOM 1893	CG	PHE	B	54	17.166	43.518	−1.812	1.00	6.05
ATOM 1894	CD1	PHE	B	54	16.982	44.571	−0.893	1.00	6.05
ATOM 1895	CD2	PHE	B	54	17.422	43.768	−3.176	1.00	6.05
ATOM 1896	CE1	PHE	B	54	17.131	45.899	−1.331	1.00	6.05
ATOM 1897	CE2	PHE	B	54	17.566	45.093	−3.614	1.00	6.05
ATOM 1898	CZ	PHE	B	54	17.459	46.143	−2.680	1.00	6.05
ATOM 1899	H	PHE	B	54	14.344	42.270	−1.079	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1900	N	ARG	B	55	16.526	39.015	−1.765	1.00	19.70
ATOM 1901	CA	ARG	B	55	16.603	37.727	−1.098	1.00	19.70
ATOM 1902	C	ARG	B	55	18.021	37.259	−1.120	1.00	19.70
ATOM 1903	O	ARG	B	55	18.864	37.720	−1.878	1.00	19.70
ATOM 1904	CB	ARG	B	55	15.869	36.631	−1.875	1.00	19.70
ATOM 1905	CG	ARG	B	55	14.605	36.029	−1.265	1.00	19.70
ATOM 1906	CD	ARG	B	55	13.722	35.199	−2.191	1.00	19.70
ATOM 1907	NE	ARG	B	55	14.354	34.010	−2.725	1.00	19.70
ATOM 1908	CZ	ARG	B	55	13.407	33.083	−3.011	1.00	19.70
ATOM 1909	NH1	ARG	B	55	13.834	31.913	−3.459	1.00	19.70
ATOM 1910	NH2	ARG	B	55	12.082	33.279	−2.883	1.00	19.70
ATOM 1911	H	ARG	B	55	16.851	39.058	−2.711	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1912	HE	ARG	B	55	15.340	33.798	−2.649	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1913	1HH1	ARG	B	55	14.211	31.927	−4.367	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1914	2HH1	ARG	B	55	13.827	31.014	−2.997	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1915	1HH2	ARG	B	55	11.486	32.457	−2.945	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1916	2HH2	ARG	B	55	11.707	34.227	−2.766	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1917	N	GLY	B	56	18.187	36.218	−0.312	1.00	3.53
ATOM 1918	CA	GLY	B	56	19.319	35.361	−0.579	1.00	3.53
ATOM 1919	C	GLY	B	56	19.209	34.163	0.307	1.00	3.53
ATOM 1920	O	GLY	B	56	18.407	34.109	1.234	1.00	3.53
ATOM 1921	H	GLY	B	56	17.503	35.955	0.372	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1922	N	GLN	B	57	20.060	33.208	−0.036	1.00	16.13
ATOM 1923	CA	GLN	B	57	20.209	32.098	0.872	1.00	16.13
ATOM 1924	C	GLN	B	57	21.595	32.176	1.461	1.00	16.13
ATOM 1925	O	GLN	B	57	22.529	32.523	0.747	1.00	16.13
ATOM 1926	CB	GLN	B	57	19.964	30.836	0.074	1.00	16.13
ATOM 1927	CG	GLN	B	57	19.750	29.677	1.023	1.00	16.13
ATOM 1928	CD	GLN	B	57	19.263	28.515	0.211	1.00	16.13
ATOM 1929	OE1	GLN	B	57	19.868	28.041	−0.737	1.00	16.13
ATOM 1930	NE2	GLN	B	57	18.090	28.083	0.623	1.00	16.13
ATOM 1931	H	GLU	B	57	20.692	33.287	−0.806	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1932	1HE2	GLN	B	57	17.528	28.462	1.360	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1933	2HE2	GLN	B	57	17.709	27.342	0.078	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1934	N	SER	B	58	21.672	31.894	2.779	1.00	30.56
ATOM 1935	CA	SER	B	58	22.937	32.099	3.488	1.00	30.56
ATOM 1936	C	SER	B	58	23.348	33.560	3.488	1.00	30.56
ATOM 1937	O	SER	B	58	22.668	34.423	2.936	1.00	30.56
ATOM 1938	CB	SER	B	58	24.052	31.188	2.952	1.00	30.56
ATOM 1939	OG	SER	B	58	23.563	29.846	2.851	1.00	30.56
ATOM 1940	H	SER	B	58	20.856	31.697	3.319	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1941	HG	SER	B	58	24.153	29.391	2.263	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1942	N	CYS	B	59	24.473	33.821	4.168	1.00	24.24
ATOM 1943	CA	CYS	B	59	24.721	35.240	4.358	1.00	24.24
ATOM 1944	C	CYS	B	59	26.179	35.604	4.410	1.00	24.24
ATOM 1945	O	CYS	B	59	26.993	34.974	5.074	1.00	24.24
ATOM 1946	CB	CYS	B	59	24.017	35.730	5.610	1.00	24.24
ATOM 1947	SG	CYS	B	59	22.424	34.925	5.943	1.00	24.24
ATOM 1948	H	CYS	B	59	25.047	33.142	4.623	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1949	N	ASN	B	60	26.445	36.674	3.655	1.00	8.07
ATOM 1950	CA	ASN	B	60	27.803	37.181	3.505	1.00	8.07
ATOM 1951	C	ASN	B	60	27.712	38.679	3.715	1.00	8.07
ATOM 1952	O	ASN	B	60	26.626	39.204	3.926	1.00	8.07
ATOM 1953	CB	ASN	B	60	28.348	36.873	2.101	1.00	8.07
ATOM 1954	CG	ASN	B	60	28.566	35.385	1.862	1.00	8.07
ATOM 1955	OD1	ASN	B	60	27.762	34.525	2.191	1.00	8.07
ATOM 1956	ND2	ASN	B	60	29.712	35.110	1.230	1.00	8.07
ATOM 1957	H	ASN	B	60	25.694	37.178	3.230	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1958	1HD2	ASN	B	60	30.349	35.821	0.941	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1959	2HD2	ASN	B	60	29.904	34.149	1.039	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1960	N	ASN	B	61	28.864	39.359	3.639	1.00	15.42
ATOM 1961	CA	ASN	B	61	28.756	40.807	3.837	1.00	15.42
ATOM 1962	C	ASN	B	61	28.540	41.551	2.535	1.00	15.42
ATOM 1963	O	ASN	B	61	29.457	41.673	1.734	1.00	15.42
ATOM 1964	CB	ASN	B	61	29.990	41.379	4.541	1.00	15.42
ATOM 1965	CG	ASN	B	61	30.169	40.772	5.918	1.00	15.42
ATOM 1966	OD1	ASN	B	61	29.305	40.820	6.782	1.00	15.42
ATOM 1967	ND2	ASN	B	61	31.360	40.190	6.090	1.00	15.42
ATOM 1968	H	ASN	B	61	29.712	38.924	3.343	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1969	1HD2	ASN	B	61	32.042	40.177	5.361	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1970	2HD2	ASN	B	61	31.552	39.770	6.975	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1971	N	LEU	B	62	27.296	42.037	2.365	1.00	19.58
ATOM 1972	CA	LEU	B	62	26.949	42.800	1.158	1.00	19.58
ATOM 1973	C	LEU	B	62	25.910	43.872	1.451	1.00	19.58
ATOM 1974	O	LEU	B	62	24.813	43.581	1.907	1.00	19.58
ATOM 1975	CB	LEU	B	62	26.404	41.888	0.050	1.00	19.58
ATOM 1976	CG	LEU	B	62	27.456	41.075	−0.713	1.00	19.58
ATOM 1977	CD1	LEU	B	62	26.808	40.058	−1.652	1.00	19.58
ATOM 1978	CD2	LEU	B	62	28.453	41.971	−1.451	1.00	19.58
ATOM 1979	H	LEU	B	62	26.591	41.845	3.048	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1980	N	PRO	B	63	26.292	45.145	1.194	1.00	9.44
ATOM 1981	CA	PRO	B	63	25.327	46.240	1.359	1.00	9.44
ATOM 1982	C	PRO	B	63	24.362	46.327	0.187	1.00	9.44
ATOM 1983	O	PRO	B	63	24.732	46.155	−0.963	1.00	9.44
ATOM 1984	CB	PRO	B	63	26.254	47.453	1.455	1.00	9.44
ATOM 1985	CG	PRO	B	63	27.442	47.106	0.553	1.00	9.44
ATOM 1986	CD	PRO	B	63	27.612	45.604	0.765	1.00	9.44
ATOM 1987	N	LEU	B	64	23.098	46.610	0.523	1.00	5.10
ATOM 1988	CA	LEU	B	64	22.149	46.685	−0.586	1.00	5.10
ATOM 1989	C	LEU	B	64	21.731	48.123	−0.793	1.00	5.10
ATOM 1990	O	LEU	B	64	21.449	48.822	0.175	1.00	5.10
ATOM 1991	CB	LEU	B	64	20.913	45.821	−0.305	1.00	5.10
ATOM 1992	CG	LEU	B	64	21.125	44.624	0.639	1.00	5.10
ATOM 1993	CD1	LEU	B	64	19.793	44.030	1.081	1.00	5.10
ATOM 1994	CD2	LEU	B	64	22.076	43.551	0.107	1.00	5.10
ATOM 1995	H	LEU	B	64	22.795	46.760	1.466	1.00	20.00
ATOM 1996	N	SER	B	65	21.696	48.556	−2.057	1.00	3.51
ATOM 1997	CA	SER	B	65	21.241	49.929	−2.224	1.00	3.51
ATOM 1998	C	SER	B	65	20.139	50.073	−3.245	1.00	3.51
ATOM 1999	O	SER	B	65	20.023	49.294	−4.182	1.00	3.51
ATOM 2000	CB	SER	B	65	22.418	50.866	−2.518	1.00	3.51
ATOM 2001	OG	SER	B	65	22.900	50.675	−3.851	1.00	3.51
ATOM 2002	H	SER	B	65	22.020	48.015	−2.839	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2003	HG	SER	B	65	23.809	50.944	−3.862	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2004	N	HIS	B	66	19.330	51.113	−3.009	1.00	11.85
ATOM 2005	CA	HIS	B	66	18.265	51.404	−3.954	1.00	11.85
ATOM 2006	C	HIS	B	66	18.102	52.890	−4.158	1.00	11.85
ATOM 2007	O	HIS	B	66	17.670	53.607	−3.263	1.00	11.85
ATOM 2008	CB	HIS	B	66	16.957	50.808	−3.463	1.00	11.85
ATOM 2009	CG	HIS	B	66	15.926	51.036	−4.531	1.00	11.85
ATOM 2010	ND1	HIS	B	66	14.974	51.976	−4.456	1.00	11.85
ATOM 2011	CD2	HIS	B	66	15.795	50.347	−5.732	1.00	11.85
ATOM 2012	CE1	HIS	B	66	14.232	51.876	−5.592	1.00	11.85
ATOM 2013	NE2	HIS	B	66	14.735	50.874	−6.376	1.00	11.85
ATOM 2014	H	HIS	B	66	19.438	51.641	−2.165	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2015	HD1	HIS	B	66	14.870	52.654	−3.764	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2016	N	LYS	B	67	18.490	53.327	−5.359	1.00	4.98
ATOM 2017	CA	LYS	B	67	18.563	54.774	−5.512	1.00	4.98
ATOM 2018	C	LYS	B	67	17.905	55.256	−6.792	1.00	4.98
ATOM 2019	O	LYS	B	67	18.078	54.678	−7.861	1.00	4.98
ATOM 2020	CB	LYS	B	67	20.027	55.217	−5.434	1.00	4.98
ATOM 2021	CG	LYS	B	67	20.811	54.729	−4.205	1.00	4.98
ATOM 2022	CD	LYS	B	67	22.318	54.883	−4.410	1.00	4.98
ATOM 2023	CE	LYS	B	67	23.203	54.587	−3.199	1.00	4.98
ATOM 2024	NZ	LYS	B	67	24.111	55.731	−3.002	1.00	4.98
ATOM 2025	H	LYS	B	67	18.772	52.703	−6.096	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2026	1HZ	LYS	B	67	24.581	55.693	−2.081	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2027	2HZ	LYS	B	67	24.793	55.826	−3.779	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2028	3HZ	LYS	B	67	23.529	56.599	−2.969	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2029	N	VAL	B	68	17.134	56.341	−6.618	1.00	3.61
ATOM 2030	CA	VAL	B	68	16.534	57.023	−7.761	1.00	3.61
ATOM 2031	C	VAL	B	68	17.318	58.284	−8.064	1.00	3.61
ATOM 2032	O	VAL	B	68	17.558	59.108	−7.186	1.00	3.61
ATOM 2033	CB	VAL	B	68	15.063	57.366	−7.480	1.00	3.61
ATOM 2034	CG1	VAL	B	68	14.377	58.002	−8.696	1.00	3.61
ATOM 2035	CG2	VAL	B	68	14.303	56.142	−6.962	1.00	3.61
ATOM 2036	H	VAL	B	68	17.091	56.765	−5.713	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2037	N	TYR	B	69	17.710	58.374	−9.339	1.00	4.98
ATOM 2038	CA	TYR	B	69	18.533	59.487	−9.792	1.00	4.98
ATOM 2039	C	TYR	B	69	17.818	60.297	−10.848	1.00	4.98
ATOM 2040	O	TYR	B	69	16.970	59.784	−11.570	1.00	4.98
ATOM 2041	CB	TYR	B	69	19.840	58.992	−10.413	1.00	4.98
ATOM 2042	CG	TYR	B	69	20.583	58.031	−9.518	1.00	4.98
ATOM 2043	CD1	TYR	B	69	21.419	58.533	−8.501	1.00	4.98
ATOM 2044	CD2	TYR	B	69	20.440	56.650	−9.757	1.00	4.98
ATOM 2045	CE1	TYR	B	69	22.183	57.629	−7.745	1.00	4.98
ATOM 2046	CE2	TYR	B	69	21.200	55.747	−9.000	1.00	4.98
ATOM 2047	CZ	TYR	B	69	22.082	56.252	−8.024	1.00	4.98
ATOM 2048	OH	TYR	B	69	22.874	55.363	−7.328	1.00	4.98
ATOM 2049	H	TYR	B	69	17.400	57.688	−9.996	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2050	HH	TYR	B	69	22.509	54.491	−7.405	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2051	N	MET	B	70	18.227	61.571	−10.926	1.00	14.09
ATOM 2052	CA	MET	B	70	17.730	62.380	−12.034	1.00	14.09
ATOM 2053	C	MET	B	70	18.838	62.969	−12.878	1.00	14.09
ATOM 2054	O	MET	B	70	19.700	63.696	−12.404	1.00	14.09
ATOM 2055	CB	MET	B	70	16.781	63.483	−11.550	1.00	14.09
ATOM 2056	CG	MET	B	70	17.382	64.452	−10.537	1.00	14.09
ATOM 2057	SD	MET	B	70	16.248	65.699	−9.921	1.00	14.09
ATOM 2058	CE	MET	B	70	15.800	66.467	−11.481	1.00	14.09
ATOM 2059	H	MET	B	70	18.923	61.907	−10.286	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2060	N	ARG	B	71	18.763	62.643	−14.169	1.00	7.41
ATOM 2061	CA	ARG	B	71	19.595	63.405	−15.088	1.00	7.41
ATOM 2062	C	ARG	B	71	18.783	64.520	−15.707	1.00	7.41
ATOM 2063	O	ARG	B	71	18.037	64.319	−16.661	1.00	7.41
ATOM 2064	CB	ARG	B	71	20.201	62.514	−16.168	1.00	7.41
ATOM 2065	CG	ARG	B	71	21.244	63.289	−16.974	1.00	7.41
ATOM 2066	CD	ARG	B	71	21.943	62.439	−18.028	1.00	7.41
ATOM 2067	NE	ARG	B	71	22.965	63.233	−18.704	1.00	7.41
ATOM 2068	CZ	ARG	B	71	23.825	62.664	−19.570	1.00	7.41
ATOM 2069	NH1	ARG	B	71	23.771	61.354	−19.809	1.00	7.41
ATOM 2070	NH2	ARG	B	71	24.728	63.424	−20.183	1.00	7.41
ATOM 2071	H	ARG	B	71	18.020	62.049	−14.480	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2072	HE	ARG	B	71	23.010	64.206	−18.467	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2073	1HH1	ARG	B	71	24.383	60.907	−20.458	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2074	2HH1	ARG	B	71	23.104	60.794	−19.314	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2075	1HH2	ARG	B	71	25.376	63.044	−20.843	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2076	2HH2	ARG	B	71	24.772	64.402	−19.980	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2077	N	ASN	B	72	18.944	65.697	−15.084	1.00	8.42
ATOM 2078	CA	ASN	B	72	18.118	66.811	−15.540	1.00	8.42
ATOM 2079	C	ASN	B	72	18.669	67.504	−16.777	1.00	8.42
ATOM 2080	O	ASN	B	72	19.847	67.410	−17.089	1.00	8.42
ATOM 2081	CB	ASN	B	72	17.843	67.773	−14.375	1.00	8.42
ATOM 2082	CG	ASN	B	72	16.681	68.700	−14.696	1.00	8.42
ATOM 2083	OD1	ASN	B	72	16.871	69.829	−15.127	1.00	8.42
ATOM 2084	ND2	ASN	B	72	15.466	68.182	−14.493	1.00	8.42
ATOM 2085	H	ASN	B	72	19.670	65.789	−14.399	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2086	1HD2	ASN	B	72	15.295	67.230	−14.208	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2087	2HD2	ASN	B	72	14.644	68.719	−14.666	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2088	N	SER	B	73	17.772	68.216	−17.479	1.00	5.16
ATOM 2089	CA	SER	B	73	18.254	69.002	−18.614	1.00	5.16
ATOM 2090	C	SER	B	73	19.172	70.146	−18.207	1.00	5.16
ATOM 2091	O	SER	B	73	20.171	70.451	−18.846	1.00	5.16
ATOM 2092	CB	SER	B	73	17.047	69.529	−19.386	1.00	5.16
ATOM 2093	OG	SER	B	73	16.136	70.134	−18.460	1.00	5.16
ATOM 2094	H	SER	B	73	16.814	68.316	−17.202	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2095	HG	SER	B	73	15.436	70.509	−18.981	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2096	N	LYS	B	74	18.775	70.760	−17.078	1.00	5.76
ATOM 2097	CA	LYS	B	74	19.557	71.877	−16.547	1.00	5.76
ATOM 2098	C	LYS	B	74	20.972	71.502	−16.131	1.00	5.76
ATOM 2099	O	LYS	B	74	21.926	72.239	−16.340	1.00	5.76
ATOM 2100	CB	LYS	B	74	18.819	72.519	−15.370	1.00	5.76
ATOM 2101	CG	LYS	B	74	17.413	73.020	−15.716	1.00	5.76
ATOM 2102	CD	LYS	B	74	16.639	73.446	−14.465	1.00	5.76
ATOM 2103	CE	LYS	B	74	15.212	73.910	−14.763	1.00	5.76
ATOM 2104	NZ	LYS	B	74	14.530	74.225	−13.498	1.00	5.76
ATOM 2105	H	LYS	B	74	17.915	70.461	−16.653	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2106	1HZ	LYS	B	74	13.585	74.611	−13.697	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2107	2HZ	LYS	B	74	14.437	73.360	−12.928	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2108	3HZ	LYS	B	74	15.085	74.927	−12.968	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2109	N	TYR	B	75	21.052	70.308	−15.517	1.00	6.72
ATOM 2110	CA	TYR	B	75	22.355	69.866	−15.029	1.00	6.72
ATOM 2111	C	TYR	B	75	22.884	68.605	−15.692	1.00	6.72
ATOM 2112	O	TYR	B	75	22.288	67.541	−15.621	1.00	6.72
ATOM 2113	CB	TYR	B	75	22.304	69.691	−13.501	1.00	6.72
ATOM 2114	CG	TYR	B	75	23.684	69.575	−12.877	1.00	6.72
ATOM 2115	CD1	TYR	B	75	24.731	70.423	−13.298	1.00	6.72
ATOM 2116	CD2	TYR	B	75	23.883	68.612	−11.868	1.00	6.72
ATOM 2117	CE1	TYR	B	75	26.013	70.269	−12.746	1.00	6.72
ATOM 2118	CE2	TYR	B	75	25.155	68.485	−11.286	1.00	6.72
ATOM 2119	CZ	TYR	B	75	26.211	69.299	−11.745	1.00	6.72
ATOM 2120	CH	TYR	B	75	27.472	69.145	−11.200	1.00	6.72
ATOM 2121	H	TYR	B	75	20.243	69.735	−15.404	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2122	HH	TYR	B	75	27.446	68.497	−10.498	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2123	N	PRO	B	76	24.086	68.747	−16.300	1.00	6.84
ATOM 2124	CA	PRO	B	76	24.816	67.585	−16.827	1.00	6.84
ATOM 2125	C	PRO	B	76	25.006	66.326	−15.966	1.00	6.84
ATOM 2126	O	PRO	B	76	25.395	65.299	−16.509	1.00	6.84
ATOM 2127	CB	PRO	B	76	26.141	68.197	−17.316	1.00	6.84
ATOM 2128	CG	PRO	B	76	26.233	69.598	−16.710	1.00	6.84
ATOM 2129	CD	PRO	B	76	24.776	70.006	−16.566	1.00	6.84
ATOM 2130	N	GLN	B	77	24.760	66.415	−14.641	1.00	4.75
ATOM 2131	CA	GLN	B	77	24.972	65.200	−13.848	1.00	4.75
ATOM 2132	C	GLN	B	77	23.695	64.568	−13.339	1.00	4.75
ATOM 2133	O	GLN	B	77	22.623	65.162	−13.333	1.00	4.75
ATOM 2134	CB	GLN	B	77	25.861	65.447	−12.629	1.00	4.75
ATOM 2135	CG	GLN	B	77	27.283	65.926	−12.910	1.00	4.75
ATOM 2136	CD	GLN	B	77	27.941	66.295	−11.592	1.00	4.75
ATOM 2137	OE1	GLN	B	77	27.336	66.341	−10.529	1.00	4.75
ATOM 2138	NE2	GLN	B	77	29.232	66.613	−11.703	1.00	4.75
ATOM 2139	H	GLN	B	77	24.261	67.181	−14.242	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2140	1HE2	GLN	B	77	29.703	66.647	−12.582	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2141	2HE2	GLN	B	77	29.708	66.843	−10.855	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2142	N	ASP	B	78	23.908	63.336	−12.860	1.00	4.94
ATOM 2143	CA	ASP	B	78	22.824	62.590	−12.233	1.00	4.94
ATOM 2144	C	ASP	B	78	22.750	62.909	−10.749	1.00	4.94
ATOM 2145	O	ASP	B	78	23.609	62.544	−9.955	1.00	4.94
ATOM 2146	CB	ASP	B	78	23.007	61.077	−12.459	1.00	4.94
ATOM 2147	CG	ASP	B	78	23.049	60.650	−13.931	1.00	4.94
ATOM 2148	OD1	ASP	B	78	23.096	61.491	−14.830	1.00	4.94
ATOM 2149	OD2	ASP	B	78	23.042	59.446	−14.181	1.00	4.94
ATOM 2150	H	ASP	B	78	24.799	62.900	−12.960	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2151	N	LEU	B	79	21.678	63.638	−10.411	1.00	4.95
ATOM 2152	CA	LEU	B	79	21.433	63.943	−8.999	1.00	4.95
ATOM 2153	C	LEU	B	79	20.834	62.737	−8.306	1.00	4.95
ATOM 2154	O	LEU	B	79	20.248	61.873	−8.945	1.00	4.95
ATOM 2155	CB	LEU	B	79	20.417	65.076	−8.786	1.00	4.95
ATOM 2156	CG	LEU	B	79	20.596	66.498	−9.339	1.00	4.95
ATOM 2157	CD1	LEU	B	79	20.566	66.614	−10.868	1.00	4.95
ATOM 2158	CD2	LEU	B	79	19.508	67.394	−8.739	1.00	4.95
ATOM 2159	H	LEU	B	79	21.021	63.835	−11.139	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2160	N	VAL	B	80	20.953	62.729	−6.971	1.00	4.14
ATOM 2161	CA	VAL	B	80	20.194	61.682	−6.300	1.00	4.14
ATOM 2162	C	VAL	B	80	18.944	62.215	−5.635	1.00	4.14
ATOM 2163	O	VAL	B	80	18.974	63.051	−4.738	1.00	4.14
ATOM 2164	CB	VAL	B	80	21.039	60.884	−5.308	1.00	4.14
ATOM 2165	CG1	VAL	B	80	20.353	59.543	−5.042	1.00	4.14
ATOM 2166	CG2	VAL	B	80	22.480	60.689	−5.790	1.00	4.14
ATOM 2167	H	VAL	B	80	21.441	63.434	−6.458	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2168	N	MET	B	81	17.828	61.680	−6.152	1.00	4.15
ATOM 2169	CA	MET	B	81	16.536	62.049	−5.584	1.00	4.15
ATOM 2170	C	MET	B	81	16.289	61.328	−4.277	1.00	4.15
ATOM 2171	O	MET	B	81	15.990	61.914	−3.245	1.00	4.15
ATOM 2172	CB	MET	B	81	15.418	61.732	−6.580	1.00	4.15
ATOM 2173	CG	MET	B	81	15.667	62.383	−7.938	1.00	4.15
ATOM 2174	SD	MET	B	81	14.554	61.808	−9.225	1.00	4.15
ATOM 2175	CE	MET	B	81	13.053	62.577	−8.623	1.00	4.15
ATOM 2176	H	MET	B	81	17.915	60.935	−6.818	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2177	N	MET	B	82	16.424	59.995	−4.382	1.00	5.02
ATOM 2178	CA	MET	B	82	16.100	59.176	−3.218	1.00	5.02
ATOM 2179	C	MET	B	82	17.063	58.021	−3.084	1.00	5.02
ATOM 2180	O	MET	B	82	17.486	57.434	−4.068	1.00	5.02
ATOM 2181	CB	MET	B	82	14.671	58.643	−3.322	1.00	5.02
ATOM 2182	CG	MET	B	82	13.577	59.700	−3.168	1.00	5.02
ATOM 2183	SD	MET	B	82	11.933	59.007	−3.335	1.00	5.02
ATOM 2184	CE	MET	B	82	12.094	58.382	−5.010	1.00	5.02
ATOM 2185	H	MET	B	82	16.740	59.575	−5.238	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2186	N	GLU	B	83	17.387	57.718	−1.821	1.00	4.99
ATOM 2187	CA	GLU	B	83	18.381	56.671	−1.585	1.00	4.99
ATOM 2188	C	GLU	B	83	17.901	55.708	−0.561	1.00	4.99
ATOM 2189	O	GLU	B	83	17.326	56.154	0.417	1.00	4.99
ATOM 2190	CB	GLU	B	83	19.597	57.227	−0.899	1.00	4.99
ATOM 2191	CG	GLU	B	83	20.427	58.122	−1.769	1.00	4.99
ATOM 2192	CD	GLU	B	83	21.766	57.465	−1.998	1.00	4.99
ATOM 2193	OE1	GLU	B	83	22.287	56.750	−1.129	1.00	4.99
ATOM 2194	OE2	GLU	B	83	22.303	57.675	−3.073	1.00	4.99
ATOM 2195	H	GLU	B	83	17.001	58.220	−1.049	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2196	N	GLY	B	84	18.224	54.428	−0.777	1.00	3.83
ATOM 2197	C	GLY	B	84	18.006	53.408	0.239	1.00	3.83
ATOM 2198	C	GLY	B	84	19.240	52.578	0.510	1.00	3.83
ATOM 2199	O	GLY	B	84	19.763	51.931	−0.383	1.00	3.83
ATOM 2200	H	GLY	B	84	18.565	54.172	−1.683	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2201	N	LYS	B	85	19.685	52.610	1.776	1.00	5.40
ATOM 2202	CA	LYS	B	85	20.759	51.687	2.133	1.00	5.40
ATOM 2203	C	LYS	B	85	20.283	50.677	3.139	1.00	5.40
ATOM 2204	O	LYS	B	85	19.809	51.019	4.216	1.00	5.40
ATOM 2205	CB	LYS	B	85	21.959	52.406	2.738	1.00	5.40
ATOM 2206	CG	LYS	B	85	22.574	53.465	1.834	1.00	5.40
ATOM 2207	CD	LYS	B	85	23.701	54.191	2.558	1.00	5.40
ATOM 2208	CE	LYS	B	85	24.309	55.303	1.710	1.00	5.40
ATOM 2209	NZ	LYS	B	85	25.353	55.954	2.506	1.00	5.40
ATOM 2210	H	LYS	B	85	19.252	53.165	2.482	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2211	1HZ	LYS	B	85	25.825	56.703	1.954	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2212	2HZ	LYS	B	85	24.920	56.371	3.354	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2213	3HZ	LYS	B	85	26.082	55.271	2.784	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2214	N	MET	B	86	20.443	49.416	2.746	1.00	17.02
ATOM 2215	CA	MET	B	86	20.192	48.371	3.721	1.00	17.02
ATOM 2216	C	MET	B	86	21.403	47.488	3.860	1.00	17.02
ATOM 2217	O	MET	B	86	21.681	46.631	3.034	1.00	17.02
ATOM 2218	CB	MET	B	86	18.952	47.547	3.353	1.00	17.02
ATOM 2219	CG	MET	B	86	17.654	48.359	3.398	1.00	17.02
ATOM 2220	SD	MET	B	86	17.292	49.027	5.033	1.00	17.02
ATOM 2221	CE	MET	B	86	16.822	47.490	5.839	1.00	17.02
ATOM 2222	H	MET	B	66	20.790	49.206	1.829	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2223	N	MET	B	87	22.106	47.685	4.984	1.00	29.14
ATOM 2224	CA	MET	B	87	23.124	46.665	5.254	1.00	29.14
ATOM 2225	C	MET	B	87	22.576	45.528	6.101	1.00	29.14
ATOM 2226	O	MET	B	87	23.172	45.001	7.030	1.00	29.14
ATOM 2227	CB	MET	B	87	24.400	47.267	5.842	1.00	29.14
ATOM 2228	CG	MET	B	87	25.607	46.391	5.494	1.00	29.14
ATOM 2229	SD	MET	B	87	27.129	46.891	6.297	1.00	29.14
ATOM 2230	CE	MET	B	87	28.207	45.591	5.675	1.00	29.14
ATOM 2231	H	MET	B	87	21.810	48.376	5.643	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2232	N	SER	B	88	21.339	45.198	5.734	1.00	17.75
ATOM 2233	CA	SER	B	88	20.592	44.258	6.536	1.00	17.75
ATOM 2234	C	SER	B	88	20.486	42.917	5.860	1.00	17.75
ATOM 2235	O	SER	B	88	19.424	42.337	5.695	1.00	17.75
ATOM 2236	CB	SER	B	88	19.238	44.871	6.792	1.00	17.75
ATOM 2237	OG	SER	B	88	18.465	44.031	7.649	1.00	17.75
ATOM 2238	H	SER	B	88	20.935	45.558	4.896	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2239	HG	SER	B	88	17.736	43.798	7.096	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2240	N	TYR	B	89	21.665	42.435	5.485	1.00	19.14
ATOM 2241	CA	TYR	B	89	21.703	41.012	5.173	1.00	19.14
ATOM 2242	C	TYR	B	89	21.602	40.211	6.475	1.00	19.14
ATOM 2243	O	TYR	B	89	21.140	40.714	7.494	1.00	19.14
ATOM 2244	CB	TYR	B	89	22.947	40.721	4.315	1.00	19.14
ATOM 2245	CG	TYR	B	89	24.188	41.226	5.014	1.00	19.14
ATOM 2246	CD1	TYR	B	89	24.671	42.518	4.730	1.00	19.14
ATOM 2247	CD2	TYR	B	89	24.810	40.393	5.961	1.00	19.14
ATOM 2248	CE1	TYR	B	89	25.772	42.999	5.450	1.00	19.14
ATOM 2249	CE2	TYR	B	89	25.911	40.871	6.681	1.00	19.14
ATOM 2250	CZ	TYR	B	89	26.371	42.175	6.421	1.00	19.14
ATOM 2251	OH	TYR	B	89	27.446	42.654	7.135	1.00	19.14
ATOM 2252	H	TYR	B	89	22.485	42.969	5.683	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2253	HH	TYR	B	89	28.032	41.918	7.308	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2254	N	CYS	B	90	22.037	38.951	6.428	1.00	32.37
ATOM 2255	CA	CYS	B	90	21.963	38.207	7.684	1.00	32.37
ATOM 2256	C	CYS	B	90	23.314	37.701	8.156	1.00	32.37
ATOM 2257	O	CYS	B	90	24.354	38.064	7.627	1.00	32.37
ATOM 2258	CB	CYS	B	90	20.929	37.094	7.529	1.00	32.37
ATOM 2259	SG	CYS	B	90	21.007	36.374	5.881	1.00	32.37
ATOM 2260	H	CYS	B	90	22.397	38.527	5.596	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2261	N	THR	B	91	23.252	36.832	9.169	1.00	22.92
ATOM 2262	CA	THR	B	91	24.448	36.119	9.606	1.00	22.92
ATOM 2263	C	THR	B	91	24.228	34.649	9.285	1.00	22.92
ATOM 2264	O	THR	B	91	23.484	34.344	8.367	1.00	22.92
ATOM 2265	CB	THR	B	91	24.589	36.380	11.100	1.00	22.92
ATOM 2266	OG1	THR	B	91	23.331	36.129	11.739	1.00	22.92
ATOM 2267	CG2	THR	B	91	25.033	37.819	11.377	1.00	22.92
ATOM 2268	H	THR	B	91	22.403	36.564	9.621	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2269	HG1	THR	B	91	23.509	36.058	12.668	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2270	N	THR	B	92	24.817	33.729	10.071	1.00	5.61
ATOM 2271	CA	THR	B	92	24.376	32.342	9.901	1.00	5.61
ATOM 2272	C	THR	B	92	22.875	32.158	10.014	1.00	5.61
ATOM 2273	O	THR	B	92	22.265	32.381	11.054	1.00	5.61
ATOM 2274	CB	THR	B	92	25.085	31.451	10.912	1.00	5.61
ATOM 2275	OG1	THR	B	92	26.466	31.817	10.966	1.00	5.61
ATOM 2276	CG2	THR	B	92	24.920	29.959	10.601	1.00	5.61
ATOM 2277	H	THR	B	92	25.535	33.916	10.738	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2278	HG1	THR	B	92	26.892	31.160	11.501	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2279	N	GLY	B	93	22.314	31.756	8.877	1.00	3.78
ATOM 2280	CA	GLY	B	93	20.879	31.663	8.914	1.00	3.78
ATOM 2281	C	GLY	B	93	20.378	31.121	7.625	1.00	3.78
ATOM 2282	O	GLY	B	93	21.093	30.841	6.666	1.00	3.78
ATOM 2283	H	GLY	B	93	22.789	31.646	8.003	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2284	N	GLN	B	94	19.062	31.003	7.674	1.00	15.42
ATOM 2285	CA	GLN	B	94	18.408	30.650	6.454	1.00	15.42
ATOM 2286	C	GLN	B	94	18.502	31.773	5.453	1.00	15.42
ATOM 2287	O	GLN	B	94	19.242	32.743	5.553	1.00	15.42
ATOM 2288	CB	GLN	B	94	16.980	30.303	6.857	1.00	15.42
ATOM 2289	CG	GLN	B	94	16.940	28.953	7.556	1.00	15.42
ATOM 2290	CD	GLN	B	94	17.358	27.874	6.577	1.00	15.42
ATOM 2291	OE1	GLN	B	94	18.301	27.136	6.819	1.00	15.42
ATOM 2292	NE2	GLN	B	94	16.573	27.723	5.504	1.00	15.42
ATOM 2293	H	GLN	B	94	18.504	31.364	8.418	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2294	1HE2	GLN	B	94	15.682	28.163	5.350	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2295	2HE2	GLN	B	94	16.926	27.114	4.795	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2296	N	MET	B	95	17.640	31.566	4.484	1.00	18.74
ATOM 2297	CA	MET	B	95	17.266	32.637	3.570	1.00	18.74
ATOM 2298	C	MET	B	95	16.755	33.926	4.243	1.00	18.74
ATOM 2299	O	MET	B	95	16.209	33.910	5.341	1.00	18.74
ATOM 2300	CB	MET	B	95	16.186	32.044	2.692	1.00	18.74
ATOM 2301	CG	MET	B	95	15.061	31.664	3.652	1.00	18.74
ATOM 2302	SD	MET	B	95	13.472	31.178	3.039	1.00	18.74
ATOM 2303	CE	MET	B	95	12.867	30.943	4.699	1.00	18.74
ATOM 2304	H	MET	B	95	17.203	30.670	4.513	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2305	N	TRP	B	96	16.917	35.037	3.505	1.00	3.87
ATOM 2306	CA	TRP	B	96	16.528	36.338	4.053	1.00	3.87
ATOM 2307	C	TRP	B	96	15.869	37.182	2.987	1.00	3.87
ATOM 2308	O	TRP	B	96	16.243	37.094	1.825	1.00	3.87
ATOM 2309	CB	TRP	B	96	17.755	37.069	4.628	1.00	3.87
ATOM 2310	CG	TRP	B	96	18.818	37.286	3.565	1.00	3.87
ATOM 2311	CD1	TRP	B	96	19.818	36.382	3.175	1.00	3.87
ATOM 2312	CD2	TRP	B	96	19.025	38.445	2.730	1.00	3.87
ATOM 2313	NE1	TRP	B	96	20.603	36.890	2.191	1.00	3.87
ATOM 2314	CE2	TRP	B	96	20.146	38.165	1.876	1.00	3.87
ATOM 2315	CE3	TRP	B	96	18.353	39.680	2.622	1.00	3.87
ATOM 2316	CZ2	TRP	B	96	20.572	39.129	0.936	1.00	3.87
ATOM 2317	CZ3	TRP	B	96	18.787	40.632	1.678	1.00	3.87
ATOM 2318	CH2	TRP	B	96	19.888	40.358	0.839	1.00	3.87
ATOM 2319	H	TRP	B	96	17.365	34.971	2.607	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2320	HE1	TRP	B	96	21.371	36.419	1.795	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2321	N	ALA	B	97	14.896	38.001	3.426	1.00	3.76
ATOM 2322	CA	ALA	B	97	14.310	38.918	2.450	1.00	3.76
ATOM 2323	C	ALA	B	97	14.183	40.311	3.025	1.00	3.76
ATOM 2324	O	ALA	B	97	13.706	40.486	4.142	1.00	3.76
ATOM 2325	CB	ALA	B	97	12.934	38.430	1.992	1.00	3.76
ATOM 2326	H	ALA	B	97	14.582	38.005	4.367	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2327	N	ARG	B	98	14.669	41.280	2.227	1.00	11.69
ATOM 2328	CA	ARG	B	98	14.570	42.677	2.651	1.00	11.69
ATOM 2329	C	ARG	B	98	13.868	43.511	1.612	1.00	11.69
ATOM 2330	O	ARG	B	98	14.072	43.340	0.417	1.00	11.69
ATOM 2331	CB	ARG	B	98	15.934	43.328	2.909	1.00	11.69
ATOM 2332	CG	ARG	B	98	16.838	42.551	3.856	1.00	11.69
ATOM 2333	CD	ARG	B	98	16.184	42.240	5.193	1.00	11.69
ATOM 2334	NE	ARG	B	98	17.015	41.329	5.974	1.00	11.69
ATOM 2335	CZ	ARG	B	98	17.025	41.432	7.306	1.00	11.69
ATOM 2336	NH1	ARG	B	98	17.686	40.563	8.065	1.00	11.69
ATOM 2337	NH2	ARG	B	98	16.333	42.411	7.860	1.00	11.69
ATOM 2338	H	ARG	B	98	15.016	41.031	1.318	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2339	HE	ARG	B	98	17.602	40.669	5.504	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2340	1HH1	ARG	B	98	17.606	40.574	9.062	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2341	2HH1	ARG	B	98	18.279	39.876	7.646	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2342	1HH2	ARG	B	98	16.182	42.387	8.852	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2343	2HH2	ARG	B	98	15.871	43.113	7.323	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2344	N	SER	B	99	13.044	44.436	2.114	1.00	7.28
ATOM 2345	CA	SER	B	99	12.448	45.344	1.148	1.00	7.28
ATOM 2346	C	SER	B	99	12.868	46.786	1.316	1.00	7.28
ATOM 2347	O	SER	B	99	12.959	47.316	2.417	1.00	7.28
ATOM 2348	CB	SER	B	99	10.932	45.207	1.188	1.00	7.28
ATOM 2349	OG	SER	B	99	10.412	45.436	2.502	1.00	7.28
ATOM 2350	H	SER	B	99	12.817	44.523	3.083	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2351	HG	SER	B	99	9.663	44.864	2.611	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2352	N	SER	B	100	13.086	47.407	0.151	1.00	2.73
ATOM 2353	CA	SER	B	100	13.319	48.845	0.182	1.00	2.73
ATOM 2354	C	SER	B	100	12.271	49.572	−0.634	1.00	2.73
ATOM 2355	O	SER	B	100	12.017	49.224	−1.778	1.00	2.73
ATOM 2356	CB	SER	B	100	14.726	49.165	−0.330	1.00	2.73
ATOM 2357	OG	SER	B	100	15.704	48.535	0.504	1.00	2.73
ATOM 2358	H	SER	B	100	13.030	46.908	−0.719	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2359	HG	SER	B	100	16.521	48.545	0.018	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2360	N	TYR	B	101	11.668	50.588	0.010	1.00	2.72
ATOM 2361	CA	TYR	B	101	10.661	51.388	−0.699	1.00	2.72
ATOM 2362	C	TYR	B	101	11.006	52.854	−0.634	1.00	2.72
ATOM 2363	O	TYR	B	101	11.325	53.348	0.434	1.00	2.72
ATOM 2364	CB	TYR	B	101	9.273	51.194	−0.078	1.00	2.72
ATOM 2365	CG	TYR	B	101	8.242	52.053	−0.781	1.00	2.72
ATOM 2366	CD1	TYR	B	101	7.624	51.594	−1.962	1.00	2.72
ATOM 2367	CD2	TYR	B	101	7.944	53.315	−0.235	1.00	2.72
ATOM 2368	CE1	TYR	B	101	6.680	52.411	−2.606	1.00	2.72
ATOM 2369	CE2	TYR	B	101	7.015	54.137	−0.885	1.00	2.72
ATOM 2370	CZ	TYR	B	101	6.372	53.666	−2.044	1.00	2.72
ATOM 2371	OH	TYR	B	101	5.402	54.459	−2.622	1.00	2.72
ATOM 2372	H	TYR	B	101	11.914	50.791	0.957	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2373	HH	TYR	B	101	5.286	55.245	−2.107	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2374	N	LEU	B	102	10.935	53.525	−1.781	1.00	17.88
ATOM 2375	CA	LEU	B	102	11.286	54.940	−1.857	1.00	17.88
ATOM 2376	C	LEU	B	102	10.100	55.696	−2.431	1.00	17.88
ATOM 2377	O	LEU	B	102	9.326	55.127	−3.192	1.00	17.88
ATOM 2378	CB	LEU	B	102	12.530	55.098	−2.745	1.00	17.88
ATOM 2379	CG	LEU	B	102	13.902	54.915	−2.066	1.00	17.88
ATOM 2380	CD1	LEU	B	102	14.099	55.948	−0.964	1.00	17.88
ATOM 2381	CD2	LEU	B	102	14.212	53.502	−1.564	1.00	17.88
ATOM 2382	H	LEU	B	102	10.530	53.077	−2.578	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2383	N	GLY	B	103	9.968	56.973	−2.035	1.00	5.34
ATOM 2384	CA	GLY	B	103	8.821	57.714	−2.565	1.00	5.34
ATOM 2385	C	GLY	B	103	8.775	59.160	−2.114	1.00	5.34
ATOM 2386	O	GLY	B	103	8.857	59.429	−0.923	1.00	5.34
ATOM 2387	H	GLY	B	103	10.609	57.423	−1.413	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2388	N	ALA	B	104	8.653	60.074	−3.102	1.00	6.66
ATOM 2389	CA	ALA	B	104	8.624	61.499	−2.757	1.00	6.66
ATOM 2390	C	ALA	B	104	8.185	62.405	−3.899	1.00	6.66
ATOM 2391	O	ALA	B	104	8.047	61.959	−5.031	1.00	6.66
ATOM 2392	CB	ALA	B	104	9.999	61.951	−2.285	1.00	6.66
ATOM 2393	H	ALA	B	104	8.612	59.782	−4.062	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2394	N	VAL	B	105	7.958	63.691	−3.550	1.00	2.80
ATOM 2395	CA	VAL	B	105	7.496	64.636	−4.573	1.00	2.80
ATOM 2396	C	VAL	B	105	8.557	65.607	−5.040	1.00	2.80
ATOM 2397	O	VAL	B	105	9.264	66.228	−4.257	1.00	2.80
ATOM 2398	CB	VAL	B	105	6.268	65.403	−4.079	1.00	2.80
ATOM 2399	CG1	VAL	B	105	5.733	66.430	−5.074	1.00	2.80
ATOM 2400	CG2	VAL	B	105	5.180	64.402	−3.756	1.00	2.80
ATOM 2401	H	VAL	B	105	8.094	64.027	−2.616	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2402	N	PHE	B	106	8.619	65.708	−6.376	1.00	2.81
ATOM 2403	CA	PHE	B	106	9.664	66.528	−6.978	1.00	2.81
ATOM 2404	C	PHE	B	106	9.114	67.358	−8.136	1.00	2.81
ATOM 2405	O	PHE	B	106	8.123	66.974	−8.743	1.00	2.81
ATOM 2406	CB	PHE	B	106	10.802	65.593	−7.415	1.00	2.81
ATOM 2407	CG	PHE	B	106	11.413	64.847	−6.236	1.00	2.81
ATOM 2408	CD1	PHE	B	106	11.117	63.482	−6.026	1.00	2.81
ATOM 2409	CD2	PHE	B	106	12.302	65.518	−5.373	1.00	2.81
ATOM 2410	CE1	PHE	B	106	11.778	62.779	−4.999	1.00	2.81
ATOM 2411	CE2	PHE	B	106	12.964	64.828	−4.342	1.00	2.81
ATOM 2412	CZ	PHE	B	106	12.714	63.452	−4.185	1.00	2.81
ATOM 2413	H	PHE	B	106	7.979	65.181	−6.943	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2414	N	ASN	B	107	9.767	68.507	−8.431	1.00	6.84
ATOM 2415	CA	ASN	B	107	9.373	69.186	−9.678	1.00	6.84
ATOM 2416	C	ASN	B	107	10.243	68.732	−10.805	1.00	6.84
ATOM 2417	O	ASN	B	107	11.443	68.979	−10.825	1.00	6.84
ATOM 2418	CB	ASN	B	107	9.530	70.708	−9.733	1.00	6.84
ATOM 2419	CG	ASN	B	107	8.548	71.417	−8.851	1.00	6.84
ATOM 2420	OD1	ASN	B	107	7.503	71.922	−9.232	1.00	6.84
ATOM 2421	ND2	ASN	B	107	8.985	71.454	−7.612	1.00	6.84
ATOM 2422	H	ASN	B	107	10.618	68.734	−7.963	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2423	1HD2	ASN	B	107	9.849	71.011	−7.373	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2424	2HD2	ASN	B	107	8.455	71.916	−6.904	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2425	N	LEU	B	108	9.577	68.073	−11.744	1.00	5.08
ATOM 2426	CA	LEU	B	108	10.346	67.725	−12.925	1.00	5.08
ATOM 2427	C	LEU	B	108	10.047	68.671	−14.065	1.00	5.08
ATOM 2428	O	LEU	B	108	9.103	69.459	−14.019	1.00	5.08
ATOM 2429	CB	LEU	B	108	10.108	66.257	−13.267	1.00	5.08
ATOM 2430	CG	LEU	B	108	10.498	65.352	−12.092	1.00	5.08
ATOM 2431	CD1	LEU	B	108	9.994	63.925	−12.266	1.00	5.08
ATOM 2432	CD2	LEU	B	108	11.998	65.394	−11.801	1.00	5.08
ATOM 2433	H	LEU	B	108	8.582	67.966	−11.683	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2434	N	THR	B	109	10.917	68.562	−15.072	1.00	3.97
ATOM 2435	CA	THR	B	109	10.774	69.430	−16.233	1.00	3.97
ATOM 2436	C	THR	B	109	10.626	68.516	−17.434	1.00	3.97
ATOM 2437	O	THR	B	109	10.912	67.332	−17.352	1.00	3.97
ATOM 2438	CB	THR	B	109	12.026	70.323	−16.345	1.00	3.97
ATOM 2439	OG1	THR	B	109	12.366	70.880	−15.068	1.00	3.97
ATOM 2440	CG2	THR	B	109	11.893	71.460	−17.365	1.00	3.97
ATOM 2441	H	THR	B	109	11.587	67.813	−15.111	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2442	HG1	THR	B	109	13.135	71.406	−15.223	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2443	N	SER	B	110	10.201	69.070	−18.575	1.00	5.78
ATOM 2444	CA	SER	B	110	10.374	68.239	−19.764	1.00	5.78
ATOM 2445	C	SER	B	110	11.829	67.856	−20.030	1.00	5.78
ATOM 2446	O	SER	B	110	12.747	68.622	−19.753	1.00	5.78
ATOM 2447	CB	SER	B	110	9.770	68.967	−20.960	1.00	5.78
ATOM 2448	OG	SER	B	110	8.459	69.426	−20.608	1.00	5.78
ATOM 2449	H	SER	B	110	9.827	69.994	−18.648	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2450	HG	SER	B	110	7.853	68.778	−20.963	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2451	N	ALA	B	111	11.965	66.634	−20.583	1.00	23.23
ATOM 2452	CA	ALA	B	111	13.211	66.062	−21.107	1.00	23.23
ATOM 2453	C	ALA	B	111	14.150	65.377	−20.133	1.00	23.23
ATOM 2454	O	ALA	B	111	15.034	64.639	−20.556	1.00	23.23
ATOM 2455	CB	ALA	B	111	14.027	67.046	−21.962	1.00	23.23
ATOM 2456	H	ALA	B	111	11.149	66.052	−20.558	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2457	N	ASP	B	112	13.951	65.624	−18.827	1.00	12.39
ATOM 2458	CA	ASP	B	112	14.887	64.918	−17.960	1.00	12.39
ATOM 2459	C	ASP	B	112	14.602	63.441	−17.774	1.00	12.39
ATOM 2460	O	ASP	B	112	13.496	62.963	−18.011	1.00	12.39
ATOM 2461	CB	ASP	B	112	15.137	65.687	−16.659	1.00	12.39
ATOM 2462	CG	ASP	B	112	14.027	65.684	−15.626	1.00	12.39
ATOM 2463	OD1	ASP	B	112	14.336	65.452	−14.461	1.00	12.39
ATOM 2464	OD2	ASP	B	112	12.883	65.956	−15.963	1.00	12.39
ATOM 2465	H	ASP	B	112	13.204	66.161	−18.428	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2466	N	HIS	B	113	15.683	62.734	−17.404	1.00	16.60
ATOM 2467	CA	HIS	B	113	15.525	61.297	−17.207	1.00	16.60
ATOM 2468	C	HIS	B	113	15.572	60.926	−15.745	1.00	16.60
ATOM 2469	O	HIS	B	113	16.376	61.456	−14.990	1.00	16.60
ATOM 2470	CB	HIS	B	113	16.626	60.489	−17.893	1.00	16.60
ATOM 2471	CG	HIS	B	113	16.587	60.556	−19.400	1.00	16.60
ATOM 2472	ND1	HIS	B	113	17.096	61.577	−20.109	1.00	16.60
ATOM 2473	CD2	HIS	B	113	16.085	59.597	−20.285	1.00	16.60
ATOM 2474	CE1	HIS	B	113	16.924	61.276	−21.433	1.00	16.60
ATOM 2475	NE2	HIS	B	113	16.305	60.058	−21.544	1.00	16.60
ATOM 2476	H	HIS	B	113	16.534	63.209	−17.164	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2477	HD1	HIS	B	113	17.498	62.393	−19.744	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2478	N	LEU	B	114	14.723	59.954	−15.388	1.00	5.46
ATOM 2479	CA	LEU	B	114	14.929	59.347	−14.074	1.00	5.46
ATOM 2480	C	LEU	B	114	15.405	57.916	−14.205	1.00	5.46
ATOM 2481	O	LEU	B	114	15.000	57.205	−15.118	1.00	5.46
ATOM 2482	CB	LEU	B	114	13.670	59.370	−13.203	1.00	5.46
ATOM 2483	CG	LEU	B	114	12.970	60.720	−13.022	1.00	5.46
ATOM 2484	CD1	LEU	B	114	11.903	60.623	−11.942	1.00	5.46
ATOM 2485	CD2	LEU	B	114	13.906	61.882	−12.721	1.00	5.46
ATOM 2586	H	LEU	B	114	14.055	59.615	−16.054	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2487	N	TYR	B	115	16.285	57.535	−13.264	1.00	8.89
ATOM 2488	CA	TYR	B	115	16.799	56.162	−13.264	1.00	8.89
ATOM 2489	C	TYR	B	115	16.701	55.548	−11.893	1.00	8.89
ATOM 2490	O	TYR	B	115	16.762	56.244	−10.890	1.00	8.89
ATOM 2491	CB	TYR	B	115	18.265	56.090	−13.693	1.00	8.89
ATOM 2492	CG	TYR	B	115	18.430	56.555	−15.116	1.00	8.89
ATOM 2493	CD1	TYR	B	115	18.156	55.658	−16.169	1.00	8.89
ATOM 2494	CD2	TYR	B	115	18.853	57.878	−15.346	1.00	8.89
ATOM 2495	CE1	TYR	B	115	18.283	56.109	−17.493	1.00	8.89
ATOM 2496	CE2	TYR	B	115	18.980	58.325	−16.668	1.00	8.89
ATOM 2497	CZ	TYR	B	115	18.674	57.443	−17.724	1.00	8.89
ATOM 2498	OH	TYR	B	115	18.748	57.906	−19.023	1.00	8.89
ATOM 2499	H	TYR	B	115	16.565	58.190	−12.555	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2500	HH	TYR	B	115	18.874	58.845	−19.007	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2501	N	VAL	B	116	16.532	54.216	−11.885	1.00	5.15
ATOM 2502	CA	VAL	B	116	16.391	53.542	−10.595	1.00	5.15
ATOM 2503	C	VAL	B	116	17.197	52.266	−10.542	1.00	5.15
ATOM 2504	O	VAL	B	116	16.810	51.248	−11.102	1.00	5.15
ATOM 2505	CB	VAL	B	116	14.918	53.250	−10.302	1.00	5.15
ATOM 2506	CG1	VAL	B	116	14.721	52.473	−9.013	1.00	5.15
ATOM 2507	CG2	VAL	B	116	14.139	54.543	−10.200	1.00	5.15
ATOM 2508	H	VAL	B	116	16.478	53.701	−12.740	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2509	N	ASN	B	117	18.333	52.372	−9.843	1.00	8.77
ATOM 2510	CA	ASN	B	117	19.167	51.174	−9.830	1.00	8.77
ATOM 2511	C	ASN	B	117	19.399	50.633	−8.436	1.00	8.77
ATOM 2512	O	ASN	B	117	19.350	51.348	−7.439	1.00	8.77
ATOM 2513	CB	ASN	B	117	20.500	51.404	−10.555	1.00	8.77
ATOM 2514	CG	ASN	B	117	20.279	51.688	−12.032	1.00	8.77
ATOM 2515	OD1	ASN	B	117	19.378	51.179	−12.681	1.00	8.77
ATOM 2516	ND2	ASN	B	117	21.150	52.562	−12.547	1.00	8.77
ATOM 2517	H	ASN	B	117	18.541	53.196	−9.308	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2518	1 HD2	ASN	B	117	21.897	52.941	−12.005	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2519	2 HD2	ASN	B	117	21.029	52.817	−13.504	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2520	N	VAL	B	118	19.655	49.315	−8.438	1.00	2.80
ATOM 2521	CA	VAL	B	118	20.075	48.618	−7.224	1.00	2.80
ATOM 2522	C	VAL	B	118	21.538	48.250	−7.381	1.00	2.80
ATOM 2523	O	VAL	B	118	21.997	48.046	−8.497	1.00	2.80
ATOM 2524	CG1	VAL	B	118	19.216	47.353	−7.046	1.00	2.80
ATOM 2525	CG1	VAL	B	118	19.631	46.461	−5.874	1.00	2.80
ATOM 2526	CG2	VAL	B	118	17.739	47.713	−6.963	1.00	2.80
ATOM 2527	H	VAL	B	118	19.690	48.821	−9.306	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2528	N	SER	B	119	22.244	48.163	−6.241	1.00	3.07
ATOM 2529	CA	SER	B	119	23.620	47.667	−6.305	1.00	3.07
ATOM 2530	C	SER	B	119	23.792	46.253	−6.866	1.00	3.07
ATOM 2531	O	SER	B	119	24.505	46.037	−7.838	1.00	3.07
ATOM 2532	CB	SER	B	119	24.264	47.836	−4.928	1.00	3.07
ATOM 2533	OG	SER	B	119	23.390	47.315	−3.918	1.00	3.07
ATOM 2534	H	SER	B	119	21.832	48.402	−5.357	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2535	HG	SER	B	119	23.856	46.543	−3.572	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2536	N	GLU	B	120	23.090	45.294	−6.235	1.00	12.56
ATOM 2537	CA	GLU	B	120	23.241	43.924	−6.733	1.00	12.56
ATOM 2538	C	GLU	B	120	21.951	43.320	−7.233	1.00	12.56
ATOM 2539	O	GLU	B	120	21.020	43.039	−6.489	1.00	12.56
ATOM 2540	CB	GLU	B	120	23.834	42.961	−5.695	1.00	12.56
ATOM 2541	CG	GLU	B	120	25.244	43.250	−5.162	1.00	12.56
ATOM 2542	CD	GLU	B	120	25.277	44.479	−4.271	1.00	12.56
ATOM 2543	OE1	GLU	B	120	24.290	44.756	−3.591	1.00	12.56
ATOM 2544	OE2	GLU	B	120	26.294	45.168	−4.272	1.00	12.56
ATOM 2545	H	GLU	B	120	22.593	45.503	−5.392	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2546	N	LEU	B	121	21.931	43.090	−8.549	1.00	16.20
ATOM 2547	CA	LEU	B	121	20.674	42.546	−9.053	1.00	16.20
ATOM 2548	C	LEU	B	121	20.477	41.055	−8.837	1.00	16.20
ATOM 2549	O	LEU	B	121	19.372	40.533	−8.905	1.00	16.20
ATOM 2550	CB	LEU	B	121	20.391	43.005	−10.486	1.00	16.20
ATOM 2551	CG	LEU	B	121	20.038	44.497	−10.587	1.00	16.20
ATOM 2552	CD1	LEU	B	121	19.002	44.883	−9.542	1.00	16.20
ATOM 2553	CD2	LEU	B	121	21.227	45.458	−10.542	1.00	16.20
ATOM 2554	H	LEU	B	121	22.699	43.329	−9.143	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2555	N	SER	B	122	21.592	40.403	−8.449	1.00	8.33
ATOM 2556	CA	SER	B	122	21.491	39.047	−7.904	1.00	8.33
ATOM 2557	C	SER	B	122	20.531	38.891	−6.732	1.00	8.33
ATOM 2558	O	SER	B	122	19.965	37.833	−6.494	1.00	8.33
ATOM 2559	CB	SER	B	122	22.875	38.562	−7.484	1.00	8.33
ATOM 2560	OG	SER	B	122	23.832	38.967	−8.468	1.00	8.33
ATOM 2561	H	SER	B	122	22.503	40.801	−8.558	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2562	HG	SER	B	122	24.651	38.552	−8.225	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2563	N	LEU	B	123	20.371	40.017	−6.012	1.00	10.07
ATOM 2564	CA	LEU	B	123	19.436	40.032	−4.890	1.00	10.07
ATOM 2565	C	LEU	B	123	17.973	39.912	−5.267	1.00	10.07
ATOM 2566	O	LEU	B	123	17.134	39.559	−4.448	1.00	10.07
ATOM 2567	CB	LEU	B	123	19.562	41.335	−4.118	1.00	10.07
ATOM 2568	CG	LEU	B	123	20.938	41.678	−3.570	1.00	10.07
ATOM 2569	CD1	LEU	B	123	21.015	43.169	−3.242	1.00	10.07
ATOM 2570	CD2	LEU	B	123	21.330	40.782	−2.398	1.00	10.07
ATOM 2571	H	LEU	B	123	20.845	40.864	−6.264	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2572	N	LEU	B	124	17.680	40.300	−6.519	1.00	5.90
ATOM 2573	CA	LEU	B	124	16.267	40.546	−6.784	1.00	5.90
ATOM 2574	C	LEU	B	124	15.405	39.307	−6.803	1.00	5.90
ATOM 2575	O	VAL	B	124	15.683	38.288	−7.425	1.00	5.90
ATOM 2576	CB	VAL	B	124	16.078	41.404	−8.043	1.00	5.90
ATOM 2577	CG1	VAL	B	124	14.619	41.768	−8.338	1.00	5.90
ATOM 2578	CG2	VAL	B	124	16.871	42.690	−7.865	1.00	5.90
ATOM 2579	H	VAL	B	124	18.375	40.396	−7.233	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2580	N	ASN	B	125	14.303	39.483	−6.070	1.00	5.82
ATOM 2581	CA	ASN	B	125	13.268	38.466	−6.159	1.00	5.82
ATOM 2582	C	ASN	B	125	12.436	38.671	−7.381	1.00	5.82
ATOM 2583	O	ASN	B	125	11.998	39.778	−7.656	1.00	5.82
ATOM 2584	CB	ASN	B	125	12.354	38.519	−4.943	1.00	5.82
ATOM 2585	CG	ASN	B	125	13.162	37.999	−3.808	1.00	5.82
ATOM 2586	OD1	ASN	B	125	14.077	37.236	−4.056	1.00	5.82
ATOM 2587	ND2	ASN	B	125	12.807	38.450	−2.591	1.00	5.82
ATOM 2588	H	ASN	B	125	14.155	40.369	−5.628	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2589	1 HD2	ASN	B	125	12.024	39.059	−2.498	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2590	2 HD2	ASN	B	125	13.325	38.216	−1.766	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2591	N	PHE	B	126	12.207	37.549	−8.072	1.00	7.35
ATOM 2592	CA	PHE	B	126	11.119	37.606	−9.041	1.00	7.35
ATOM 2593	C	PHE	B	126	10.099	36.555	−8.715	1.00	7.35
ATOM 2594	O	PHE	B	126	9.564	35.843	−9.555	1.00	7.35
ATOM 2595	CB	PHE	B	126	11.595	37.426	−10.476	1.00	7.35
ATOM 2596	CG	PHE	B	126	12.638	38.457	−10.804	1.00	7.35
ATOM 2597	CD1	PHE	B	126	13.993	38.081	−10.727	1.00	7.35
ATOM 2598	CD2	PHE	B	126	12.248	39.758	−11.192	1.00	7.35
ATOM 2599	CE1	PHE	B	126	14.984	39.008	−11.092	1.00	7.35
ATOM 2600	CE2	PHE	B	126	13.239	40.685	−11.564	1.00	7.35
ATOM 2601	CZ	PHE	B	126	14.594	40.291	−11.532	1.00	7.35
ATOM 2602	H	PHE	B	126	12.688	36.693	−7.882	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2603	N	GLU	B	127	9.865	36.476	−7.396	1.00	24.73
ATOM 2604	CA	GLU	B	127	8.691	35.743	−6.955	1.00	24.73
ATOM 2605	C	GLU	B	127	7.431	36.370	−7.515	1.00	24.73
ATOM 2606	O	GLU	B	127	6.521	35.753	−8.053	1.00	24.73
ATOM 2607	CB	GLU	B	127	8.591	35.817	−5.445	1.00	24.73
ATOM 2608	CG	GLU	B	127	7.585	34.753	−5.001	1.00	24.73
ATOM 2609	CD	GLU	B	127	8.355	33.515	−4.517	1.00	24.73
ATOM 2610	OE1	GLU	B	127	8.966	33.486	−3.443	1.00	24.73
ATOM 2611	OE2	GLU	B	127	8.382	32.557	−5.246	1.00	24.73
ATOM 2612	H	GLU	B	127	10.416	36.983	−6.739	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2613	N	GLU	B	128	7.441	37.688	−7.277	1.00	23.04
ATOM 2614	CA	GLU	B	128	6.166	38.365	−7.373	1.00	23.04
ATOM 2615	C	GLU	B	128	6.353	39.772	−7.856	1.00	23.04
ATOM 2616	O	GLU	B	128	7.468	40.213	−8.110	1.00	23.04
ATOM 2617	CB	GLU	B	128	5.557	38.339	−5.989	1.00	23.04
ATOM 2618	CG	GLU	B	128	4.727	37.086	−5.729	1.00	23.04
ATOM 2619	CD	GLU	B	128	3.295	37.307	−6.160	1.00	23.04
ATOM 2620	OE1	GLU	B	128	2.980	38.384	−6.680	1.00	23.04
ATOM 2621	OE2	GLU	B	128	2.500	36.393	−5.955	1.00	23.04
ATOM 2622	H	GLU	B	128	8.219	38.174	−6.866	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2623	N	SER	B	129	5.217	40.479	−7.935	1.00	19.86
ATOM 2624	CA	SER	B	129	5.190	41.782	−8.619	1.00	19.86
ATOM 2625	C	SER	B	129	5.966	42.944	−7.999	1.00	19.86
ATOM 2626	O	SER	B	129	5.971	44.069	−8.479	1.00	19.86
ATOM 2627	GB	SER	B	129	3.737	42.203	−8.827	1.00	19.86
ATOM 2628	OG	SER	B	129	2.958	41.052	−9.163	1.00	19.86
ATOM 2629	H	SER	B	129	4.353	40.037	−7.661	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2630	HG	SER	B	129	2.038	41.313	−9.105	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2631	N	GLN	B	130	6.604	42.618	−6.871	1.00	15.57
ATOM 2632	CA	GLN	B	130	7.165	43.597	−5.948	1.00	15.57
ATOM 2633	C	GLN	B	130	8.061	44.718	−6.469	1.00	15.57
ATOM 2634	O	GLN	B	130	8.015	45.841	−5.981	1.00	15.57
ATOM 2635	GB	GLN	B	130	7.858	42.813	−4.846	1.00	15.57
ATOM 2636	CG	GLN	B	130	8.998	41.884	−5.311	1.00	15.57
ATOM 2637	CD	GLN	B	130	8.664	40.407	−5.145	1.00	15.57
ATOM 2638	CE1	GLN	B	130	9.297	39.522	−5.707	1.00	15.57
ATOM 2639	NE2	GLN	B	130	7.630	40.142	−4.338	1.00	15.57
ATOM 2640	H	GLN	B	130	6.616	41.649	−6.641	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2641	1 HE2	GLN	B	130	7.088	40.805	−3.827	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2642	2 HE2	GLN	B	130	7.346	39.189	−4.262	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2643	N	THR	B	131	8.902	44.358	−7.447	1.00	3.96
ATOM 2644	CA	THR	B	131	9.869	45.355	−7.893	1.00	3.96
ATOM 2645	C	THR	B	131	9.359	46.228	−9.023	1.00	3.96
ATOM 2646	O	THR	B	131	9.134	45.786	−10.147	1.00	3.96
ATOM 2647	CB	THR	B	131	11.200	44.669	−8.225	1.00	3.96
ATOM 2648	OG1	THR	B	131	11.738	44.065	−7.038	1.00	3.96
ATOM 2649	CG2	THR	B	131	12.236	45.603	−8.859	1.00	3.96
ATOM 2650	H	THR	B	131	8.839	43.456	−7.870	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2651	HG1	THR	B	131	12.465	43.535	−7.339	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2652	N	PHE	B	132	9.195	47.504	−8.640	1.00	6.06
ATOM 2653	CA	PHE	B	132	8.580	46.458	−9.553	1.00	6.06
ATOM 2654	C	PHE	B	132	9.126	49.862	−9.396	1.00	6.06
ATOM 2655	O	PHE	B	132	9.692	50.198	−8.365	1.00	6.06
ATOM 2656	CB	PHE	B	132	7.049	48.437	−9.410	1.00	6.06
ATOM 2657	CG	PHE	B	132	6.573	48.792	−8.018	1.00	6.06
ATOM 2658	CD1	PHE	B	132	6.682	50.119	−7.541	1.00	6.06
ATOM 2659	CD2	PHE	B	132	6.006	47.778	−7.219	1.00	6.06
ATOM 2660	CE1	PHE	B	132	6.234	50.430	−6.245	1.00	6.06
ATOM 2661	CE2	PHE	B	132	5.552	48.087	−5.923	1.00	6.06
ATOM 2662	CZ	PHE	B	132	5.675	49.409	−5.448	1.00	6.06
ATOM 2663	H	PHE	B	132	9.489	47.782	−7.721	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2664	N	PHE	B	133	8.893	50.667	−10.443	1.00	7.15
ATOM 2665	CA	PHE	B	133	9.216	52.094	−10.375	1.00	7.15
ATOM 2666	C	PHE	B	133	8.160	52.877	−11.118	1.00	7.15
ATOM 2667	O	PHE	B	133	7.790	52.516	−12.224	1.00	7.15
ATOM 2668	CB	PHE	B	133	10.603	52.353	−10.983	1.00	7.15
ATOM 2669	CG	PHE	B	133	10.922	53.825	−11.169	1.00	7.15
ATOM 2670	CD1	PHE	B	133	10.718	54.745	−10.116	1.00	7.15
ATOM 2671	CD2	PHE	B	133	11.440	54.250	−12.412	1.00	7.15
ATOM 2672	CE1	PHE	B	133	11.031	56.104	−10.306	1.00	7.15
ATOM 2673	CE2	PHE	B	133	11.766	55.607	−12.599	1.00	7.15
ATOM 2674	CZ	PHE	B	133	11.556	56.522	−11.547	1.00	7.15
ATOM 2675	H	PHE	B	133	8.474	50.273	−11.267	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2676	N	GLY	B	134	7.687	53.957	−10.491	1.00	4.00
ATOM 2677	CA	GLY	B	134	6.660	54.684	−11.218	1.00	4.00
ATOM 2678	C	GLY	B	134	6.524	56.129	−10.814	1.00	4.00
ATOM 2679	O	GLY	B	134	6.950	56.542	−9.741	1.00	4.00
ATOM 2680	H	GLY	B	134	8.007	54.259	−9.590	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2681	N	LEU	B	135	5.913	56.875	−11.747	1.00	5.48
ATOM 2682	CA	LEU	B	135	5.698	58.301	−11.516	1.00	5.48
ATOM 2683	C	LEU	B	135	4.262	58.657	−11.780	1.00	5.48
ATOM 2684	O	LEU	B	135	3.551	57.936	−12.470	1.00	5.48
ATOM 2685	CB	LEU	B	135	6.481	59.215	−12.461	1.00	5.48
ATOM 2686	CG	LEU	B	135	7.961	58.954	−12.694	1.00	5.48
ATOM 2687	CD1	LEU	B	135	8.553	60.056	−13.571	1.00	5.48
ATOM 2688	CD2	LEU	B	135	8.749	58.771	−11.408	1.00	5.48
ATOM 2689	H	LEU	B	135	5.468	56.411	−12.517	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2690	N	TYR	B	136	3.902	59.841	−11.268	1.00	5.12
ATOM 2691	CA	TYR	B	136	2.670	60.475	−11.731	1.00	5.12
ATOM 2692	C	TYR	B	136	2.647	61.949	−11.422	1.00	5.12
ATOM 2693	O	TYR	B	136	3.133	62.379	−10.385	1.00	5.12
ATOM 2694	CB	TYR	B	136	1.414	59.795	−11.169	1.00	5.12
ATOM 2695	CG	TYR	B	136	1.462	59.619	−9.671	1.00	5.12
ATOM 2696	CD1	TYR	B	136	2.201	58.549	−9.128	1.00	5.12
ATOM 2697	CD2	TYR	B	136	0.734	60.509	−8.860	1.00	5.12
ATOM 2698	CE1	TYR	B	136	2.150	58.319	−7.745	1.00	5.12
ATOM 2699	CE2	TYR	B	136	0.675	60.270	−7.479	1.00	5.12
ATOM 2700	CZ	TYR	B	136	1.355	59.160	−6.945	1.00	5.12
ATOM 2701	OH	TYR	B	136	1.232	58.901	−5.596	1.00	5.12
ATOM 2702	H	TYR	B	136	4.467	60.252	−10.548	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2703	HH	TYR	B	136	1.239	59.729	−5.136	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2704	N	LYS	B	137	2.064	62.706	−12.363	1.00	11.54
ATOM 2705	CA	LYS	B	137	1.910	64.129	−12.070	1.00	11.54
ATOM 2706	C	LYS	B	137	0.784	64.402	−11.084	1.00	11.54
ATOM 2707	O	LYS	B	137	−0.262	63.763	−11.129	1.00	11.54
ATOM 2708	CB	LYS	B	137	1.758	64.935	−13.373	1.00	11.54
ATOM 2709	CG	LYS	B	137	1.835	66.448	−13.139	1.00	11.54
ATOM 2710	CD	LYS	B	137	1.837	67.348	−14.372	1.00	11.54
ATOM 2711	CE	LYS	B	137	1.746	68.811	−13.928	1.00	11.54
ATOM 2712	Hz	LYS	B	137	2.007	69.724	−15.050	1.00	11.54
ATOM 2713	H	LYS	B	137	1.698	62.264	−13.184	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2714	1 HZ	LYS	B	137	1.867	70.705	−14.740	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2715	2 HZ	LYS	B	137	3.010	69.645	−15.337	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2716	3 HZ	LYS	B	137	1.404	69.516	−15.872	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2717	N	LEU	B	138	1.070	65.368	−10.198	1.00	2.56
ATOM 2718	CA	LEU	B	138	0.042	65.880	−9.295	1.00	2.56
ATOM 2719	C	LEU	B	138	−0.736	67.067	−9.876	1.00	2.56
ATOM 2720	0	LEU	B	138	−1.506	67.689	−9.144	1.00	2.56
ATOM 2721	CB	LEU	B	138	0.688	66.242	−7.949	1.00	2.56
ATOM 2722	CG	LEU	B	138	1.557	65.135	−7.341	1.00	2.56
ATOM 2723	CD1	LEU	B	138	2.317	65.642	−6.121	1.00	2.56
ATOM 2724	CD2	LEU	B	138	0.766	63.865	−7.029	1.00	2.56
ATOM 2725	OXT	LEU	B	138	−0.574	67.379	−11.062	1.00	2.56
ATOM 2726	H	LEU	B	138	1.965	65.813	−10.253	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2727	N	ARG	C	1	−11.122	63.107	−5.160	1.00	5.73
ATOM 2728	CA	ARG	C	1	−12.158	62.194	−5.656	1.00	5.73
ATOM 2729	C	ARG	C	1	−12.274	61.039	−4.682	1.00	5.73
ATOM 2730	O	ARG	C	1	−12.338	61.304	−3.491	1.00	5.73
ATOM 2731	CB	ARG	C	1	−11.889	61.777	−7.105	1.00	5.73
ATOM 2732	CG	ARG	C	1	−12.301	62.841	−8.119	1.00	5.73
ATOM 2733	CD	ARG	C	1	−12.165	62.329	−9.552	1.00	5.73
ATOM 2734	NE	ARG	C	1	−12.591	63.346	−10.511	1.00	5.73
ATOM 2735	CZ	ARG	C	1	−11.792	63.695	−11.543	1.00	5.73
ATOM 2736	NH1	ARG	C	1	−12.217	64.618	−12.404	1.00	5.73
ATOM 2737	NH2	ARG	C	1	−10.592	63.129	−11.697	1.00	5.73
ATOM 2738	1H	ARG	C	1	−11.124	64.006	−5.682	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2739	2H	ARG	C	1	−11.336	63.267	−4.152	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2740	3H	ARG	C	1	−10.188	62.653	−5.231	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2741	HE	ARG	C	1	−13.500	63.748	−10.389	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2742	1 HH1	ARG	C	1	−11.658	64.901	−13.184	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2743	2 HH1	ARG	C	1	−13.111	65.052	−12.285	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2744	1 HH2	ARG	C	1	−9.999	63.354	−12.471	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2745	2 HH2	ARG	C	1	−10.245	62.467	−11.031	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2746	N	LYS	C	2	−12.286	59.794	−5.199	1.00	19.49
ATOM 2747	CA	LYS	C	2	−12.453	58.651	−4.301	1.00	19.49
ATOM 2748	C	LYS	C	2	−11.210	58.413	−3.504	1.00	19.49
ATOM 2749	O	LYS	C	2	−10.120	58.321	−4.054	1.00	19.49
ATOM 2750	CB	LYS	C	2	−12.747	57.342	−5.032	1.00	19.49
ATOM 2751	CG	LYS	C	2	−14.079	57.283	−5.763	1.00	19.49
ATOM 2752	CD	LYS	C	2	−14.062	58.092	−7.045	1.00	19.49
ATOM 2753	CE	LYS	C	2	−15.357	57.915	−7.789	1.00	19.49
ATOM 2754	NZ	LYS	C	2	−16.406	58.884	−7.450	1.00	19.49
ATOM 2755	H	LYS	C	2	−12.075	59.589	−6.151	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2756	1 HZ	LYS	C	2	−17.050	58.874	−8.282	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2757	2 HZ	LYS	C	2	−16.899	58.602	−6.579	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2758	3 HZ	LYS	C	2	−16.014	59.840	−7.355	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2759	N	VAL	C	3	−11.437	58.360	−2.191	1.00	4.59
ATOM 2760	CA	VAL	C	3	−10.328	58.169	−1.270	1.00	4.59
ATOM 2761	C	VAL	C	3	−10.810	57.210	−0.203	1.00	4.59
ATOM 2762	O	VAL	C	3	−11.995	57.162	0.117	1.00	4.59
ATOM 2763	CB	VAL	C	3	−9.876	59.524	−0.679	1.00	4.59
ATOM 2764	CG1	VAL	C	3	−8.749	59.403	0.351	1.00	4.59
ATOM 2765	CG2	VAL	C	3	9.443	60.490	−1.784	1.00	4.59
ATOM 2766	H	VAL	C	3	−12.366	58.386	−1.821	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2767	N	ALA	C	4	−9.833	56.450	0.299	1.00	5.22
ATOM 2768	CA	ALA	C	4	−10.047	55.588	1.445	1.00	5.22
ATOM 2769	C	ALA	C	4	−8.759	55.575	2.228	1.00	5.22
ATOM 2770	O	ALA	C	4	−7.677	55.614	1.655	1.00	5.22
ATOM 2771	CB	ALA	C	4	−10.359	54.160	0.998	1.00	5.22
ATOM 2772	H	ALA	C	4	−8.902	56.534	−0.066	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2773	N	HIS	C	5	−8.926	55.512	3.548	1.00	4.76
ATOM 2774	CA	HIS	C	5	−7.770	55.262	4.404	1.00	4.76
ATOM 2775	C	HIS	C	5	−8.312	54.515	5.584	1.00	4.76
ATOM 2776	O	HIS	C	5	−9.121	55.092	6.283	1.00	4.76
ATOM 2777	CB	HIS	C	5	−7.137	51.578	4.880	1.00	4.76
ATOM 2778	CG	HIS	C	5	−5.938	56.284	5.753	1.00	4.76
ATOM 2779	ND1	HIS	C	5	−4.695	56.176	5.267	1.00	4.76
ATOM 2780	CD2	HIS	C	5	−5.902	56.052	7.133	1.00	4.76
ATOM 2781	CE1	HIS	C	5	−3.881	55.876	6.322	1.00	4.76
ATOM 2782	NE2	HIS	C	5	−4.616	55.799	7.469	1.00	4.76
ATOM 2783	H	HIS	C	5	−9.845	55.588	3.945	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2784	HD1	HIS	C	5	−4.439	56.295	4.327	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2785	N	LEU	C	6	−7.889	53.257	5.746	1.00	6.04
ATOM 2786	CA	LEU	C	6	−8.469	52.397	6.777	1.00	6.04
ATOM 2787	C	LEU	C	6	−7.439	51.931	7.762	1.00	6.04
ATOM 2788	O	LEU	C	6	−6.284	51.752	7.403	1.00	6.04
ATOM 2789	CB	LEU	C	6	−9.028	51.122	6.176	1.00	6.04
ATOM 2790	CG	LEU	C	6	−10.064	51.332	5.095	1.00	6.04
ATOM 2791	CD1	LEU	C	6	−10.532	49.982	4.586	1.00	6.04
ATOM 2792	CD2	LEU	C	6	−11.226	52.191	5.575	1.00	6.04
ATOM 2793	H	LEU	C	6	−7.203	52.882	5.126	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2794	N	THR	C	7	−7.908	51.695	8.993	1.00	3.03
ATOM 2795	CA	THR	C	7	−6.966	51.140	9.959	1.00	3.03
ATOM 2796	C	THR	C	7	−7.318	49.722	10.363	1.00	3.03
ATOM 2797	O	THR	C	7	−8.439	49.261	10.178	1.00	3.03
ATOM 2798	CB	THR	C	7	−6.867	52.062	11.173	1.00	3.03
ATOM 2799	OG1	THR	C	7	−8.176	52.445	11.612	1.00	3.03
ATOM 2800	CG2	THR	C	7	−6.030	53.305	10.659	1.00	3.03
ATOM 2801	H	THR	C	7	−8.866	51.841	9.252	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2802	HG1	THR	C	7	−8.091	52.724	12.514	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2803	N	GLY	C	8	−6.290	49.040	10.898	1.00	3.29
ATOM 2804	CA	GLY	C	8	−6.531	47.675	11.365	1.00	3.29
ATOM 2805	C	GLY	C	8	−7.155	47.598	12.747	1.00	3.29
ATOM 2806	O	GLY	C	8	−6.839	48.372	13.644	1.00	3.29
ATOM 2807	H	GLY	C	8	−5.388	49.475	10.962	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2808	N	LYS	C	9	−8.054	46.609	12.887	1.00	6.71
ATOM 2809	CA	LYS	C	9	−8.724	46.455	14.179	1.00	6.71
ATOM 2810	C	LYS	C	9	−7.858	45.990	15.333	1.00	6.71
ATOM 2811	O	LYS	C	9	7.574	44.810	15.502	1.00	6.71
ATOM 2812	CB	LYS	C	9	−9.923	45.517	14.099	1.00	6.71
ATOM 2813	CG	LYS	C	9	−11.065	46.024	13.232	1.00	6.71
ATOM 2814	CD	LYS	C	9	−12.326	45.188	13.433	1.00	6.71
ATOM 2815	CE	LYS	C	9	−13.508	45.733	12.633	1.00	6.71
ATOM 2816	NZ	LYS	C	9	−14.572	44.722	12.583	1.00	6.71
ATOM 2817	H	LYS	C	9	−8.285	46.041	12.094	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2818	1 HZ	LYS	C	9	−15.268	44.980	11.857	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2819	2 HZ	LYS	C	9	−14.168	43.814	12.239	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2820	3 HZ	LYS	C	9	−15.015	44.575	13.506	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2821	N	SER	C	10	−7.530	46.982	16.177	1.00	13.61
ATOM 2822	CA	SER	C	10	−6.930	46.711	17.490	1.00	13.61
ATOM 2823	C	SER	C	10	−7.500	45.534	18.260	1.00	13.61
ATOM 2824	O	SER	C	10	−6.811	44.625	18.709	1.00	13.61
ATOM 2825	CB	SER	C	10	−7.009	47.953	18.372	1.00	13.61
ATOM 2826	OG	SER	C	10	−6.617	49.092	17.109	1.00	13.61
ATOM 2827	H	SER	C	10	−7.560	47.914	15.805	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2828	HG	SER	C	10	−6.513	49.803	18.230	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2829	N	ASN	C	11	−8.831	45.583	18.399	1.00	8.64
ATOM 2830	CA	ASN	C	11	−9.426	44.390	18.989	1.00	8.64
ATOM 2831	C	ASN	C	11	−10.069	43.481	17.969	1.00	8.64
ATOM 2832	O	ASN	C	11	−11.272	43.259	17.930	1.00	8.64
ATOM 2833	CB	ASN	C	11	−10.342	44.728	20.173	1.00	8.64
ATOM 2834	CG	ASN	C	11	−9.562	45.112	21.433	1.00	8.64
ATOM 2835	OD1	ASN	C	11	−10.138	45.560	22.414	1.00	8.64
ATOM 2836	ND2	ASN	C	11	−8.230	44.922	21.405	1.00	8.64
ATOM 2837	H	ASN	C	11	−9.369	46.347	18.044	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2838	1 HD2	ASN	C	11	−7.694	44.571	20.632	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2839	2 HD2	ASN	C	11	−7.746	45.163	22.245	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2840	N	SER	C	12	−9.167	42.939	17.144	1.00	14.76
ATOM 2841	CA	SER	C	12	−9.586	41.802	16.339	1.00	14.76
ATOM 2842	C	SER	C	12	−8.904	40.563	16.865	1.00	14.76
ATOM 2843	O	SER	C	12	−7.930	40.637	17.606	1.00	14.76
ATOM 2844	CB	SER	C	12	−9.272	42.024	14.859	1.00	14.76
ATOM 2845	OG	SER	C	12	−10.060	41.134	14.062	1.00	14.76
ATOM 2846	H	SER	C	12	−8.198	43.194	17.191	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2847	HG	SER	C	12	−10.101	41.522	13.194	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2848	N	ARG	C	13	−9.465	39.409	16.476	1.00	14.62
ATOM 2849	CA	ARG	C	13	−8.762	38.197	16.886	1.00	14.62
ATOM 2850	C	ARG	C	13	−7.415	38.113	16.185	1.00	14.62
ATOM 2851	O	ARG	C	13	−7.237	38.658	15.107	1.00	14.62
ATOM 2852	CB	ARG	C	13	−9.649	36.969	16.634	1.00	14.62
ATOM 2853	CG	ARG	C	13	−10.958	37.042	17.429	1.00	14.62
ATOM 2854	CD	ARG	C	13	−11.796	35.761	17.346	1.00	14.62
ATOM 2855	NE	ARG	C	13	−12.945	35.813	18.255	1.00	14.62
ATOM 2856	CZ	ARG	C	13	−12.821	35.476	19.560	1.00	14.62
ATOM 2857	NH1	ARG	C	13	−13.868	35.600	20.373	1.00	14.62
ATOM 2858	NH2	ARG	C	13	−11.660	35.027	20.039	1.00	14.62
ATOM 2859	H	ARG	C	13	−10.181	39.450	15.778	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2860	HE	ARG	C	13	−13.809	36.153	17.881	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2861	1 HH1	ARG	C	13	−13.804	35.371	21.344	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2862	2 HH1	ARG	C	13	−14.745	35.930	20.022	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2863	1 HH2	ARG	C	13	−11.538	34.791	21.003	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2864	2 HH2	ARG	C	13	−10.881	34.919	19.423	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2865	N	SER	C	14	−6.474	37.379	16.812	1.00	5.58
ATOM 2866	CA	SER	C	14	−5.119	37.234	16.246	1.00	5.58
ATOM 2867	C	SER	C	14	−5.031	36.662	14.863	1.00	5.58
ATOM 2868	O	SER	C	14	−4.028	36.618	14.167	1.00	5.58
ATOM 2869	CB	SER	C	14	−4.293	36.320	17.124	1.00	5.58
ATOM 2870	OG	SER	C	14	−4.659	36.531	18.486	1.00	5.58
ATOM 2871	H	SER	C	14	−6.642	36.896	17.668	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2872	HG	SER	C	14	−3.837	36.636	18.947	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2873	N	MET	C	15	−6.184	36.171	14.535	1.00	11.01
ATOM 2874	CA	MET	C	15	−6.374	35.586	13.259	1.00	11.01
ATOM 2875	C	MET	C	15	−6.693	36.528	12.088	1.00	11.01
ATOM 2876	O	MET	C	15	−5.846	36.537	11.212	1.00	11.01
ATOM 2877	CB	MET	C	15	−7.437	34.564	13.481	1.00	11.01
ATOM 2878	CG	MET	C	15	−7.404	33.532	14.569	1.00	11.01
ATOM 2879	SD	MET	C	15	−8.931	32.670	14.158	1.00	11.01
ATOM 2880	CE	MET	C	15	−9.999	33.725	13.122	1.00	11.01
ATOM 2881	H	MET	C	15	−6.889	36.187	15.229	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2882	N	PRO	C	16	−7.852	37.294	11.986	1.00	6.76
ATOM 2883	CA	PRO	C	16	−7.930	38.151	10.789	1.00	6.76
ATOM 2884	C	PRO	C	16	−7.180	39.476	10.950	1.00	6.76
ATOM 2885	O	PRO	C	16	−6.989	40.010	12.036	1.00	6.76
ATOM 2886	CB	PRO	C	16	−9.435	38.379	10.638	1.00	6.76
ATOM 2887	CG	PRO	C	16	−9.925	38.490	12.082	1.00	6.76
ATOM 2888	CD	PRO	C	16	−9.037	37.494	12.840	1.00	6.76
ATOM 2889	N	LEU	C	17	−6.817	40.019	9.779	1.00	6.37
ATOM 2890	CA	LEU	C	17	−6.599	41.462	9.727	1.00	6.37
ATOM 2891	C	LEU	C	17	−7.895	42.076	9.257	1.00	6.37
ATOM 2892	O	LEU	C	17	−8.391	41.740	8.191	1.00	6.37
ATOM 2893	CB	LEU	C	17	−5.479	41.803	8.742	1.00	6.37
ATOM 2894	CG	LEU	C	17	−5.026	43.267	8.733	1.00	6.37
ATOM 2895	CD1	LEU	C	17	−4.530	43.745	10.102	1.00	6.37
ATOM 2896	CD2	LEU	C	17	−3.983	43.501	7.639	1.00	6.37
ATOM 2897	H	LEU	C	17	−6.948	39.513	8.930	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2898	N	GLU	C	18	−8.446	42.951	10.101	1.00	14.08
ATOM 2899	CA	GLU	C	18	−9.702	43.528	9.645	1.00	14.08
ATOM 2900	C	GLU	C	18	−9.574	45.029	9.569	1.00	14.08
ATOM 2901	O	GLU	C	18	−8.831	45.628	10.338	1.00	14.08
ATOM 2902	CB	GLU	C	18	−10.847	43.100	10.561	1.00	14.08
ATOM 2903	CG	GLU	C	18	−12.185	42.922	9.829	1.00	14.08
ATOM 2904	CD	GLU	C	18	−13.334	42.810	10.818	1.00	14.08
ATOM 2905	OE1	GLU	C	18	−13.140	42.401	11.960	1.00	14.08
ATOM 2906	OE2	GLU	C	18	−14.450	43.208	10.492	1.00	14.08
ATOM 2907	H	GLU	C	18	−8.002	43.255	10.944	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2908	N	TRP	C	19	−10.296	45.601	8.598	1.00	6.20
ATOM 2909	CA	TRP	C	19	−10.197	47.049	8.465	1.00	6.20
ATOM 2910	C	TRP	C	19	−11.343	47.773	9.141	1.00	6.20
ATOM 2911	O	TRP	C	19	−12.379	47.189	9.439	1.00	6.20
ATOM 2912	CB	TRP	C	19	−10.106	47.441	6.991	1.00	6.20
ATOM 2913	CG	TRP	C	19	−8.853	46.885	6.352	1.00	6.20
ATOM 2914	CD1	TRP	C	19	−8.795	45.941	5.314	1.00	6.20
ATOM 2915	CD2	TRP	C	19	−7.474	47.195	6.660	1.00	6.20
ATOM 2916	NE1	TRP	C	19	−7.507	45.654	4.982	1.00	6.20
ATOM 2917	CE2	TRP	C	19	−6.655	46.395	5.794	1.00	6.20
ATOM 2918	CE3	TRP	C	19	−6.866	48.054	7.601	1.00	6.20
ATOM 2919	CZ2	TRP	C	19	−5.247	46.481	5.878	1.00	6.20
ATOM 2920	CZ3	TRP	C	19	−5.459	48.130	7.676	1.00	6.20
ATOM 2921	CH2	TRP	C	19	−4.653	47.342	6.824	1.00	6.20
ATOM 2922	H	TRP	C	19	−10.942	45.070	8.052	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2923	HE1	TRP	C	19	−7.222	45.005	4.305	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2924	N	GLU	C	20	−11.103	49.074	9.364	1.00	5.13
ATOM 2925	CA	GLU	C	20	−12.119	49.871	10.042	1.00	5.13
ATOM 2926	C	GLU	C	20	−12.285	51.257	9.464	1.00	5.13
ATOM 2927	O	GLU	C	20	−11.330	51.830	8.954	1.00	5.13
ATOM 2928	CB	GLU	C	20	−11.781	49.982	11.524	1.00	5.13
ATOM 2929	CG	GLU	C	20	−12.881	49.370	12.390	1.00	5.13
ATOM 2930	CD	GLU	C	20	−12.543	49.511	13.862	1.00	5.13
ATOM 2931	OE1	GLU	C	20	−12.218	50.617	14.289	1.00	5.13
ATOM 2932	OE2	GLU	C	20	−12.620	48.516	14.582	1.00	5.13
ATOM 2933	H	GLU	C	20	−10.183	49.447	9.224	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2934	N	ASF	C	21	−13.538	51.745	9.612	1.00	13.73
ATOM 2935	CA	ASF	C	21	−13.925	53.060	9.089	1.00	13.73
ATOM 2936	C	ASP	C	21	−14.013	54.183	10.109	1.00	13.73
ATOM 2937	O	ASP	C	21	−13.694	55.339	9.855	1.00	13.73
ATOM 2938	CB	ASP	C	21	−15.246	53.010	8.312	1.00	13.73
ATOM 2939	CG	ASP	C	21	−15.275	51.896	7.282	1.00	13.73
ATOM 2940	OD1	ASP	C	21	−16.364	51.402	7.002	1.00	13.73
ATOM 2941	OD2	ASP	C	21	−14.223	51.517	6.768	1.00	13.73
ATOM 2942	H	ASP	C	21	−14.244	51.127	9.948	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2943	N	THR	C	22	−14.467	53.815	11.308	1.00	11.65
ATOM 2944	CA	THR	C	22	−14.684	54.918	12.238	1.00	11.65
ATOM 2945	C	THR	C	22	−13.502	55.223	13.145	1.00	11.65
ATOM 2946	O	THR	C	22	−13.506	55.015	14.351	1.00	11.65
ATOM 2947	CB	THR	C	22	−16.006	54.707	12.979	1.00	11.65
ATOM 2948	OG1	THR	C	22	−17.011	54.362	12.015	1.00	11.65
ATOM 2949	CG2	THR	C	22	−16.454	55.936	13.781	1.00	11.65
ATOM 2950	H	THR	C	22	−14.702	52.870	11.523	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2951	HG1	THR	C	22	−17.830	54.261	12.480	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2952	N	TYR	C	23	−12.472	55.754	12.473	1.00	6.57
ATOM 2953	CA	TYR	C	23	−11.280	56.165	13.207	1.00	6.57
ATOM 2954	C	TYR	C	23	−10.882	57.564	12.776	1.00	6.57
ATOM 2955	O	TYR	C	23	−11.265	58.019	11.707	1.00	6.57
ATOM 2956	CB	TYR	C	23	−10.164	55.122	13.006	1.00	6.57
ATOM 2957	CG	TYR	C	23	−8.920	55.433	13.811	1.00	6.57
ATOM 2958	CD1	TYR	C	23	−7.789	55.957	13.149	1.00	6.57
ATOM 2959	CD2	TYR	C	23	−8.927	55.200	15.201	1.00	6.57
ATOM 2960	CE1	TYR	C	23	−6.647	56.277	13.901	1.00	6.57
ATOM 2961	CE2	TYR	C	23	−7.782	55.514	15.951	1.00	6.57
ATOM 2962	CZ	TYR	C	23	−6.660	56.057	15.293	1.00	6.57
ATOM 2963	OH	TYR	C	23	−5.540	56.393	16.025	1.00	6.57
ATOM 2964	H	TYR	C	23	−12.573	55.927	11.487	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2965	HH	TYR	C	23	−5.604	56.042	16.904	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2966	N	GLY	C	24	−10.108	58.222	13.667	1.00	5.63
ATOM 2967	CA	GLY	C	24	−9.714	59.625	13.501	1.00	5.63
ATOM 2968	C	GLY	C	24	−9.473	60.080	12.077	1.00	5.63
ATOM 2969	O	GLY	C	24	−10.171	60.934	11.543	1.00	5.63
ATOM 2970	H	GLY	C	24	−9.854	57.735	14.501	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2971	N	ILE	C	25	−8.454	59.456	11.464	1.00	5.38
ATOM 2972	CA	ILE	C	25	−8.434	59.750	10.041	1.00	5.38
ATOM 2973	C	ILE	C	25	−8.615	58.538	9.161	1.00	5.38
ATOM 2974	O	ILE	C	25	−7.741	58.094	8.430	1.00	5.38
ATOM 2975	CB	ILE	C	25	−7.254	60.623	9.618	1.00	5.38
ATOM 2976	CG1	ILE	C	25	−6.921	61.660	10.699	1.00	5.38
ATOM 2977	CG2	ILE	C	25	−7.670	61.298	8.310	1.00	5.38
ATOM 2978	CD1	ILE	C	25	−5.541	62.297	10.587	1.00	5.38
ATOM 2979	H	ILE	C	25	−7.838	58.799	11.901	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2980	N	VAL	C	26	−9.849	58.042	9.273	1.00	4.68
ATOM 2981	CA	VAL	C	26	−10.267	57.013	8.342	1.00	4.68
ATOM 2982	C	VAL	C	26	−11.447	57.485	7.520	1.00	4.68
ATOM 2983	O	VAL	C	26	−12.430	58.020	8.017	1.00	4.68
ATOM 2984	CB	VAL	C	26	−10.539	55.710	9.086	1.00	4.68
ATOM 2985	CG1	VAL	C	26	−11.229	54.705	8.186	1.00	4.68
ATOM 2986	CG2	VAL	C	26	−9.233	55.113	9.605	1.00	4.68
ATOM 2987	H	VAL	C	26	−10.506	58.396	9.945	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2988	N	LEU	C	27	−11.244	57.327	6.202	1.00	5.09
ATOM 2989	CA	LEU	C	27	−12.194	57.944	5.282	1.00	5.09
ATOM 2990	C	LEU	C	27	−12.657	57.046	4.182	1.00	5.09
ATOM 2991	O	LEU	C	27	−12.047	56.030	3.863	1.00	5.09
ATOM 2992	CB	LEU	C	27	−11.602	59.160	4.596	1.00	5.09
ATOM 2993	CG	LEU	C	27	−10.839	59.981	5.603	1.00	5.09
ATOM 2994	CD1	LEU	C	27	−9.551	60.492	4.968	1.00	5.09
ATOM 2995	CD2	LEU	C	27	−11.756	60.922	6.397	1.00	5.09
ATOM 2996	H	LEU	C	27	−10.422	56.842	5.903	1.00	20.00
ATOM 2997	N	LEU	C	28	−13.754	57.566	3.606	1.00	7.30
ATOM 2998	CA	LEU	C	28	−14.469	56.924	2.525	1.00	7.30
ATOM 2999	C	LEU	C	28	−15.080	57.978	1.618	1.00	7.30
ATOM 3000	O	LEU	C	28	−15.783	58.861	2.091	1.00	7.30
ATOM 3001	CB	LEU	C	28	−15.574	56.077	3.156	1.00	7.30
ATOM 3002	CG	LEU	C	28	−16.415	55.343	2.124	1.00	7.30
ATOM 3003	CD1	LEU	C	28	−15.498	54.547	1.215	1.00	7.30
ATOM 3004	CD2	LEU	C	28	−17.526	54.498	2.745	1.00	7.30
ATOM 3005	H	LEU	C	28	−14.169	58.398	3.975	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3006	N	SER	C	29	−14.830	57.802	0.310	1.00	16.57
ATOM 3007	CA	SER	C	29	−15.560	58.618	−0.661	1.00	16.57
ATOM 3008	C	SER	C	29	−15.927	57.838	−1.909	1.00	16.57
ATOM 3009	O	SER	C	29	−15.149	57.761	−2.849	1.00	16.57
ATOM 3010	CB	SER	C	29	−14.747	59.853	−1.060	1.00	16.57
ATOM 3011	CG	SER	C	29	−14.301	60.551	0.105	1.00	16.57
ATOM 3012	H	SER	C	29	−14.073	57.193	0.058	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3013	HG	SER	C	29	−13.788	61.289	−0.191	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3014	N	GLY	C	30	−17.133	57.242	−1.899	1.00	4.20
ATOM 3015	CA	GLY	C	30	−17.540	56.505	−3.103	1.00	4.20
ATOM 3016	C	GLY	C	30	−17.068	55.057	−3.192	1.00	4.20
ATOM 3017	O	GLY	C	30	−17.661	54.210	−3.845	1.00	4.20
ATOM 3018	H	GLY	C	30	−17.718	57.271	−1.087	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3019	N	VAL	C	31	−15.961	54.797	−2.483	1.00	3.10
ATOM 3020	CA	VAL	C	31	−15.540	53.404	−2.331	1.00	3.10
ATOM 3021	C	VAL	C	31	−16.559	52.715	−1.420	1.00	3.10
ATOM 3022	O	VAL	C	31	−17.358	53.381	−0.772	1.00	3.10
ATOM 3023	CB	VAL	C	31	−14.095	53.422	−1.769	1.00	3.10
ATOM 3024	CG1	VAL	C	31	−13.457	52.056	−1.499	1.00	3.10
ATOM 3025	CG2	VAL	C	31	−13.194	54.261	−2.679	1.00	3.10
ATOM 3026	H	VAL	C	31	−15.577	55.509	−1.903	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3027	N	LYS	C	32	−16.526	51.382	−1.382	1.00	18.46
ATOM 3028	CA	LYS	C	32	−17.316	50.776	−0.318	1.00	18.46
ATOM 3029	C	LYS	C	32	−16.521	49.683	0.344	1.00	18.46
ATOM 3030	O	LYS	C	32	−15.732	49.009	−0.303	1.00	18.46
ATOM 3031	CB	LYS	C	32	−18.653	50.264	−0.861	1.00	18.46
ATOM 3032	CG	LYS	C	32	−19.634	49.808	0.224	1.00	18.46
ATOM 3033	CD	LYS	C	32	−20.977	49.373	−0.353	1.00	18.46
ATOM 3034	CE	LYS	C	32	−20.842	48.234	−1.360	1.00	18.46
ATOM 3035	NZ	LYS	C	32	−22.165	47.978	−1.939	1.00	18.46
ATOM 3036	H	LYS	C	32	−15.934	50.855	−1.996	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3037	1 HZ	LYS	C	32	−22.091	47.237	−2.663	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3038	2 HZ	LYS	C	32	−22.819	47.681	−1.186	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3039	3 HZ	LYS	C	32	−22.516	48.855	−2.374	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3040	N	TYR	C	33	−16.750	49.537	1.652	1.00	6.60
ATOM 3041	CA	TYR	C	33	−16.085	48.415	2.297	1.00	6.60
ATOM 3042	C	TYR	C	33	−17.008	47.232	2.352	1.00	6.60
ATOM 3043	0	TYR	C	33	−18.202	47.359	2.600	1.00	6.60
ATOM 3044	CB	TYR	C	33	−15.590	48.819	3.685	1.00	6.60
ATOM 3045	CG	TYR	C	33	−14.855	50.126	3.535	1.00	6.60
ATOM 3046	CD1	TYR	C	33	−15.445	51.301	4.037	1.00	6.60
ATOM 3047	2	TYR	C	33	−13.623	50.139	2.857	1.00	6.60
ATOM 3048	CE1	TYR	C	33	−14.780	52.522	3.855	1.00	6.60
ATOM 3049	CE2	TYR	C	33	−12.980	51.364	2.640	1.00	6.60
ATOM 3050	CZ	TYR	C	33	−13.568	52.536	3.138	1.00	6.60
ATOM 3051	OH	TYR	C	33	−12.933	53.732	2.886	1.00	6.60
ATOM 3052	H	TYR	C	33	−17.413	50.092	2.154	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3053	HH	TYR	C	33	−12.187	53.844	3.467	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3054	N	LYS	C	34	−16.411	46.075	2.067	1.00	11.73
ATOM 3055	CA	LYS	C	34	−17.262	44.901	2.159	1.00	11.73
ATOM 3056	C	LYS	C	34	−16.705	43.878	3.137	1.00	11.73
ATOM 3057	O	LYS	C	34	−16.525	44.178	4.310	1.00	11.73
ATOM 3058	CB	LYS	C	34	−17.587	44.396	0.747	1.00	11.73
ATOM 3059	CG	LYS	C	34	−18.886	43.591	0.707	1.00	11.73
ATOM 3060	CD	LYS	C	34	−19.229	43.105	−0.697	1.00	11.73
ATOM 3061	CE	LYS	C	34	−20.485	42.237	−0.693	1.00	11.73
ATOM 3062	NZ	LYS	C	34	−20.821	41.872	−2.075	1.00	11.73
ATOM 3063	H	LYS	C	34	−15.450	46.067	1.778	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3064	1 HZ	LYS	C	34	−21.636	41.226	−2.078	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3065	2 HZ	LYS	C	34	−21.060	42.734	−2.605	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3066	3 HZ	LYS	C	34	−20.004	41.413	−2.526	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3067	N	LYS	C	35	−16.406	42.665	2.640	1.00	6.70
ATOM 3068	CA	LYS	C	35	−15.822	41.689	3.557	1.00	6.70
ATOM 3069	C	LYS	C	35	−14.321	41.878	3.697	1.00	6.70
ATOM 3070	O	LYS	C	35	−13.521	41.110	3.184	1.00	6.70
ATOM 3071	CB	LYS	C	35	−16.175	40.276	3.087	1.00	6.70
ATOM 3072	CG	LYS	C	35	−17.685	40.034	2.995	1.00	6.70
ATOM 3073	CD	LYS	C	35	−18.011	38.676	2.372	1.00	6.70
ATOM 3074	CE	LYS	C	35	−19.513	38.403	2.282	1.00	6.70
ATOM 3075	NZ	LYS	C	35	−19.727	37.118	1.600	1.00	6.70
ATOM 3076	H	LYS	C	35	−16.468	42.447	1.669	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3077	1 HZ	LYS	C	35	−20.743	36.895	1.580	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3078	2 HZ	LYS	C	35	−19.362	37.178	0.628	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3079	3 HZ	LYS	C	35	−19.217	36.370	2.112	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3080	N	GLY	C	36	−13.989	42.981	4.392	1.00	3.55
ATOM 3081	CA	GLY	C	36	−12.577	43.326	4.576	1.00	3.55
ATOM 3082	C	GLY	C	36	−11.851	43.783	3.317	1.00	3.55
ATOM 3083	O	GLY	C	36	−10.642	43.652	3.185	1.00	3.55
ATOM 3084	H	GLY	C	36	−14.727	43.549	4.767	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3085	N	GLY	C	37	−12.652	44.331	2.388	1.00	4.03
ATOM 3086	CA	GLY	C	37	−12.034	44.710	1.123	1.00	4.03
ATOM 3087	C	GLY	C	37	−12.679	45.921	0.506	1.00	4.03
ATOM 3088	O	GLY	C	37	−13.788	46.300	0.872	1.00	4.03
ATOM 3089	H	GLY	C	37	−13.628	44.459	2.543	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3090	N	LEU	C	38	−11.915	46.516	−0.425	1.00	5.45
ATOM 3091	CA	LEU	C	38	−12.392	47.771	−1.003	1.00	5.45
ATOM 3092	C	LEU	C	38	−13.036	47.562	−2.349	1.00	5.45
ATOM 3093	O	LEU	C	38	−12.464	46.930	−3.222	1.00	5.45
ATOM 3094	CB	LEU	C	38	−11.280	48.813	−1.199	1.00	5.45
ATOM 3095	CG	LEU	C	38	−10.282	49.055	−0.062	1.00	5.45
ATOM 3096	CD1	LEU	C	38	−9.653	50.439	−0.174	1.00	5.45
ATOM 3097	CD2	LEU	C	38	−10.857	48.872	1.331	1.00	5.45
ATOM 3098	H	LEU	C	38	−11.052	46.088	−0.705	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3099	N	VAL	C	39	−14.234	48.139	−2.483	1.00	2.74
ATOM 3100	CA	VAL	C	39	−14.872	48.161	−3.798	1.00	2.74
ATOM 3101	C	VAL	C	39	−14.585	49.475	−4.500	1.00	2.74
ATOM 3102	O	VAL	C	39	−14.854	50.545	−3.963	1.00	2.74
ATOM 3103	CB	VAL	C	39	−16.392	47.973	−3.676	1.00	2.74
ATOM 3104	CG1	VAL	C	39	−17.034	47.749	−5.049	1.00	2.74
ATOM 3105	CG2	VAL	C	39	−16.763	46.864	−2.691	1.00	2.74
ATOM 3106	H	VAL	C	39	−14.628	48.615	−1.697	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3107	N	ILE	C	40	−14.035	49.356	−5.717	1.00	15.04
ATOM 3108	CA	ILE	C	40	−13.733	50.589	−6.445	1.00	15.04
ATOM 3109	C	ILE	C	40	−14.933	51.146	−7.206	1.00	15.04
ATOM 3110	O	ILE	C	40	−15.637	50.454	−7.931	1.00	15.04
ATOM 3111	CB	ILE	C	40	−12.482	50.404	−7.334	1.00	15.04
ATOM 3112	CG1	ILE	C	40	−11.224	50.269	−6.468	1.00	15.04
ATOM 3113	CG2	ILE	C	40	−12.258	51.589	−8.277	1.00	15.04
ATOM 3114	CD1	ILE	C	40	−10.921	48.875	−5.921	1.00	15.04
ATOM 3115	H	ILE	C	40	−13.823	48.444	−6.087	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3116	N	ASN	C	41	−15.136	52.457	−6.980	1.00	16.19
ATOM 3117	CA	ASN	C	41	−16.258	53.161	−7.609	1.00	16.19
ATOM 3118	C	ASN	C	41	−16.095	53.432	−9.097	1.00	16.19
ATOM 3119	O	ASN	C	41	−17.018	53.256	−9.881	1.00	16.19
ATOM 3120	CB	ASN	C	41	−16.510	54.481	−6.867	1.00	16.19
ATOM 3121	CG	ASN	C	41	−17.861	55.130	−7.167	1.00	16.19
ATOM 3122	OD1	ASN	C	41	−18.713	55.266	−6.306	1.00	16.19
ATOM 3123	ND2	ASN	C	41	−18.015	55.628	−8.401	1.00	16.19
ATOM 3124	H	ASN	C	41	−14.522	52.913	−6.338	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3125	1 HD2	ASN	C	41	−17.360	55.540	−9.150	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3126	2 HD2	ASN	C	41	−18.876	56.096	−8.588	1.00	29.00
ATOM 3127	N	GLU	C	42	−14.907	53.944	−9.454	1.00	4.33
ATOM 3128	CA	GLU	C	42	−14.787	54.466	−10.814	1.00	4.33
ATOM 3129	C	GLU	C	42	−13.534	53.977	−11.493	1.00	4.33
ATOM 3130	O	GLU	C	42	−12.595	53.510	−10.865	1.00	4.33
ATOM 3131	CB	GLU	C	42	−14.792	55.998	−10.804	1.00	4.33
ATOM 3132	CG	GLU	C	42	−16.101	56.666	−11.259	1.00	4.33
ATOM 3133	CD	GLU	C	42	−16.092	58.138	−10.857	1.00	4.33
ATOM 3134	OE1	GLU	C	42	−15.141	58.844	−11.202	1.00	4.33
ATOM 3135	OE2	GLU	C	42	−17.018	58.566	−10.153	1.00	4.33
ATOM 3136	H	GLU	C	42	−14.103	53.956	−8.857	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3137	N	THR	C	43	−13.547	54.141	−12.818	1.00	2.66
ATOM 3138	CA	THR	C	43	−12.307	53.867	−13.530	1.00	2.66
ATOM 3139	C	THR	C	43	−11.293	54.986	−13.353	1.00	2.66
ATOM 3140	O	THR	C	43	−11.627	56.171	−13.294	1.00	2.66
ATOM 3141	CB	THR	C	43	−12.638	53.612	−15.004	1.00	2.66
ATOM 3142	CG1	THR	C	43	−13.743	52.704	−15.085	1.00	2.66
ATOM 3143	CG2	THR	C	43	−11.456	53.083	−15.823	1.00	2.66
ATOM 3144	H	THR	C	43	−14.362	54.449	−13.307	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3145	HG1	THR	C	43	−13.856	52.497	−16.004	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3146	N	GLY	C	44	−10.030	54.561	−13.267	1.00	2.64
ATOM 3147	CA	GLY	C	44	−8.975	55.561	−13.314	1.00	2.64
ATOM 3148	C	GLY	C	44	−7.771	55.114	−12.534	1.00	2.64
ATOM 3149	O	GLY	C	44	−7.686	53.985	−12.070	1.00	2.64
ATOM 3150	H	GLY	C	44	−9.822	53.580	−13.185	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3151	N	LEU	C	45	−6.843	56.067	−12.406	1.00	5.33
ATOM 3152	CA	LEU	C	45	−5.669	55.735	−11.616	1.00	5.33
ATOM 3153	C	LEU	C	45	−5.924	55.899	−10.146	1.00	5.33
ATOM 3154	O	LEU	C	45	−6.508	56.873	−9.692	1.00	5.33
ATOM 3155	CB	LEU	C	45	−4.498	56.590	−12.069	1.00	5.33
ATOM 3156	CG	LEU	C	45	−4.141	56.211	−13.500	1.00	5.33
ATOM 3157	CD1	LEU	C	45	−3.565	57.381	−14.282	1.00	5.33
ATOM 3158	CD2	LEU	C	45	−3.268	54.960	−13.545	1.00	5.33
ATOM 3159	H	LEU	C	45	−6.982	56.997	−12.739	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3160	N	TYR	C	46	−5.461	54.881	−9.431	1.00	3.53
ATOM 3161	CA	TYR	C	46	−5.502	54.984	−7.987	1.00	3.53
ATOM 3162	C	TYR	C	46	−4.104	54.772	−7.471	1.00	3.53
ATOM 3163	O	TYR	C	46	−3.348	53.953	−7.983	1.00	3.53
ATOM 3164	CB	TYR	C	46	−6.466	53.953	−7.388	1.00	3.53
ATOM 3165	CG	TYR	C	46	−7.916	54.293	−7.678	1.00	3.53
ATOM 3166	CD1	TYR	C	46	−8.468	54.022	−8.949	1.00	3.53
ATOM 3167	CD2	TYR	C	46	−8.686	54.869	−6.648	1.00	3.53
ATOM 3168	CE1	TYR	C	46	−9.815	54.340	−9.198	1.00	3.53
ATOM 3169	CE2	TYR	C	46	−10.033	55.180	−6.893	1.00	3.53
ATOM 3170	CZ	TYR	C	46	−10.582	54.916	−8.164	1.00	3.53
ATOM 3171	OH	TYR	C	46	−11.908	55.237	−8.393	1.00	3.53
ATOM 3172	H	TYR	C	46	−5.022	54.096	−9.783	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3173	HH	TYR	C	46	−12.277	55.583	−7.594	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3174	N	PHE	C	47	−3.802	55.550	−6.430	1.00	3.38
ATOM 3175	CA	PHE	C	47	−2.638	55.184	−5.645	1.00	3.38
ATOM 3176	C	PHE	C	47	−3.095	54.309	−4.503	1.00	3.38
ATOM 3177	O	PHE	C	47	−3.990	54.649	−3.735	1.00	3.38
ATOM 3178	CB	PHE	C	47	−1.899	56.433	−5.168	1.00	3.38
ATOM 3179	CG	PHE	C	47	−0.578	56.093	−4.512	1.00	3.38
ATOM 3180	CD1	PHE	C	47	0.570	55.933	−5.316	1.00	3.38
ATOM 3181	CD2	PHE	C	47	−0.503	55.958	−3.108	1.00	3.38
ATOM 3182	CE1	PHE	C	47	1.814	55.663	−4.715	1.00	3.38
ATOM 3183	CE2	PHE	C	47	0.740	55.689	−2.502	1.00	3.38
ATOM 3184	CZ	PHE	C	47	1.887	55.553	−3.311	1.00	3.38
ATOM 3185	H	PHE	C	47	−4.462	56.226	−6.100	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3186	N	VAL	C	48	−2.448	53.144	−4.494	1.00	2.79
ATOM 3187	CA	VAL	C	48	−2.731	52.119	−3.504	1.00	2.79
ATOM 3188	C	VAL	C	48	−1.569	52.062	−2.537	1.00	2.79
ATOM 3189	O	VAL	C	48	−0.440	51.828	−2.948	1.00	2.79
ATOM 3190	CB	VAL	C	48	−2.895	50.780	−4.237	1.00	2.79
ATOM 3191	CG1	VAL	C	48	−3.237	49.630	−3.289	1.00	2.79
ATOM 3192	CG2	VAL	C	48	−3.903	50.902	−5.383	1.00	2.79
ATOM 3193	H	VAL	C	48	−1.733	52.986	−5.178	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3194	N	TYR	C	49	−1.878	52.291	−1.255	1.00	3.73
ATOM 3195	CA	TYR	C	49	−0.801	52.202	−0.273	1.00	3.73
ATOM 3196	C	TYR	C	49	−1.226	51.413	0.939	1.00	3.73
ATOM 3197	O	TYR	C	49	−2.404	51.338	1.262	1.00	3.73
ATOM 3198	CB	TYR	C	49	−0.295	53.593	0.146	1.00	3.73
ATOM 3199	CG	TYR	C	49	−1.390	54.417	0.789	1.00	3.73
ATOM 3200	CD1	TYR	C	49	−1.607	54.309	2.178	1.00	3.73
ATOM 3201	CD2	TYR	C	49	−2.169	55.264	−0.023	1.00	3.73
ATOM 3202	CE1	TYR	C	49	−2.648	55.044	2.764	1.00	3.73
ATOM 3203	CE2	TYR	C	49	−3.209	55.999	0.564	1.00	3.73
ATOM 3204	CZ	TYR	C	49	−3.435	55.878	1.948	1.00	3.73
ATOM 3205	OH	TYR	C	49	−4.458	56.599	2.532	1.00	3.73
ATOM 3206	H	TYR	C	49	−2.819	52.496	−0.967	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3207	HH	TYR	C	49	−5.137	56.775	1.882	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3208	N	SER	C	50	−0.215	50.852	1.611	1.00	5.02
ATOM 3209	CA	SER	C	50	−0.526	50.156	2.852	1.00	5.02
ATOM 3210	C	SER	C	50	0.703	50.043	3.719	1.00	5.02
ATOM 3211	O	SER	C	50	1.823	50.001	3.222	1.00	5.02
ATOM 3212	CB	SER	C	50	−1.125	48.778	2.553	1.00	5.02
ATOM 3213	OG	SER	C	50	−1.384	48.081	3.773	1.00	5.02
ATOM 3214	H	SER	C	50	0.730	50.917	1.277	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3215	HG	SER	C	50	−2.105	47.485	3.620	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3216	N	LYS	C	51	0.451	50.004	5.032	1.00	6.04
ATOM 3217	CA	LYS	C	51	1.566	49.747	5.928	1.00	6.04
ATOM 3218	C	LYS	C	51	1.168	48.864	7.085	1.00	6.04
ATOM 3219	O	LYS	C	51	0.081	48.988	7.634	1.00	6.04
ATOM 3220	CB	LYS	C	51	2.204	51.046	6.419	1.00	6.04
ATOM 3221	CG	LYS	C	51	3.649	50.767	6.806	1.00	6.04
ATOM 3222	CD	LYS	C	51	4.515	51.970	7.118	1.00	6.04
ATOM 3223	CE	LYS	C	51	5.951	51.473	7.261	1.00	6.04
ATOM 3224	NZ	LYS	C	51	6.762	52.551	7.819	1.00	6.04
ATOM 3225	H	LYS	C	51	−0.498	50.000	5.359	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3226	1 HZ	LYS	C	51	7.767	52.303	7.829	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3227	2 HZ	LYS	C	51	6.618	53.390	7.222	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3228	3 HZ	LYS	C	51	6.445	52.779	8.779	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3229	N	VAL	C	52	2.106	47.962	7.414	1.00	4.38
ATOM 3230	CA	VAL	C	52	1.919	47.105	8.580	1.00	4.38
ATOM 3231	C	VAL	C	52	3.163	47.030	9.425	1.00	4.38
ATOM 3232	O	VAL	C	52	4.288	47.236	8.969	1.00	4.38
ATOM 3233	CB	VAL	C	52	1.526	45.684	8.196	1.00	4.38
ATOM 3234	CG1	VAL	C	52	0.075	45.610	7.735	1.00	4.38
ATOM 3235	CG2	VAL	C	52	2.532	45.109	7.199	1.00	4.38
ATOM 3236	H	VAL	C	52	2.955	47.914	6.882	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3237	N	TYR	C	53	2.885	46.722	10.698	1.00	6.58
ATOM 3238	CA	TYR	C	53	3.982	46.563	11.640	1.00	6.58
ATOM 3239	C	TYR	C	53	3.874	45.285	12.404	1.00	6.58
ATOM 3240	O	TYR	C	53	2.802	44.814	12.771	1.00	6.58
ATOM 3241	CB	TYR	C	53	4.053	47.702	12.650	1.00	6.58
ATOM 3242	CG	TYR	C	53	4.540	48.956	11.979	1.00	6.58
ATOM 3243	CD1	TYR	C	53	5.754	49.515	12.410	1.00	6.58
ATOM 3244	CD2	TYR	C	53	3.772	49.528	10.946	1.00	6.58
ATOM 3245	CE1	TYR	C	53	6.205	50.675	11.774	1.00	6.58
ATOM 3246	CE2	TYR	C	53	4.222	50.682	10.313	1.00	6.58
ATOM 3247	CZ	TYR	C	53	5.430	51.241	10.747	1.00	6.58
ATOM 3248	OH	TYR	C	53	5.846	52.408	10.152	1.00	6.58
ATOM 3249	H	TYR	C	53	1.934	46.638	11.003	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3250	HH	TYR	C	53	5.227	53.067	10.477	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3251	N	PHE	C	54	5.075	44.765	12.622	1.00	6.05
ATOM 3252	CA	PHE	C	54	5.170	43.485	13.288	1.00	6.05
ATOM 3253	C	PHE	C	54	6.023	43.652	14.513	1.00	6.05
ATOM 3254	O	PHE	C	54	7.011	44.378	14.484	1.00	6.05
ATOM 3255	CB	PHE	C	54	5.816	42.470	12.343	1.00	6.05
ATOM 3256	CG	PHE	C	54	5.174	42.482	10.971	1.00	6.05
ATOM 3257	CD1	PHE	C	54	5.975	42.770	9.844	1.00	6.05
ATOM 3258	CD2	PHE	C	54	3.800	42.190	10.829	1.00	6.05
ATOM 3259	CE1	PHE	C	54	5.413	42.696	8.555	1.00	6.05
ATOM 3260	CE2	PHE	C	54	3.236	42.120	9.543	1.00	6.05
ATOM 3261	CZ	PHE	C	54	4.057	42.337	8.418	1.00	6.05
ATOM 3262	H	PHE	C	54	5.907	45.228	12.310	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3263	N	ARG	C	55	5.622	42.952	15.570	1.00	19.70
ATOM 3264	CA	ARG	C	55	6.572	42.757	16.651	1.00	19.70
ATOM 3265	C	ARG	C	55	6.573	41.317	17.086	1.00	19.70
ATOM 3266	O	ARG	C	55	5.775	40.502	16.642	1.00	19.70
ATOM 3267	CB	ARG	C	55	6.247	43.628	17.856	1.00	19.70
ATOM 3268	CG	ARG	C	55	7.422	44.314	18.542	1.00	19.70
ATOM 3269	CD	ARG	C	55	6.974	44.923	19.852	1.00	19.70
ATOM 3270	NE	ARG	C	55	6.518	43.926	20.818	1.00	19.70
ATOM 3271	CZ	ARG	C	55	5.435	44.370	21.486	1.00	19.70
ATOM 3272	NH1	ARG	C	55	5.476	44.387	22.819	1.00	19.70
ATOM 3273	NH2	ARG	C	55	4.366	44.819	20.807	1.00	19.70
ATOM 3274	H	ARG	C	55	4.731	42.491	15.582	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3275	HE	ARG	C	55	7.217	43.332	21.219	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3276	1 HH1	ARG	C	55	4.720	44.761	23.357	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3277	2 HH1	ARG	C	55	6.280	44.044	23.311	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3278	1 HH2	ARG	C	55	3.562	45.210	21.263	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3279	2 HH2	ARG	C	55	4.349	44.751	19.798	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3280	N	GLY	C	56	7.479	41.063	18.026	1.00	3.53
ATOM 3281	CA	GLY	C	56	7.387	39.825	18.773	1.00	3.53
ATOM 3282	C	GLY	C	56	8.374	39.905	19.899	1.00	3.53
ATOM 3283	0	GLY	C	56	9.263	40.752	19.911	1.00	3.53
ATOM 3284	H	GLY	C	56	8.224	41.708	18.207	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3285	N	GLN	C	57	8.161	38.991	20.841	1.00	16.13
ATOM 3286	CA	GLN	C	57	9.200	38.805	21.831	1.00	16.13
ATOM 3287	C	GLN	C	57	9.825	37.456	21.568	1.00	16.13
ATOM 3288	O	GLN	C	57	9.117	36.520	21.210	1.00	16.13
ATOM 3289	CB	GLN	C	57	8.567	38.938	23.211	1.00	16.13
ATOM 3290	CG	GLN	C	57	9.600	39.118	24.315	1.00	16.13
ATOM 3291	CD	GLN	C	57	8.893	39.628	25.547	1.00	16.13
ATOM 3292	OE1	GLN	C	57	7.925	39.070	26.040	1.00	16.13
ATOM 3293	NE2	GLN	C	57	9.418	40.761	26.016	1.00	16.13
ATOM 3294	H	GLN	C	57	7.420	38.322	20.786	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3295	1 HE2	GLN	C	57	10.181	41.219	25.564	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3296	2 HE2	GLN	C	57	8.999	41.118	26.849	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3297	N	SER	C	58	11.166	37.423	21.705	1.00	30.56
ATOM 3298	CA	SER	C	58	11.908	36.219	21.328	1.00	30.56
ATOM 3299	C	SER	C	58	11.762	35.901	19.850	1.00	30.56
ATOM 3300	O	SER	C	58	11.079	36.601	19.104	1.00	30.56
ATOM 3301	CB	SER	C	58	11.538	35.026	22.221	1.00	30.56
ATOM 3302	OG	SER	C	58	11.501	35.453	23.588	1.00	30.56
ATOM 3303	H	SER	C	58	11.683	38.246	21.931	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3304	HG	SER	C	58	11.062	34.765	24.069	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3305	N	CYS	C	59	12.462	34.836	19.435	1.00	24.24
ATOM 3306	CA	CYS	C	59	12.501	34.696	17.990	1.00	24.24
ATOM 3307	C	CYS	C	59	12.570	33.269	17.515	1.00	24.24
ATOM 3308	O	CYS	C	59	13.336	32.450	18.008	1.00	24.24
ATOM 3309	CB	CYS	C	59	13.659	35.496	17.418	1.00	24.24
ATOM 3310	SG	CYS	C	59	14.016	37.043	18.301	1.00	24.24
ATOM 3311	H	CYS	C	59	13.019	34.245	20.017	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3312	N	ASN	C	60	11.707	33.035	16.519	1.00	8.07
ATOM 3313	CA	ASN	C	60	11.551	31.704	15.937	1.00	8.07
ATOM 3314	C	ASN	C	60	11.572	31.893	14.433	1.00	8.07
ATOM 3315	O	ASN	C	60	11.625	33.026	13.966	1.00	8.07
ATOM 3316	CB	ASN	C	60	10.214	31.075	16.357	1.00	8.07
ATOM 3317	CG	ASN	C	60	10.146	30.760	17.845	1.00	8.07
ATOM 3318	OD1	ASN	C	60	10.511	31.536	18.717	1.00	8.07
ATOM 3319	ND2	ASN	C	60	9.619	29.563	18.106	1.00	8.07
ATOM 3320	H	ASN	C	60	11.195	33.797	16.126	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3321	1HD2	ASN	C	60	9.294	28.953	17.382	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3322	2 HD2	ASN	C	60	9.532	29.302	19.066	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3323	N	ASN	C	61	11.514	30.780	13.682	1.00	15.42
ATOM 3324	CA	ASN	C	61	11.545	31.001	12.234	1.00	15.42
ATOM 3325	C	ASN	C	61	10.163	31.214	11.638	1.00	15.42
ATOM 3326	O	ASN	C	61	9.386	30.282	11.485	1.00	15.42
ATOM 3327	CB	ASN	C	61	12.265	29.860	11.501	1.00	15.42
ATOM 3328	CG	ASN	C	61	13.704	29.717	11.967	1.00	15.42
ATOM 3329	OD1	ASN	C	61	14.510	30.636	11.888	1.00	15.42
ATOM 3330	ND2	ASN	C	61	14.013	28.504	12.436	1.00	15.42
ATOM 3331	H	ASN	C	61	11.388	29.854	14.049	1.00	20.90
ATOM 3332	1 HD2	ASN	C	61	13.314	27.781	12.549	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3333	2 HD2	ASN	C	61	14.937	28.289	12.741	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3334	N	LEU	C	62	9.893	32.490	11.299	1.00	19.58
ATOM 3335	CA	LEU	C	62	8.602	32.835	10.690	1.00	19.58
ATOM 3336	C	LEU	C	62	8.741	33.958	9.677	1.00	19.58
ATOM 3337	O	LEU	C	62	9.193	35.050	9.995	1.00	19.58
ATOM 3338	CB	LEU	C	62	7.570	33.260	11.744	1.00	19.58
ATOM 3339	CG	LEU	C	62	6.938	32.121	12.549	1.00	19.58
ATOM 3340	CD1	LEU	C	62	6.093	32.657	13.704	1.00	19.58
ATOM 3341	CD2	LEU	C	62	6.140	31.158	11.664	1.00	19.58
ATOM 3342	H	LEU	C	62	10.560	33.207	11.502	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3343	N	PRO	C	63	8.351	33.655	8.417	1.00	9.44
ATOM 3344	CA	PRO	C	63	8.377	34.686	7.373	1.00	9.44
ATOM 3345	C	PRO	C	63	7.154	35.586	7.454	1.00	9.44
ATOM 3346	O	PRO	C	63	6.041	35.142	7.686	1.00	9.44
ATOM 3347	CB	PRO	C	63	8.373	33.832	6.108	1.00	9.44
ATOM 3348	CG	PRO	C	63	7.481	32.650	6.483	1.00	9.44
ATOM 3349	CD	PRO	C	63	7.877	32.365	7.927	1.00	9.44
ATOM 3350	N	LEU	C	64	7.405	36.879	7.242	1.00	5.10
ATOM 3351	CA	LEU	C	64	6.257	37.775	7.346	1.00	5.10
ATOM 3352	C	LEU	C	64	5.886	38.278	5.969	1.00	5.10
ATOM 3353	O	LEU	C	64	6.764	38.658	5.202	1.00	5.10
ATOM 3354	CB	LEU	C	64	6.582	38.963	8.261	1.00	5.10
ATOM 3355	CG	LEU	C	64	7.669	38.718	9.324	1.00	5.10
ATOM 3356	CD1	LEU	C	64	8.140	40.030	9.940	1.00	5.10
ATOM 3357	CD2	LEU	C	64	7.298	37.688	10.392	1.00	5.10
ATOM 3358	H	LEU	C	64	8.319	37.228	7.026	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3359	N	SER	C	65	4.586	38.273	5.666	1.00	3.51
ATOM 3360	CA	SER	C	65	4.250	38.805	4.354	1.00	3.51
ATOM 3361	C	SER	C	65	3.172	39.859	4.405	1.00	3.51
ATOM 3362	O	SER	C	65	2.328	39.873	5.292	1.00	3.51
ATOM 3363	CB	SER	C	65	3.902	37.678	3.377	1.00	3.51
ATOM 3364	OG	SER	C	65	2.619	37.124	3.681	1.00	3.51
ATOM 3365	H	SER	C	65	3.881	37.873	6.257	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3366	HG	SER	C	65	2.613	36.234	3.355	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3367	N	HIS	C	66	3.253	40.745	3.405	1.00	11.85
ATOM 3368	CA	HIS	C	66	2.241	41.783	3.293	1.00	11.85
ATOM 3369	C	HIS	C	66	1.873	42.036	1.853	1.00	11.85
ATOM 3370	O	HIS	C	66	2.665	42.562	1.079	1.00	11.85
ATOM 3371	CB	HIS	C	66	2.741	43.071	3.924	1.00	11.85
ATOM 3372	CG	HIS	C	66	1.617	44.067	3.872	1.00	11.85
ATOM 3373	ND1	HIS	C	66	1.564	45.081	2.998	1.00	11.85
ATOM 3374	CD2	HIS	C	66	0.485	44.099	4.680	1.00	11.85
ATOM 3375	CE1	HIS	C	66	0.416	45.764	3.256	1.00	11.85
ATOM 3376	NE2	HIS	C	66	−0.247	45.162	4.290	1.00	11.85
ATOM 3377	H	HIS	C	66	4.033	40.708	2.779	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3378	HD1	HIS	C	66	2.184	45.259	2.266	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3379	N	LYS	C	67	0.651	41.623	1.518	1.00	4.98
ATOM 3380	CA	LYS	C	67	0.363	41.645	0.093	1.00	4.98
ATOM 3381	C	LYS	C	67	−0.988	42.273	−0.208	1.00	4.98
ATOM 3382	O	LYS	C	67	−1.971	42.048	0.490	1.00	4.98
ATOM 3383	CB	LYS	C	67	0.482	40.216	−0.443	1.00	4.98
ATOM 3384	CG	LYS	C	67	1.767	39.429	−0.119	1.00	4.98
ATOM 3385	CD	LYS	C	67	1.594	37.922	−0.344	1.00	4.98
ATOM 3386	CE	LYS	C	67	2.815	37.009	−0.253	1.00	4.98
ATOM 3387	NZ	LYS	C	67	2.939	36.229	−1.501	1.00	4.98
ATOM 3388	H	LYS	C	67	−0.009	41.255	2.182	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3389	1 HZ	LYS	C	67	3.886	35.825	−1.586	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3390	2 HZ	LYS	C	67	2.213	35.493	−1.635	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3391	3 HZ	LYS	C	67	2.868	36.897	−2.300	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3392	N	VAL	C	68	−0.975	43.094	−1.269	1.00	3.61
ATOM 3393	CA	VAL	C	68	−2.210	43.689	−1.772	1.00	3.61
ATOM 3394	C	VAL	C	68	−2.621	42.989	−3.048	1.00	3.61
ATOM 3395	O	VAL	C	68	−1.832	42.861	−3.981	1.00	3.61
ATOM 3396	CB	VAL	C	68	−2.021	45.189	−2.044	1.00	3.61
ATOM 3397	CG1	VAL	C	68	−3.322	45.864	−2.501	1.00	3.61
ATOM 3398	CG2	VAL	C	68	−1.395	45.894	−0.838	1.00	3.61
ATOM 3399	H	VAL	C	68	−0.127	43.195	−1.787	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3400	N	TYR	C	69	−3.883	42.554	−3.043	1.00	4.98
ATOM 3401	CA	TYR	C	69	−4.378	41.828	−4.200	1.00	4.98
ATOM 3402	C	TYR	C	69	−5.590	42.489	−4.806	1.00	4.98
ATOM 3403	O	‘TYR	C	69	−6.297	43.255	−4.159	1.00	4.98
ATOM 3404	CB	TYR	C	69	−4.730	40.394	−3.819	1.00	4.98
ATOM 3405	CG	TYR	C	69	−3.641	39.788	−2.979	1.00	4.98
ATOM 3406	CD1	TYR	C	69	−2.565	39.154	−3.617	1.00	4.98
ATOM 3407	CD2	TYR	C	69	−3.753	39.850	−1.580	1.00	4.98
ATOM 3408	CE1	TYR	C	69	−1.664	38.427	−2.831	1.00	4.98
ATOM 3409	CE2	TYR	C	69	−2.867	39.110	−0.790	1.00	4.98
ATOM 3410	CZ	TYR	C	69	−1.896	38.336	−1.448	1.00	4.98
ATOM 3411	OH	TYR	C	69	−1.164	37.436	−0.713	1.00	4.98
ATOM 3412	H	TYR	C	69	−4.476	42.714	−2.251	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3413	HH	TYR	C	69	−1.483	37.470	0.176	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3414	N	MET	C	70	−5.799	42.145	−6.080	1.00	14.09
ATOM 3415	CA	MET	C	70	−7.00O	42.649	−6.734	1.00	14.09
ATOM 3416	C	MET	C	70	−7.850	41.544	−7.309	1.00	14.09
ATOM 3417	O	MET	C	70	−7.422	40.761	−8.147	1.00	14.09
ATOM 3418	CB	MET	C	70	−6.664	43.692	−7.807	1.00	14.09
ATOM 3419	CG	MET	C	70	−5.727	43.206	−8.908	1.00	14.09
ATOM 3420	SD	MET	C	70	−5.286	44.450	−10.124	1.00	14.09
ATOM 3421	CE	MET	C	70	−6.932	44.872	−10.703	1.00	14.09
ATOM 3422	H	MET	C	70	−5.168	41.501	−6.519	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3423	N	ARG	C	71	−9.097	41.534	−6.839	1.00	7.41
ATOM 3424	CA	ARG	C	71	−10.059	40.714	−7.557	1.00	7.41
ATOM 3425	C	ARG	C	71	−10.825	41.567	−8.541	1.00	7.41
ATOM 3426	O	ARG	C	71	−11.781	42.256	−8.194	1.00	7.41
ATOM 3427	CB	ARG	C	71	−11.005	39.999	−6.599	1.00	7.41
ATOM 3428	CG	ARG	C	71	−11.847	38.974	−7.358	1.00	7.41
ATOM 3429	CD	ARG	C	71	−12.761	38.162	−6.451	1.00	7.41
ATOM 3430	NE	ARG	C	71	−13.474	37.162	−7.242	1.00	7.41
ATOM 3431	CZ	ARG	C	71	−14.237	36.227	−6.646	1.00	7.41
ATOM 3432	NH1	ARG	C	71	−14.334	36.183	−5.317	1.00	7.41
ATOM 3433	NH2	ARG	C	71	−14.891	35.348	−7.400	1.00	7.41
ATOM 3434	H	ARG	C	71	−9.365	42.213	−6.154	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3435	HE	ARG	C	71	−13.335	37.194	−8.233	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3436	1 HH1	ARG	C	71	−14.902	35.511	−4.846	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3437	2 HH1	ARG	C	71	−13.810	36.837	−4.769	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3438	1 HH2	ARG	C	71	−15.482	34.647	−7.002	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3439	2 HH2	ARG	C	71	−14.790	35.378	−8.395	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3440	N	ASN	C	72	−10.325	41.510	−9.784	1.00	8.42
ATOM 3441	CA	ASN	C	72	−10.929	42.380	−10.789	1.00	8.42
ATOM 3442	C	ASN	C	72	−12.207	41.812	−11.386	1.00	8.42
ATOM 3443	O	ASN	C	72	−12.456	40.616	−11.342	1.00	8.42
ATOM 3444	CB	ASN	C	72	−9.882	42.767	−11.844	1.00	8.42
ATOM 3445	CG	ASN	C	72	−10.343	43.970	−12.652	1.00	8.42
ATOM 3446	OD1	ASN	C	72	−10.878	43.836	−13.744	1.00	8.42
ATOM 3447	ND2	ASN	C	72	−10.137	45.157	−12.071	1.00	8.42
ATOM 3448	H	ASN	C	72	−9.622	40.825	−9.988	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3449	1 HD2	ASN	C	72	−9.766	45.276	−11.141	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3450	2 HD2	ASN	C	72	−10.392	46.004	−12.532	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3451	N	SER	C	73	−13.017	42.718	−11.959	1.00	5.16
ATOM 3452	CA	SER	C	73	−14.205	42.232	−12.657	1.00	5.16
ATOM 3453	C	SER	C	73	−13.882	41.409	−13.897	1.00	5.16
ATOM 3454	O	SER	C	73	−14.517	40.412	−14.211	1.00	5.16
ATOM 3455	CB	SER	C	73	−15.079	43.432	−13.011	1.00	5.16
ATOM 3456	OG	SER	C	73	−14.258	44.440	−13.616	1.00	5.16
ATOM 3457	H	SER	C	73	−12.794	43.692	−12.031	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3458	HG	SER	C	73	−14.840	45.151	−13.860	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3459	N	LYS	C	74	−12.832	41.886	−14.586	1.00	5.76
ATOM 3460	CA	LYS	C	74	−12.403	41.214	−15.812	1.00	5.76
ATOM 3461	C	LYS	C	74	−11.907	39.791	−15.607	1.00	5.76
ATOM 3462	O	LYS	C	74	−12.165	38.901	−16.406	1.00	5.76
ATOM 3463	CB	LYS	C	74	−11.330	42.049	−16.513	1.00	5.76
ATOM 3464	CG	LYS	C	74	−11.792	43.465	−16.874	1.00	5.76
ATOM 3465	CD	LYS	C	74	−10.635	44.332	−17.377	1.00	5.76
ATOM 3466	CE	LYS	C	74	−11.038	45.774	−17.696	1.00	5.76
ATOM 3467	NZ	LYS	C	74	−9.843	46.532	−18.098	1.00	5.76
ATOM 3468	H	LYS	C	74	−12.417	42.746	−14.275	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3469	1 HZ	LYS	C	74	−10.120	47.489	−18.394	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3470	2 HZ	LYS	C	74	−9.183	46.597	−17.296	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3471	3 HZ	LYS	C	74	−9.372	46.050	−18.890	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3472	N	TYR	C	75	−11.171	39.617	−14.495	1.00	6.72
ATOM 3473	CA	TYR	C	75	−10.638	38.280	−14.249	1.00	6.72
ATOM 3474	C	TYR	C	75	−11.066	37.699	−12.920	1.00	6.72
ATOM 3475	O	TYR	C	75	−10.772	38.246	−11.869	1.00	6.72
ATOM 3476	CB	TYR	C	75	−9.105	38.308	−14.319	1.00	6.72
ATOM 3477	CG	TYR	C	75	−8.440	36.943	−14.287	1.00	6.72
ATOM 3478	CD1	TYR	C	75	−8.963	35.858	−15.024	1.00	6.72
ATOM 3479	CD2	TYR	C	75	−7.267	36.814	−13.518	1.00	6.72
ATOM 3480	CE1	TYR	C	75	−8.306	34.617	−14.970	1.00	6.72
ATOM 3481	CE2	TYR	C	75	−6.593	35.582	−13.488	1.00	6.72
ATOM 3482	CZ	TYR	C	75	−7.124	34.492	−14.207	1.00	6.72
ATOM 3483	OH	TYR	C	75	−6.482	33.265	−14.174	1.00	6.72
ATOM 3484	H	TYR	C	75	−10.987	40.361	−13.852	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3485	HH	TYR	C	75	−5.693	33.285	−13.631	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3486	N	PRO	C	76	−11.714	36.515	−13.012	1.00	6.84
ATOM 3487	CA	PRO	C	76	−12.025	35.690	−11.833	1.00	6.84
ATOM 3488	C	PRO	C	76	−11.014	35.468	−10.696	1.00	6.84
ATOM 3489	O	PRO	C	76	−11.428	35.007	−9.640	1.00	6.84
ATOM 3490	CB	PRO	C	76	−12.531	34.374	−12.448	1.00	6.84
ATOM 3491	CG	PRO	C	76	−12.231	34.433	−13.948	1.00	6.84
ATOM 3492	CD	PRO	C	76	−12.214	35.922	−14.250	1.00	6.84
ATOM 3493	N	GLN	C	77	−9.716	35.758	−10.921	1.00	4.75
ATOM 3494	CA	GLN	C	77	−8.765	35.501	−9.840	1.00	4.75
ATOM 3495	C	GLN	C	77	−8.246	36.758	−9.189	1.00	4.75
ATOM 3496	O	GLN	C	77	−8.371	37.866	−9.699	1.00	4.75
ATOM 3497	CB	GLN	C	77	−7.552	34.724	−10.328	1.00	4.75
ATOM 3498	CG	GLN	C	77	−7.832	33.291	−10.761	1.00	4.75
ATOM 3499	CD	GLN	C	77	−6.554	32.722	−11.343	1.00	4.75
ATOM 3500	OE1	GLN	C	77	−5.532	33.383	−11.471	1.00	4.75
ATOM 3501	NE2	GLN	C	77	−6.653	31.456	−11.751	1.00	4.75
ATOM 3502	H	GLN	C	77	−9.415	36.320	−11.686	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3503	1 HE2	GLN	C	77	−7.507	30.941	−11.721	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3504	2 HE2	GLN	C	77	−5.814	31.054	−12.113	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3505	N	ASP	C	78	−7.604	36.490	−8.049	1.00	4.94
ATOM 3506	CA	ASP	C	78	−6.988	37.584	−7.322	1.00	4.94
ATOM 3507	C	ASP	C	78	−5.543	37.751	−7.745	1.00	4.94
ATOM 3508	O	ASP	C	78	−4.675	36.920	−7.507	1.00	4.94
ATOM 3509	CB	ASP	C	78	−7.137	37.369	−5.809	1.00	4.94
ATOM 3510	CG	ASP	C	78	−8.590	37.333	−5.326	1.00	4.94
ATOM 3511	OD1	ASP	C	78	−9.492	36.990	−6.093	1.00	4.94
ATOM 3512	OD2	ASP	C	78	−8.822	37.650	−4.160	1.00	4.94
ATOM 3513	H	ASP	C	78	−7.663	35.592	−7.618	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3514	N	LEU	C	79	−5.336	38.879	−8.431	1.00	4.95
ATOM 3515	CA	LEU	C	79	−3.977	39.208	−8.865	1.00	4.95
ATOM 3516	C	LEU	C	79	−3.188	39.759	−7.698	1.00	4.95
ATOM 3517	0	LEU	C	79	−3.760	40.270	−6.747	1.00	4.95
ATOM 3518	CB	LEU	C	79	−3.930	40.309	−9.933	1.00	4.95
ATOM 3519	CG	LEU	C	79	−4.627	40.199	−11.297	1.00	4.95
ATOM 3520	CD1	LEU	C	79	−6.160	40.174	−11.253	1.00	4.95
ATOM 3521	CD2	LEU	C	79	−4.160	41.367	−12.169	1.00	4.95
ATOM 3522	H	LEU	C	79	−6.111	39.509	−8.505	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3523	N	VAL	C	80	−1.858	39.696	−7.827	1.00	4.14
ATOM 3524	CA	VAL	C	80	−1.108	40.425	−6.814	1.00	4.14
ATOM 3525	C	VAL	C	80	−0.562	41.739	−7.329	1.00	4.14
ATOM 3526	O	VAL	C	80	0.236	41.816	−8.259	1.00	4.14
ATOM 3527	CB	VAL	C	80	0.009	39.588	−6.196	1.00	4.14
ATOM 3528	CG1	VAL	C	80	0.437	40.220	−4.868	1.00	4.14
ATOM 3529	CG2	VAL	C	80	−0.375	38.110	−6.068	1.00	4.14
ATOM 3530	H	VAL	C	80	−1.406	39.260	−8.604	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3531	N	MET	C	81	−1.062	42.786	−6.659	1.00	4.15
ATOM 3532	CA	MET	C	81	−0.591	44.126	−6.993	1.00	4.15
ATOM 3533	C	MET	C	81	0.776	44.387	−6.400	1.00	4.15
ATOM 3534	O	MET	C	81	1.723	44.782	−7.067	1.00	4.15
ATOM 3535	CB	MET	C	81	−1.591	45.171	−6.492	1.00	4.15
ATOM 3536	CG	MET	C	81	−3.003	44.888	−6.998	1.00	4.15
ATOM 3537	SD	MET	C	81	−4.263	45.898	−6.212	1.00	4.15
ATOM 3538	CE	MET	C	81	−3.831	47.468	−6.958	1.00	4.15
ATOM 3539	H	MET	C	81	−1.634	42.611	−5.854	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3540	N	MET	C	82	0.823	44.151	−5.078	1.00	5.02
ATOM 3541	CA	MET	C	82	2.053	44.479	−4.364	1.00	5.02
ATOM 3542	C	MET	C	82	2.351	43.463	−3.289	1.00	5.02
ATOM 3543	O	MET	C	82	1.456	42.968	−2.622	1.00	5.02
ATOM 3544	CB	MET	C	82	1.951	45.865	−3.728	1.00	5.02
ATOM 3545	CG	MET	C	82	1.957	47.031	−4.716	1.00	5.02
ATOM 3546	SD	MET	C	82	1.820	48.615	−3.889	1.00	5.02
ATOM 3547	CE	MET	C	82	0.217	48.358	−3.121	1.00	5.02
ATOM 3548	H	MET	C	82	0.031	43.765	−4.595	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3549	N	GLU	C	83	3.650	43.181	−3.141	1.00	4.99
ATOM 3550	CA	GLU	C	83	4.031	42.168	−2.159	1.00	4.99
ATOM 3551	C	GLU	C	83	5.134	42.647	−1.289	1.00	4.99
ATOM 3552	O	GLU	C	83	6.027	43.296	−1.805	1.00	4.99
ATOM 3553	CB	GLU	C	83	4.703	41.001	−2.815	1.00	4.99
ATOM 3554	CG	GLU	C	83	3.789	40.181	−3.667	1.00	4.99
ATOM 3555	CD	GLU	C	83	3.711	38.793	−3.086	1.00	4.99
ATOM 3556	OE1	GLU	C	83	4.676	38.279	−2.501	1.00	4.99
ATOM 3557	OE2	GLU	C	83	2.651	38.212	−3.228	1.00	4.99
ATOM 3558	H	GLU	C	83	4.345	43.600	−3.724	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3559	N	GLY	C	84	5.078	42.229	−0.019	1.00	3.83
ATOM 3560	CA	GLY	C	84	6.184	42.410	0.910	1.00	3.83
ATOM 3561	C	GLY	C	84	6.587	41.123	1.597	1.00	3.83
ATOM 3562	O	GLY	C	84	5.792	40.508	2.288	1.00	3.83
ATOM 3563	H	GLY	C	84	4.220	41.820	0.297	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3564	N	LYS	C	85	7.858	40.740	1.393	1.00	5.40
ATOM 3565	CA	LYS	C	85	8.357	39.626	2.195	1.00	5.40
ATOM 3566	C	LYS	C	85	9.449	40.074	3.121	1.00	5.40
ATOM 3567	O	LYS	C	85	10.467	40.608	2.700	1.00	5.40
ATOM 3568	CB	LYS	C	85	8.934	38.514	1.341	1.00	5.40
ATOM 3569	CG	LYS	C	85	7.920	37.952	0.376	1.00	5.40
ATOM 3570	CD	LYS	C	85	8.615	36.928	−0.467	1.00	5.40
ATOM 3571	CE	LYS	C	85	7.652	36.380	−1.469	1.00	5.40
ATOM 3572	NZ	LYS	C	85	8.517	35.490	−2.219	1.00	5.40
ATOM 3573	H	LYS	C	85	8.480	41.241	0.795	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3574	1 HZ	LYS	C	85	7.931	34.961	−2.879	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3575	2 HZ	LYS	C	85	9.259	35.921	−2.806	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3576	3 HZ	LYS	C	85	8.871	34.631	−1.757	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3577	N	MET	C	86	9.199	39.818	4.401	1.00	17.02
ATOM 3578	CA	MET	C	86	10.273	40.042	5.350	1.00	17.02
ATOM 3579	C	MET	C	86	10.556	38.784	6.131	1.00	17.02
ATOM 3580	O	MET	C	86	9.828	38.420	7.043	1.00	17.02
ATOM 3581	CB	MET	C	86	9.943	41.205	6.293	1.00	17.02
ATOM 3582	CG	MET	C	86	9.833	42.554	5.576	1.00	17.02
ATOM 3583	SD	MET	C	86	11.365	43.050	4.767	1.00	17.02
ATOM 3584	CE	MET	C	86	12.309	43.466	6.239	1.00	17.02
ATOM 3585	H	MET	C	86	8.321	39.425	4.683	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3586	N	MET	C	87	11.689	38.147	5.793	1.00	29.14
ATOM 3587	CA	MET	C	87	12.120	37.112	6.742	1.00	29.14
ATOM 3588	C	MET	C	87	13.033	37.646	7.816	1.00	29.14
ATOM 3589	O	MET	C	87	14.037	37.078	8.225	1.00	29.14
ATOM 3590	CB	MET	C	87	12.808	35.921	6.104	1.00	29.14
ATOM 3591	CG	MET	C	87	12.438	34.692	6.925	1.00	29.14
ATOM 3592	SD	MET	C	87	13.617	33.359	6.749	1.00	29.14
ATOM 3593	CE	MET	C	87	12.836	32.217	7.895	1.00	29.14
ATOM 3594	H	MET	C	87	12.251	38.496	5.044	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3595	N	SER	C	88	12.642	38.836	8.234	1.00	17.75
ATOM 3596	CA	SER	C	88	13.519	39.539	9.131	1.00	17.75
ATOM 3597	C	SER	C	88	12.987	39.503	10.535	1.00	17.75
ATOM 3598	O	SER	C	88	12.814	40.509	11.205	1.00	17.75
ATOM 3599	CB	SER	C	88	13.644	40.935	8.587	1.00	17.75
ATOM 3600	OG	SER	C	88	14.562	41.686	9.373	1.00	17.75
ATOM 3601	H	SER	C	88	11.756	39.209	7.971	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3602	HG	SER	C	88	14.024	42.406	9.661	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3603	N	TYR	C	89	12.744	38.270	10.966	1.00	19.14
ATOM 3604	CA	TYR	C	89	12.590	38.127	12.407	1.00	19.14
ATOM 3605	C	TYR	C	89	13.964	38.248	13.072	1.00	19.14
ATOM 3606	O	TYR	C	89	14.897	38.805	12.500	1.00	19.14
ATOM 3607	CB	TYR	C	89	11.820	36.830	12.713	1.00	19.14
ATOM 3608	CG	TYR	C	89	12.502	35.656	12.058	1.00	19.14
ATOM 3609	CD1	TYR	C	89	12.084	35.257	10.779	1.00	19.14
ATOM 3610	CD2	TYR	C	89	13.554	35.014	12.738	1.00	19.14
ATOM 3611	CE1	TYR	C	89	12.788	34.229	10.159	1.00	19.14
ATOM 3612	CE2	TYR	C	89	14.256	33.980	12.106	1.00	19.14
ATOM 3613	CZ	TYR	C	89	13.872	33.612	10.810	1.00	19.14
ATOM 3614	CH	TYR	C	89	14.581	32.623	10.167	1.00	19.14
ATOM 3615	H	TYR	C	89	12.930	37.496	10.361	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3616	HH	TYR	C	89	14.838	31.971	10.814	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3617	N	CYS	C	90	14.075	37.727	14.294	1.00	32.37
ATOM 3618	CA	CYS	C	90	15.400	37.814	14.906	1.00	32.37
ATOM 3619	C	CYS	C	90	15.975	36.457	15.265	1.00	32.37
ATOM 3620	O	CYS	C	90	15.443	35.420	14.896	1.00	32.37
ATOM 3621	CB	CYS	C	90	15.325	38.758	16.104	1.00	32.37
ATOM 3622	SG	CYS	C	90	13.763	38.558	16.976	1.00	32.37
ATOM 3623	H	CYS	C	90	13.312	37.291	14.773	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3624	N	THR	C	91	17.078	36.507	16.014	1.00	22.92
ATOM 3625	CA	THR	C	91	17.631	35.291	16.602	1.00	22.92
ATOM 3626	C	THR	C	91	17.453	35.405	18.108	1.00	22.92
ATOM 3627	O	THR	C	91	16.545	36.090	18.551	1.00	22.92
ATOM 3628	CB	THR	C	91	19.094	35.235	16.184	1.00	22.92
ATOM 3629	OG1	THR	C	91	19.700	36.512	16.424	1.00	22.92
ATOM 3630	CG2	THR	C	91	19.238	34.862	14.705	1.00	22.92
ATOM 3631	H	THR	C	91	17.535	37.354	16.279	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3632	HG1	THR	C	91	20.637	36.374	16.397	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3633	N	THR	C	92	18.348	34.794	18.904	1.00	5.61
ATOM 3634	CA	THR	C	92	18.301	35.135	20.330	1.00	5.61
ATOM 3635	C	THR	C	92	18.369	36.632	20.618	1.00	5.61
ATOM 3636	O	THR	C	92	19.367	37.290	20.347	1.00	5.61
ATOM 3637	CB	THR	C	92	19.432	34.407	21.051	1.00	5.61
ATOM 3638	OG1	THR	C	92	19.515	33.063	20.565	1.00	5.61
ATOM 3639	CG2	THR	C	92	19.271	34.434	22.575	1.00	5.61
ATOM 3640	H	THR	C	92	19.014	34.112	18.603	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3641	HG1	THR	C	92	20.118	32.608	21.140	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3642	N	GLY	C	93	17.252	37.135	21.164	1.00	3.78
ATOM 3643	CA	GLY	C	93	17.202	38.570	21.396	1.00	3.78
ATOM 3644	C	GLY	C	93	15.914	38.982	22.066	1.00	3.78
ATOM 3645	O	GLY	C	93	15.058	38.165	22.385	1.00	3.78
ATOM 3646	H	GLY	C	93	16.427	36.586	21.303	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3647	N	GLN	C	94	15.845	40.307	22.264	1.00	15.42
ATOM 3648	CA	GLN	C	94	14.651	40.911	22.846	1.00	15.42
ATOM 3649	C	GLN	C	94	13.512	41.010	21.841	1.00	15.42
ATOM 3650	O	GLN	C	94	13.470	40.305	20.841	1.00	15.42
ATOM 3651	CB	GLN	C	94	15.036	42.284	23.412	1.00	15.42
ATOM 3652	CG	GLN	C	94	15.919	42.225	24.662	1.00	15.42
ATOM 3653	CD	GLN	C	94	15.129	41.654	25.826	1.00	15.42
ATOM 3654	OE1	GLN	C	94	15.286	40.514	26.235	1.00	15.42
ATOM 3655	NE2	GLN	C	94	14.257	42.518	26.355	1.00	15.42
ATOM 3656	H	GLN	C	94	16.578	40.882	21.907	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3657	1 HE2	GLN	C	94	14.140	43.439	25.990	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3658	2 HE2	GLN	C	94	13.737	42.206	27.149	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3659	N	MET	C	95	12.595	41.952	22.134	1.00	18.74
ATOM 3660	CA	MET	C	95	11.607	42.290	21.112	1.00	18.74
ATOM 3661	C	MET	C	95	12.209	42.709	19.776	1.00	18.74
ATOM 3662	O	MET	C	95	13.317	43.223	19.684	1.00	18.74
ATOM 3663	CB	MET	C	95	10.633	43.358	21.635	1.00	18.74
ATOM 3664	CG	MET	C	95	11.314	44.665	22.057	1.00	18.74
ATOM 3665	SD	MET	C	95	10.183	45.997	22.487	1.00	18.74
ATOM 3666	CE	MET	C	95	11.415	47.240	22.920	1.00	18.74
ATOM 3667	H	MET	C	95	12.616	42.449	22.996	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3668	N	TRP	C	96	11.402	42.469	18.741	1.00	3.87
ATOM 3669	CA	TRP	C	96	11.807	42.911	17.412	1.00	3.87
ATOM 3670	C	TRP	C	96	10.624	43.548	16.734	1.00	3.87
ATOM 3671	O	TRP	C	96	9.518	43.043	16.852	1.00	3.87
ATOM 3672	CB	TRP	C	96	12.327	41.730	16.579	1.00	3.87
ATOM 3673	CG	TRP	C	96	11.268	40.652	16.436	1.00	3.87
ATOM 3674	CD1	TRP	C	96	11.013	39.591	17.318	1.00	3.87
ATOM 3675	CD2	TRP	C	96	10.312	40.483	15.370	1.00	3.87
ATOM 3676	NE1	TRP	C	96	9.998	38.804	16.881	1.00	3.87
ATOM 3677	CE2	TRP	C	96	9.521	39.326	15.682	1.00	3.87
ATOM 3678	CE3	TRP	C	96	10.042	41.227	14.204	1.00	3.87
ATOM 3679	CZ2	TRP	C	96	8.495	38.923	14.503	1.00	3.87
ATOM 3680	CZ3	TRP	C	96	9.010	40.817	13.338	1.00	3.87
ATOM 3681	CH2	TRP	C	96	8.238	39.675	13.638	1.00	3.87
ATOM 3682	H	TRP	C	96	10.547	41.965	18.891	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3683	HE1	TRP	C	96	9.688	37.996	17.345	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3684	N	ALA	C	97	10.892	44.650	16.024	1.00	3.76
ATOM 3685	CA	ALA	C	97	9.794	45.242	15.270	1.00	3.76
ATOM 3686	C	ALA	C	97	10.204	45.489	13.840	1.00	3.76
ATOM 3687	O	ALA	C	97	11.275	46.032	13.585	1.00	3.76
ATOM 3688	CB	ALA	C	97	9.340	46.560	15.900	1.00	3.76
ATOM 3689	H	ALA	C	97	11.817	45.020	15.972	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3690	N	ARG	C	98	9.326	45.029	12.930	1.00	11.69
ATOM 3691	CA	ARG	C	98	9.592	45.242	11.506	1.00	11.69
ATOM 3692	C	ARG	C	98	8.440	45.948	10.839	1.00	11.69
ATOM 3693	O	ARG	C	98	7.280	45.688	11.133	1.00	11.69
ATOM 3694	CB	ARG	C	98	9.830	43.938	10.738	1.00	11.69
ATOM 3695	CG	ARG	C	98	10.886	43.027	11.347	1.00	11.69
ATOM 3696	CD	ARG	C	98	12.225	43.716	11.560	1.00	11.69
ATOM 3697	NE	ARG	C	98	13.131	42.856	12.316	1.00	11.69
ATOM 3698	CZ	ARG	C	98	14.443	42.914	12.074	1.00	11.69
ATOM 3699	NH1	ARG	C	98	15.314	42.219	12.799	1.00	11.69
ATOM 3700	NH2	ARG	C	98	14.864	43.706	11.105	1.00	11.69
ATOM 3701	H	ARG	C	98	8.465	44.621	13.246	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3702	HE	ARG	C	98	12.756	42.194	12.966	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3703	1 HH1	ARG	C	98	16.301	42.347	12.693	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3704	2 HH1	ARG	C	98	14.993	41.549	13.468	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3705	1 HH2	ARG	C	98	15.845	43.906	11.040	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3706	2 HH2	ARG	C	98	14.237	44.192	10.499	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3707	N	SER	C	99	8.806	46.839	9.913	1.00	7.28
ATOM 3708	CA	SER	C	99	7.720	47.440	9.156	1.00	7.28
ATOM 3709	C	SER	C	99	7.749	47.126	7.678	1.00	7.28
ATOM 3710	O	SER	C	99	8.790	47.124	7.032	1.00	7.28
ATOM 3711	CB	SER	C	99	7.697	48.944	9.396	1.00	7.28
ATOM 3712	OG	SER	C	99	8.948	49.559	9.072	1.00	7.28
ATOM 3713	H	SER	C	99	9.750	47.106	9.728	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3714	HG	SER	C	99	9.129	50.199	9.749	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3715	N	SER	C	100	6.533	46.894	7.168	1.00	2.73
ATOM 3716	CA	SER	C	100	6.417	46.751	5.722	1.00	2.73
ATOM 3717	C	SER	C	100	5.485	47.803	5.156	1.00	2.73
ATOM 3718	O	SER	C	100	4.370	47.971	5.626	1.00	2.73
ATOM 3719	CB	SER	C	100	5.930	45.344	5.368	1.00	2.73
ATOM 3720	OG	SER	C	100	6.869	44.368	5.837	1.00	2.73
ATOM 3721	H	SER	C	100	5.720	46.875	7.758	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3722	HG	SER	C	100	6.414	43.534	5.838	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3723	N	TYR	C	101	6.001	48.510	4.133	1.00	2.72
ATOM 3724	CA	TYR	C	101	5.171	49.531	3.481	1.00	2.72
ATOM 3725	C	TYR	C	101	5.090	49.285	1.995	1.00	2.72
ATOM 3726	O	TYR	C	101	6.113	49.072	1.367	1.00	2.72
ATOM 3727	CB	TYR	C	101	5.753	50.933	3.700	1.00	2.72
ATOM 3728	CG	TYR	C	101	4.918	51.981	2.993	1.00	2.72
ATOM 3729	CD1	TYR	C	101	3.771	52.511	3.618	1.00	2.72
ATOM 3730	CD2	TYR	C	101	5.309	52.384	1.703	1.00	2.72
ATOM 3731	CE1	TYR	C	101	3.003	53.473	2.941	1.00	2.72
ATOM 3732	CE2	TYR	C	101	4.534	53.331	1.021	1.00	2.72
ATOM 3733	CZ	TYR	C	101	3.409	53.885	1.656	1.00	2.72
ATOM 3734	OH	TYR	C	101	2.706	54.874	0.997	1.00	2.72
ATOM 3735	H	TYR	C	101	6.935	48.332	3.829	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3736	HH	TYR	C	101	3.125	55.063	0.169	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3737	N	LEU	C	102	3.873	49.322	1.460	1.00	17.88
ATOM 3738	CA	LEU	C	102	3.663	49.070	0.037	1.00	17.88
ATOM 3739	C	LEU	C	102	2.963	50.276	−0.569	1.00	17.88
ATOM 3740	O	LEU	C	102	2.228	50.966	0.126	1.00	17.88
ATOM 3741	CB	LEU	C	102	2.818	47.798	−0.127	1.00	17.88
ATOM 3742	CG	LEU	C	102	3.577	46.457	−0.131	1.00	17.88
ATOM 3743	CD1	LEU	C	102	4.571	46.406	−1.285	1.00	17.88
ATOM 3744	CD2	LEU	C	102	4.240	46.067	1.193	1.00	17.88
ATOM 3745	H	LEU	C	102	3.109	49.642	2.020	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3746	N	GLY	C	103	3.225	50.519	−1.864	1.00	5.34
ATOM 3747	CA	GLY	C	103	2.573	51.686	−2.462	1.00	5.34
ATOM 3748	C	GLY	C	103	2.863	51.846	−3.942	1.00	5.34
ATOM 3749	O	GLY	C	103	4.020	51.837	−4.340	1.00	5.34
ATOM 3750	H	GLY	C	103	3.831	49.946	−2.417	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3751	N	ALA	C	104	1.778	51.979	−4.734	1.00	6.66
ATOM 3752	CA	ALA	C	104	1.962	52.109	−6.184	1.00	6.66
ATOM 3753	C	ALA	C	104	0.713	52.555	−6.929	1.00	6.66
ATOM 3754	O	ALA	C	104	−0.366	52.617	−6.354	1.00	6.66
ATOM 3755	CB	ALA	C	104	2.428	50.784	−6.771	1.00	6.66
ATOM 3756	H	ALA	C	104	0.854	51.959	−4.339	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3757	N	VAL	C	105	0.907	52.877	−8.227	1.00	2.80
ATOM 3758	CA	VAL	C	105	−0.232	53.351	−9.022	1.00	2.80
ATOM 3759	C	VAL	C	105	−0.758	52.333	−10.009	1.00	2.80
ATOM 3760	O	VAL	C	105	−0.016	51.701	−10.751	1.00	2.80
ATOM 3761	CB	VAL	C	105	0.128	54.647	−9.752	1.00	2.80
ATOM 3762	CG1	VAL	C	105	−0.998	55.205	−10.620	1.00	2.80
ATOM 3763	CG2	VAL	C	105	0.526	55.682	−8.723	1.00	2.80
ATOM 3764	H	VAL	C	105	1.802	52.799	−8.671	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3765	N	PHE	C	106	−2.094	52.216	−9.978	1.00	2.81
ATOM 3766	CA	PHE	C	106	−2.736	51.196	−10.798	1.00	2.81
ATOM 3767	C	PHE	C	106	−3.996	51.740	−11.470	1.00	2.81
ATOM 3768	O	PHE	C	106	−4.599	52.678	−10.965	1.00	2.81
ATOM 3769	CB	PHE	C	106	−3.028	49.984	−9.900	1.00	2.81
ATOM 3770	CG	PHE	C	106	−1.754	49.378	−9.328	1.00	2.81
ATOM 3771	CD1	PHE	C	106	−1.411	49.587	−7.974	1.00	2.81
ATOM 3772	CD2	PHE	C	106	−0.932	48.582	−10.150	1.00	2.81
ATOM 3773	CE1	PHE	C	106	−0.288	48.929	−7.433	1.00	2.61
ATOM 3774	CE2	PHE	C	106	0.193	47.923	−9.623	1.00	2.81
ATOM 3775	CZ	PHE	C	106	0.487	48.084	−8.256	1.00	2.81
ATOM 3776	H	PHE	C	106	−2.628	52.794	−9.354	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3777	N	ASN	C	107	−4.382	51.142	−12.622	1.00	6.84
ATOM 3778	CA	ASN	C	107	−5.709	51.517	−13.142	1.00	6.84
ATOM 3779	C	ASN	C	107	−6.748	50.571	−12.633	1.00	6.84
ATOM 3780	O	ASN	C	107	−6.746	49.387	−12.948	1.00	6.84
ATOM 3781	CB	ASN	C	107	−5.915	51.449	−14.658	1.00	6.84
ATOM 3782	CG	ASN	C	107	−5.166	52.525	−15.382	1.00	6.84
ATOM 3783	OD1	ASN	C	107	−5.649	53.583	−15.757	1.00	6.84
ATOM 3784	ND2	ASN	C	107	−3.922	52.156	−15.595	1.00	6.84
ATOM 3785	H	ASN	C	107	−3.904	50.331	−12.952	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3786	1HD2	ASN	C	107	−3.594	51.279	−15.246	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3787	2HD2	ASN	C	107	−3.299	52.753	−16.097	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3788	N	LEU	C	108	−7.641	51.157	−11.846	1.00	5.08
ATOM 3789	CA	LEU	C	108	−8.746	50.318	−11.421	1.00	5.08
ATOM 3790	C	LEU	C	108	−9.997	50.627	−12.210	1.00	5.08
ATOM 3791	O	LEU	C	108	−10.079	51.625	−12.924	1.00	5.08
ATOM 3792	CB	LEU	C	108	−8.927	50.447	−9.911	1.00	5.08
ATOM 3793	CG	LEU	C	108	−7.644	50.048	−9.172	1.00	5.08
ATOM 3794	CD1	LEU	C	108	−7.678	50.439	−7.699	1.00	5.08
ATOM 3795	CD2	LEU	C	108	−7.303	48.569	−9.359	1.00	5.08
ATOM 3796	H	LEU	C	108	−7.608	52.146	−11.684	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3797	N	THR	C	109	−10.948	49.702	−12.060	1.00	3.97
ATOM 3798	CA	THR	C	109	−12.199	49.845	−12.791	1.00	3.97
ATOM 3799	C	THR	C	109	−13.303	49.877	−11.750	1.00	3.97
ATOM 3800	O	THR	C	109	−13.088	49.518	−10.603	1.00	3.97
ATOM 3801	CB	THR	C	109	−12.356	48.647	−13.749	1.00	3.97
ATOM 3802	OG1	THR	C	109	−11.129	48.393	−14.446	1.00	3.97
ATOM 3803	CG2	THR	C	109	−13.487	48.810	−14.772	1.00	3.97
ATOM 3804	H	THR	C	109	−10.874	48.979	−11.366	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3805	HG1	THR	C	109	−11.301	47.635	−14.983	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3806	N	SER	C	110	−14.510	50.283	−12.158	1.00	5.78
ATOM 3807	CA	SER	C	110	−15.602	49.995	−11.231	1.00	5.78
ATOM 3808	C	SER	C	110	−15.764	48.509	−10.919	1.00	5.78
ATOM 3809	O	SER	C	110	−15.531	47.653	−11.766	1.00	5.78
ATOM 3810	CB	SER	C	110	−16.888	50.580	−11.800	1.00	5.78
ATOM 3811	OG	SER	C	110	−16.641	51.935	−12.192	1.00	5.78
ATOM 3812	H	SER	C	110	−14.690	50.720	−13.039	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3813	HG	SER	C	110	−16.930	52.472	−11.456	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3814	N	ALA	C	111	−16.179	48.276	−9.658	1.00	23.23
ATOM 3815	CA	ALA	C	111	−16.587	46.975	−9.117	1.00	23.23
ATOM 3816	C	ALA	C	111	−15.509	46.036	−8.612	1.00	23.23
ATOM 3817	O	ALA	C	111	−15.815	45.076	−7.911	1.00	23.23
ATOM 3818	CB	ALA	C	111	−17.522	46.190	−10.051	1.00	23.23
ATOM 3819	H	ALA	C	111	−16.131	49.058	−9.033	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3820	N	ASP	C	112	−14.244	46.320	−8.968	1.00	12.39
ATOM 3821	CA	ASP	C	112	−13.272	45.377	−8.430	1.00	12.39
ATOM 3822	C	ASP	C	112	−12.940	45.570	−6.963	1.00	12.39
ATOM 3823	O	ASP	C	112	−13.185	46.622	−6.380	1.00	12.39
ATOM 3824	CB	ASP	C	112	−12.054	45.235	−9.349	1.00	12.39
ATOM 3825	CG	ASP	C	112	−11.065	46.384	−9.373	1.00	12.39
ATOM 3826	OD1	ASP	C	112	−9.871	46.109	−9.297	1.00	12.39
ATOM 3827	OD2	ASP	C	112	−11.469	47.531	−9.515	1.00	12.39
ATOM 3828	H	ASP	C	112	−13.933	47.126	−9.478	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3829	N	HIS	C	113	−12.439	44.465	−6.385	1.00	16.60
ATOM 3830	CA	HIS	C	113	−12.106	44.527	−4.965	1.00	16.60
ATOM 3831	C	HIS	C	113	−10.614	44.536	−4.754	1.00	16.60
ATOM 3832	O	HIS	C	113	−9.888	43.789	−5.395	1.00	16.60
ATOM 3833	CB	HIS	C	113	−12.651	43.333	−4.183	1.00	16.60
ATOM 3834	CG	HIS	C	113	−14.155	43.312	−4.085	1.00	16.60
ATOM 3835	ND1	HIS	C	113	−14.951	42.861	−5.068	1.00	16.60
ATOM 3836	CD2	HIS	C	113	−14.949	43.695	−2.999	1.00	16.60
ATOM 3837	CE1	HIS	C	113	−16.241	42.954	−4.618	1.00	16.60
ATOM 3838	NE2	HIS	C	113	−16.242	43.465	−3.346	1.00	16.60
ATOM 3839	H	HIS	C	113	−12.192	43.669	−6.945	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3840	HD1	HIS	C	113	−14.660	42.542	−5.948	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3841	N	LEU	C	114	−10.190	45.370	−3.799	1.00	5.46
ATOM 3842	CA	LEU	C	114	−8.805	45.190	−3.367	1.00	5.46
ATOM 3843	C	LEU	C	114	−8.771	44.644	−1.968	1.00	5.46
ATOM 3844	O	LEU	C	114	−9.650	44.950	−1.171	1.00	5.46
ATOM 3845	CB	LEU	C	114	−8.000	46.485	−3.364	1.00	5.46
ATOM 3846	CG	LEU	C	114	−7.974	47.270	−4.668	1.00	5.46
ATOM 3847	CD1	LEU	C	114	−6.918	48.360	−4.584	1.00	5.46
ATOM 3848	CD2	LEU	C	114	−7.760	46.410	−5.906	1.00	5.46
ATOM 3849	H	LEU	C	114	−10.844	45.965	−3.326	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3850	N	TYR	C	115	−7.735	43.842	−1.701	1.00	8.89
ATOM 3851	CA	TYR	C	115	−7.600	43.353	−0.332	1.00	8.89
ATOM 3852	C	TYR	C	115	−6.159	43.351	0.095	1.00	8.89
ATOM 3653	O	TYR	C	115	−5.250	43.393	−0.726	1.00	8.89
ATOM 3854	CB	TYR	C	115	−8.093	41.932	−0.146	1.00	8.89
ATOM 3855	CG	TYR	C	115	−9.512	41.669	−0.563	1.00	8.89
ATOM 3856	CD1	TYR	C	115	−10.527	41.731	0.410	1.00	8.89
ATOM 3857	CD2	TYR	C	115	−9.769	41.314	−1.901	1.00	8.89
ATOM 3858	CE1	TYR	C	115	−11.843	41.426	0.032	1.00	8.89
ATOM 3859	CE2	TYR	C	115	−11.085	41.006	−2.275	1.00	8.89
ATOM 3860	CZ	TYR	C	115	−12.111	41.094	−1.310	1.00	8.89
ATOM 3861	OH	TYR	C	115	−13.427	40.877	−1.680	1.00	8.89
ATOM 3862	H	TYR	C	115	−7.089	43.583	−2.428	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3863	HH	TYR	C	115	−13.500	40.898	−2.625	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3864	N	VAL	C	116	−6.003	43.353	1.429	1.00	5.15
ATOM 3865	CA	VAL	C	116	−4.655	43.500	1.969	1.00	5.15
ATOM 3866	C	VAL	C	116	−4.427	42.616	3.167	1.00	5.15
ATOM 3867	O	VAL	C	116	−4.921	42.892	4.254	1.00	5.15
ATOM 3868	CB	VAL	C	116	−4.391	44.958	2.347	1.00	5.15
ATOM 3869	CG1	VAL	C	116	−3.047	45.146	3.028	1.00	5.15
ATOM 3870	CG2	VAL	C	116	−4.431	45.833	1.114	1.00	5.15
ATOM 3871	H	VAL	C	116	−6.795	43.259	2.033	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3872	N	ASN	C	117	−3.635	41.564	2.923	1.00	8.77
ATOM 3873	CA	ASN	C	117	−3.425	40.689	4.070	1.00	8.77
ATOM 3874	C	ASN	C	117	−1.998	40.449	4.438	1.00	8.77
ATOM 3875	O	ASN	C	117	−1.065	40.561	3.650	1.00	8.77
ATOM 3876	CB	ASN	C	117	−4.121	39.345	3.930	1.00	8.77
ATOM 3877	CG	ASN	C	117	−5.592	39.615	3.829	1.00	8.77
ATOM 3878	OD1	ASN	C	117	−6.204	40.373	4.562	1.00	8.77
ATOM 3879	ND2	ASN	C	117	−6.137	38.982	2.834	1.00	8.77
ATOM 3880	H	ASN	C	117	−3.275	41.370	2.006	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3881	1HD2	ASN	C	117	−5.613	38.450	2.164	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3882	2HD2	ASN	C	117	−7.069	39.135	2.531	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3883	N	VAL	C	118	−1.895	40.104	5.721	1.00	2.80
ATOM 3884	CA	VAL	C	118	−0.593	39.711	6.231	1.00	2.80
ATOM 3885	C	VAL	C	118	−0.635	38.220	6.429	1.00	2.80
ATOM 3886	O	VAL	C	118	−1.697	37.681	6.704	1.00	2.80
ATOM 3887	CB	VAL	C	118	−0.353	40.435	7.559	1.00	2.80
ATOM 3888	CG1	VAL	C	118	0.916	40.010	8.299	1.00	2.80
ATOM 3889	CG2	VAL	C	118	−0.376	41.939	7.324	1.00	2.80
ATOM 3890	H	VAL	C	118	−2.718	39.935	6.266	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3891	N	SER	C	119	0.535	37.580	6.321	1.00	3.07
ATOM 3892	CA	SER	C	119	0.547	36.208	6.827	1.00	3.07
ATOM 3893	C	SER	C	119	0.075	36.075	8.291	1.00	3.07
ATOM 3894	O	SER	C	119	−1.027	35.625	8.587	1.00	3.07
ATOM 3895	CB	SER	C	119	1.928	35.591	6.539	1.00	3.07
ATOM 3896	CG	SER	C	119	2.980	36.438	7.029	1.00	3.07
ATOM 3897	H	SER	C	119	1.366	38.081	6.067	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3898	HG	SER	C	119	3.428	35.915	7.707	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3899	N	GLU	C	120	0.930	36.509	9.223	1.00	12.56
ATOM 3900	CA	GLU	C	120	0.538	36.236	10.608	1.00	12.56
ATOM 3901	C	GLU	C	120	0.004	37.435	11.360	1.00	12.56
ATOM 3902	O	GLU	C	120	0.721	38.386	11.647	1.00	12.56
ATOM 3903	CB	GLU	C	120	1.681	35.651	11.452	1.00	12.56
ATOM 3904	CG	GLU	C	120	2.348	34.312	11.093	1.00	12.56
ATOM 3905	CD	GLU	C	120	3.027	34.367	9.742	1.00	12.56
ATOM 3906	OE1	GLU	C	120	3.641	35.387	9.440	1.00	12.56
ATOM 3907	OE2	GLU	C	120	2.931	33.398	8.990	1.00	12.56
ATOM 3908	H	GLU	C	120	1.813	36.922	8.983	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3909	N	LEU	C	121	−1.281	37.351	11.733	1.00	16.20
ATOM 3910	CA	LEU	C	121	−1.776	38.546	12.420	1.00	16.20
ATOM 3911	C	LEU	C	121	−1.412	38.676	13.892	1.00	16.20
ATOM 3912	O	LEU	C	121	−1.465	39.747	14.485	1.00	16.20
ATOM 3913	CB	LEU	C	121	−3.259	38.801	12.140	1.00	16.20
ATOM 3914	CG	LEU	C	121	−3.542	39.252	10.702	1.00	16.20
ATOM 3915	CD1	LEU	C	121	−2.592	40.361	10.277	1.00	16.20
ATOM 3916	CD2	LEU	C	121	−3.564	38.129	9.669	1.00	16.20
ATOM 3917	H	LEU	C	121	−1.868	36.575	11.492	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3918	N	SER	C	122	−0.917	37.546	14.431	1.00	8.33
ATOM 3919	CA	SER	C	122	−0.237	37.593	15.728	1.00	8.33
ATOM 3920	C	SER	C	122	0.909	38.589	15.825	1.00	8.33
ATOM 3921	O	SER	C	122	1.248	39.085	16.890	1.00	8.33
ATOM 3922	CB	SER	C	122	0.288	36.206	16.078	1.00	8.33
ATOM 3923	CG	SER	C	122	−0.667	35.221	15.673	1.00	8.33
ATOM 3924	H	SER	C	122	−1.050	36.661	13.986	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3925	HG	SER	C	122	−0.389	34.411	16.078	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3926	N	LEU	C	123	1.493	38.855	14.641	1.00	10.07
ATOM 3927	CA	LEU	C	123	2.577	39.833	14.580	1.00	10.07
ATOM 3928	C	LEU	C	123	2.158	41.266	14.832	1.00	10.07
ATOM 3929	O	LEU	C	123	2.977	42.114	15.160	1.00	10.07
ATOM 3930	CB	LEU	C	123	3.221	39.824	13.204	1.00	10.07
ATOM 3931	CG	LEU	C	123	3.772	38.495	12.713	1.00	10.07
ATOM 3932	CD1	LEU	C	123	3.961	38.536	11.198	1.00	10.07
ATOM 3933	CD2	LEU	C	123	5.031	38.075	13.468	1.00	10.07
ATOM 3934	H	LEU	C	123	1.154	38.448	13.789	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3935	N	VAL	C	124	0.862	41.525	14.587	1.00	5.90
ATOM 3936	CA	VAL	C	124	0.517	42.935	14.459	1.00	5.90
ATOM 3937	C	VAL	C	124	0.587	43.712	15.750	1.00	5.90
ATOM 3938	O	VAL	C	124	0.065	43.349	16.797	1.00	5.90
ATOM 3939	CB	VAL	C	124	−0.827	43.121	13.742	1.00	5.90
ATOM 3940	CG1	VAL	C	124	−1.211	44.586	13.507	1.00	5.90
ATOM 3941	CG2	VAL	C	124	−0.742	42.418	12.395	1.00	5.90
ATOM 3942	H	VAL	C	124	0.165	40.808	14.518	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3943	N	ASN	C	125	1.286	44.839	15.593	1.00	5.82
ATOM 3944	CA	ASN	C	125	1.253	45.780	16.696	1.00	5.82
ATOM 3945	C	ASN	C	125	0.001	46.605	16.639	1.00	5.82
ATOM 3946	O	ASN	C	125	−0.386	47.103	15.591	1.00	5.82
ATOM 3947	CB	ASN	C	125	2.455	46.712	16.655	1.00	5.82
ATOM 3948	CG	ASN	C	125	3.695	45.953	17.048	1.00	5.82
ATOM 3949	OD1	ASN	C	125	3.674	45.044	17.871	1.00	5.82
ATOM 3950	ND2	ASN	C	125	4.794	46.399	16.421	1.00	5.82
ATOM 3951	H	ASN	C	125	1.631	45.065	14.679	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3952	1HD2	ASN	C	125	4.758	47.221	15.853	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3953	2HD2	ASN	C	125	5.659	45.905	16.501	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3954	N	PHE	C	126	−0.588	46.754	17.829	1.00	7.35
ATOM 3955	CA	PHE	C	126	−1.587	47.809	17.914	1.00	7.35
ATOM 3956	C	PHE	C	126	−1.199	48.815	18.956	1.00	7.35
ATOM 3957	O	PHE	C	126	−2.028	49.398	19.641	1.00	7.35
ATOM 3958	CB	PHE	C	126	−2.980	47.275	18.224	1.00	7.35
ATOM 3959	CG	PHE	C	126	−3.392	46.261	17.190	1.00	7.35
ATOM 3960	CD1	PHE	C	126	−3.254	44.893	17.499	1.00	7.35
ATOM 3961	CD2	PHE	C	126	−3.914	46.690	15.950	1.00	7.35
ATOM 3962	CE1	PHE	C	126	−3.677	43.930	16.566	1.00	7.35
ATOM 3963	CE2	PHE	C	126	−4.343	45.727	15.017	1.00	7.35
ATOM 3964	CZ	PHE	C	126	−4.235	44.358	15.343	1.00	7.35
ATOM 3965	H	PHE	C	126	−0.328	46.220	18.634	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3966	N	GLU	C	127	0.131	48.999	19.056	1.00	24.73
ATOM 3967	CA	GLU	C	127	0.501	50.103	19.932	1.00	24.73
ATOM 3968	C	GLU	C	127	0.000	51.423	19.378	1.00	24.73
ATOM 3969	O	GLU	C	127	−0.527	52.267	20.088	1.00	24.73
ATOM 3970	CB	GLU	C	127	2.006	50.161	20.162	1.00	24.73
ATOM 3971	CG	GLU	C	127	2.354	51.265	21.170	1.00	24.73
ATOM 3972	CD	GLU	C	127	2.781	50.661	22.483	1.00	24.73
ATOM 3973	OE1	GLU	C	127	3.935	50.873	22.856	1.00	24.73
ATOM 3974	OE2	GLU	C	127	1.977	49.974	23.110	1.00	24.73
ATOM 3975	H	GLU	C	127	0.769	48.539	18.441	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3976	N	GLU	C	128	0.196	51.549	18.052	1.00	23.04
ATOM 3977	CA	GLU	C	128	−0.125	52.847	17.475	1.00	23.04
ATOM 3978	C	GLU	C	128	−0.744	52.724	16.096	1.00	23.04
ATOM 3979	O	GLU	C	128	−0.960	51.626	15.599	1.00	23.04
ATOM 3980	CB	GLU	C	128	1.159	53.647	17.451	1.00	23.04
ATOM 3981	CG	GLU	C	128	1.605	54.203	18.810	1.00	23.04
ATOM 3982	CD	GLU	C	128	1.107	55.618	19.019	1.00	23.04
ATOM 3983	OE1	GLU	C	128	0.356	56.125	18.180	1.00	23.04
ATOM 3984	OE2	GLU	C	128	1.493	56.211	20.027	1.00	23.04
ATOM 3985	H	GLU	C	128	0.566	50.822	17.466	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3986	N	SER	C	129	−0.999	53.889	15.469	1.00	19.86
ATOM 3987	CA	SER	C	129	−1.846	53.943	14.262	1.00	19.86
ATOM 3988	C	SER	C	129	−1.339	53.305	12.969	1.00	19.86
ATOM 3989	O	SER	C	129	−1.933	53.394	11.903	1.00	19.86
ATOM 3990	CB	SER	C	129	−2.223	55.400	13.991	1.00	19.86
ATOM 3991	OG	SER	C	129	−2.331	56.091	15.240	1.00	19.86
ATOM 3992	H	SER	C	129	−0.769	54.758	15.918	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3993	HG	SER	C	129	−2.530	57.003	15.034	1.00	20.00
ATOM 3994	N	GLN	C	130	−0.171	52.674	13.114	1.00	15.57
ATOM 3995	CA	GLN	C	130	0.662	52.233	12.003	1.00	15.57
ATOM 3996	C	GLN	C	130	0.054	51.392	10.884	1.00	15.57
ATOM 3997	O	GLN	C	130	0.416	51.529	9.722	1.00	15.57
ATOM 3998	CB	GLN	C	130	1.870	51.549	12.624	1.00	15.57
ATOM 3999	CG	GLN	C	130	1.560	50.341	13.533	1.00	15.57
ATOM 4000	CD	GLN	C	130	1.919	50.583	14.997	1.00	15.57
ATOM 4001	OE1	GLN	C	130	1.513	49.865	15.902	1.00	15.57
ATOM 4002	NE2	GLN	C	130	2.705	51.641	15.229	1.00	15.57
ATOM 4003	H	GLN	C	130	0.143	52.554	14.051	1.00	20.00
ATOM 4004	1HE2	GLN	C	130	3.123	52.223	14.534	1.00	20.00
ATOM 4005	2HE2	GLN	C	130	2.869	51.883	16.183	1.00	20.00
ATOM 4006	N	GLN	C	131	−0.853	50.493	11.288	1.00	3.96
ATOM 4007	CA	THR	C	131	−1.370	49.568	10.285	1.00	3.96
ATOM 4008	C	THR	C	131	−2.605	50.079	9.567	1.00	3.96
ATOM 4009	O	THR	C	131	−3.688	50.213	10.133	1.00	3.96
ATOM 4010	CB	THR	C	131	−1.576	48.188	10.921	1.00	3.96
ATOM 4011	OG1	THR	C	131	−0.308	47.671	11.357	1.00	3.96
ATOM 4012	CG2	THR	C	131	−2.272	47.177	10.005	1.00	3.96
ATOM 4013	H	THR	C	131	−1.174	50.479	12.233	1.00	20.00
ATOM 4014	HG1	THR	C	131	−0.516	46.906	11.880	1.00	20.00
ATOM 4015	N	PHE	C	132	−2.362	50.355	8.276	1.00	6.06
ATOM 4016	CA	PHE	C	132	−3.390	50.993	7.464	1.00	6.06
ATOM 4017	C	PHE	C	132	−3.364	50.552	6.015	1.00	6.06
ATOM 4018	O	PHE	C	132	−2.350	50.071	5.530	1.00	6.06
ATOM 4019	CB	PHE	C	132	−3.301	52.525	7.578	1.00	6.06
ATOM 4020	CG	PHE	C	132	−1.974	53.089	7.114	1.00	6.06
ATOM 4021	CD1	PHE	C	132	−1.638	53.094	5.741	1.00	6.06
ATOM 4022	CD2	PHE	C	132	−1.094	53.624	8.078	1.00	6.06
ATOM 4023	CE1	PHE	C	132	−0.403	53.626	5.329	1.00	6.06
ATOM 4024	CE2	PHE	C	132	0.140	54.162	7.669	1.00	6.06
ATOM 4025	CZ	PHE	C	132	0.474	54.154	6.299	1.00	6.06
ATOM 4026	H	PHE	C	132	−1.463	50.132	7.889	1.00	20.00
ATOM 4027	N	PHE	C	133	−4.504	50.776	5.344	1.00	7.15
ATOM 4028	CA	PHE	C	133	−4.576	50.554	3.898	1.00	7.15
ATOM 4029	C	PHE	C	133	−5.443	51.623	3.274	1.00	7.15
ATOM 4030	O	PHE	C	133	−6.517	51.917	3.775	1.00	7.15
ATOM 4031	CB	PHE	C	133	−5.147	49.157	3.606	1.00	7.15
ATOM 4032	CG	PHE	C	133	−5.481	48.927	2.144	1.00	7.15
ATOM 4033	CD1	PHE	C	133	−4.545	49.243	1.132	1.00	7.15
ATOM 4034	CD2	PHE	C	133	−6.741	48.379	1.820	1.00	7.15
ATOM 4035	CE1	PHE	C	133	−4.873	49.013	−0.217	1.00	7.15
ATOM 4036	CE2	PHE	C	133	−7.064	48.136	0.470	1.00	7.15
ATOM 4037	CZ	PHE	C	133	−6.130	48.458	−0.535	1.00	7.15
ATOM 4038	H	PHE	C	133	−5.301	51.117	5.852	1.00	20.00
ATOM 4039	N	GLY	C	134	−4.955	52.195	2.170	1.00	4.00
ATOM 4040	CA	GLY	C	134	−5.798	53.226	1.589	1.00	4.00
ATOM 4041	C	GLY	C	134	−5.561	53.468	0.120	1.00	4.00
ATOM 4042	O	GLY	C	134	−4.524	53.119	−0.435	1.00	4.00
ATOM 4043	H	GLY	C	134	−4.078	51.938	1.757	1.00	20.00
ATOM 4044	N	LEU	C	135	−6.594	54.081	−0.479	1.00	5.48
ATOM 4045	CA	LEU	C	135	−6.529	54.401	−1.903	1.00	5.48
ATOM 4046	C	LEU	C	135	−6.875	55.847	−2.125	1.00	5.48
ATOM 4047	O	LEU	C	135	−7.510	56.478	−1.289	1.00	5.48
ATOM 4048	CB	LEU	C	135	−7.547	53.645	−2.759	1.00	5.48
ATOM 4049	CG	LEU	C	135	−7.688	52.141	−2.591	1.00	5.48
ATOM 4050	CD1	LEU	C	135	−8.661	51.586	−3.631	1.00	5.48
ATOM 4051	CD2	LEU	C	135	−6.357	51.409	−2.618	1.00	5.48
ATOM 4052	H	LEU	C	135	−7.325	54.458	0.095	1.00	20.00
ATOM 4053	N	TYR	C	136	−6.500	56.309	−3.325	1.00	5.12
ATOM 4054	CA	TYR	C	136	−7.083	57.553	−3.823	1.00	5.12
ATOM 4055	C	TYR	C	136	−6.940	57.684	−5.318	1.00	5.12
ATOM 4056	O	TYR	C	136	−5.937	57.281	−5.889	1.00	5.12
ATOM 4057	CB	TYR	C	136	−6.510	58.792	−3.124	1.00	5.12
ATOM 4058	CG	TYR	C	136	−5.000	58.809	−3.108	1.00	5.12
ATOM 4059	CD1	TYR	C	136	−4.314	58.036	−2.151	1.00	5.12
ATOM 4060	CD2	TYR	C	136	−4.321	59.629	−4.030	1.00	5.12
ATOM 4061	CE1	TYR	C	136	−2.919	58.140	−2.065	1.00	5.12
ATOM 4062	CE2	TYR	C	136	−2.926	59.740	−3.934	1.00	5.12
ATOM 4063	CZ	TYR	C	136	−2.248	59.021	−2.932	1.00	5.12
ATOM 4064	OH	TYR	C	136	−0.885	59.194	−2.809	1.00	5.12
ATOM 4065	H	TYR	C	136	−5.801	55.809	−3.844	1.00	20.00
ATOM 4066	HH	TYR	C	136	−0.519	59.268	−3.679	1.00	20.00
ATOM 4067	N	LYS	C	137	−7.985	58.263	−5.926	1.00	11.54
ATOM 4068	CA	LYS	C	137	−7.861	58.523	−7.359	1.00	11.54
ATOM 4069	C	LYS	C	137	−6.972	59.720	−7.657	1.00	11.54
ATOM 4070	O	LYS	C	137	−7.009	60.724	−6.954	1.00	11.54
ATOM 4071	CB	LYS	C	137	−9.252	58.650	−8.007	1.00	11.54
ATOM 4072	CG	LYS	C	137	−9.183	58.690	−9.538	1.00	11.54
ATOM 4073	CD	LYS	C	137	−10.507	58.674	−10.297	1.00	11.54
ATOM 4074	CE	LYS	C	137	−10.236	58.897	−11.788	1.00	11.54
ATOM 4075	NZ	LYS	C	137	−11.439	58.630	−12.591	1.00	11.54
ATOM 4076	H	LYS	C	137	−8.766	58.559	−5.373	1.00	20.00
ATOM 4077	1HZ	LYS	C	137	−11.252	58.866	−13.585	1.00	20.00
ATOM 4078	2HZ	LYS	C	137	−11.653	57.608	−12.564	1.00	20.00
ATOM 4079	3HZ	LYS	C	137	−12.265	59.158	−12.244	1.00	20.00
ATOM 4080	N	LEU	C	138	−6.177	59.542	−8.723	1.00	2.56
ATOM 4081	CA	LEU	C	138	−5.383	60.647	−9.256	1.00	2.56
ATOM 4082	C	LEU	C	138	−6.126	61.467	−10.319	1.00	2.56
ATOM 4083	O	LEU	C	138	−5.503	62.314	−10.959	1.00	2.56
ATOM 4084	CB	LEU	C	138	−4.056	60.098	−9.801	1.00	2.56
ATOM 4085	CG	LEU	C	138	−3.292	59.193	−8.827	1.00	2.56
ATOM 4086	CD1	LEU	C	138	−2.105	58.525	−9.511	1.00	2.56
ATOM 4087	CD2	LEU	C	138	−2.875	59.918	−7.548	1.00	2.56
ATOM 4088	OXT	LEU	C	138	−7.329	61.259	−10.516	1.00	2.56
ATOM 4089	H	LEU	C	138	−6.232	58.672	−9.217	1.00	20.00
END
The symbols A, B, and C indicated following the amino acid residues in Table 1 enable differentiation between the segments of the Fas ligand trimer. The symbols X, Y, and Z show the coordinate of each atom to X, Y, and Z axes, respectively, OCC represents Occupancy, and B represents temperature factor.

In FIGS. 22-24 , in order to clarify the relationship of the positions between the recognition sites of NOK and humanized NOK2 antibodies on the Fas ligand model constructed as shown above, the Fas ligand trimer is depicted with the lines produced by connecting only the carbon atoms at the α-position of the amino acids on the basis of the data for the atomic coordinates described in Table 1 using QUANTA/CHARMm, as well as, among the amino acid residues in the sites recognized by NOK1, NOK2, humanized NOK2 (RNOK201-203), and NOK3 antibodies as identified in Example 6, the amino acid residues resided on the same side as the Fas ligand trimer are indicated by shaded circles, whereas any other residues are indicated by open circles. In the case of NOK2 and humanized NOK2 antibodies in FIG. 23 , the amino acid residues especially recognized by humanized NOK2 antibody are indicated by circles with dotted line. To be clearly understood, only two of the three molecules of Fas ligand, which reside on this side (segments B and C in Table 1) are depicted, and the numerical order of amino acids in the recognition site is in accordance with the order of the Fas ligand model as shown in FIG. 21 as alignment data. Van der Waals contact model of the atoms of Fas ligand was displayed on Ray Trace command of QUANTA/CHARMm, and the amino acids in the recognition site of NOK and humanized NOK2 antibodies as identified in Example 6 were superimposed and displayed. On the van der Waals contact model, the recognition sites of NOK1, NOK2, humanized NOK2, and NOK3 antibodies are those indicated in hatched area in FIGS. 29 , 30 , and 31 , respectively. FIGS. 22-24 and FIGS. 29-31 are substantially the same as each other, and thus both represent the same model from the same view point, which expressions are merely different.

The analysis results noteworthily show that the recognition site which is bound by NOK and humanized NOK2 antibodies should span two molecules of Fas ligand in the light of its stereochemistry. Thus, it has been shown that NOK and humanized NOK2 antibodies recognize the site which appears once the Fas ligand trimer is formed. The finding that the antibody having a strong apoptosis-inhibitory activity such as NOK antibody recognizes the recognition site spanning two molecules of Fas ligand has not been previously reported and thus novel. Accordingly, it is understood that the recognition of and the binding to the site formed by spanning the two molecules of the Fas ligand trimer should be important to provide a strong apoptosis-inhibitory activity.

NOK and humanized NOK2 antibodies recognize the common amino acids as shown in FIGS. 22-24 and 29 - 31 , such as Gly at position 199, Leu at position 205, Gln at position 220, Asp at position 221, Leu at position 222, Gln at position 237 in common between NOK1-3 and humanized NOK2 antibodies; Asn at position 203 in common between NOK1 and 3 antibodies; Lys at position 228 in common between NOK1 and 3, and humanized NOK2 antibodies; Met at position 230, Met at position 238 in common between NOK2 and 3, and humanized NOK2 antibodies, which numerical order of the amino acids is in accordance with Nagata, et al. Int. Immunology, vol. 6, p.1567-1574, 1994, and therefore, it is predicted that these antibodies may share a common recognized region.

On the other hand, the recognition site of antibodies on protein molecule antigens which are as large as the Fas ligand trimer would define a kind of plane considering the size of the antibodies, and when the antibodies recognize the antigens, the plane of the antigens composed of these recognized amino acids and the plane of the recognizing region on the antibodies come into contact each other face-to-face. The recognition site or the common site of NOK1-3 and humanized NOK2 antibodies as shown above should define a plane. In other words, the recognition site on the Fas ligand trimer molecule of the antibodies can be defined as a plane on the protein molecule, and any antibodies which strongly inhibit apoptosis-activity should enter or approach the plane defined by the recognized amino acids on the Fas ligand trimer molecule.

Consequently, the recognized amino acids on the Fas ligand trimer molecule can be examined as a member of plane. In general, plane may be depicted as a flat plane defined by three points A (XA, YA, ZA), B (XB, YB, ZB), and C (XC, YC, ZC) which are not on a straight line. Plane can be estimated by assigning the data for the atomic coordinates of the amino acids recognized by the antibodies to the expression. Thus, plane which is recognized by the antibodies can be depicted by selecting any three amino acids from those recognized by the antibodies and by estimating as such. For example, if Gln at position 57 of the Fas ligand B molecule, Asn at position 60 of the Fas ligand C molecule, and Gln at position 77 of the Fas ligand C molecule as shown in Table 1 from the amino acids recognized by NOK3 antibody, the data for the coordinates of their Cα atoms is estimated to be (20.209, 32.098, 0.872), (11.551, 31.704, 15.937), and (−8.765, 35.501, −9.840), respectively, and thereby, plane defined by these coordinates of the Cα atoms of the amino acids can be estimated. The plane defined by the combination of Gln at position 57 of the Fas ligand B molecule, Asn at position 60 of the Fas ligand C molecule, and Gln at position 77 of the Fas ligand C molecule can cover the plane of the region constituted by the amino acids recognized by NOK3 antibody. The plane which comes into contact with the antibody effectively, that is, the plane through which the antibody atoms approach to the Fas ligand trimer is believed to be a plane which resides opposite to the Fas ligand molecule being apart from the atomic coordinate of each Cα atom by the length of the side chain of the amino acid residues plus about 4.1 Å of the cut off value of the common van der Waals contact.

Example 9

Identification of the Site on Fas Ligand Recognized by NOK2 Antibody

As discussed in Example 8, it is predicted that any antibodies which strongly inhibit apoptosis-activity share a common recognition site since NOK and humanized NOK2 antibodies recognize a certain common amino acids. On the other hand, it is believed that NOK and humanized NOK2 antibodies have the variable region which size is the nearly equal to a usual antibody, in the light of the amino acid length of the variable region of each antibody. Accordingly, in order to identify a common recognition site which is on the Fas ligand trimer of NOK and humanized NOK2 antibodies, modelling was also performed on NOK2 antibody selected as a representative, similarly to Fas ligand, thereby examining if the variable region of the antibody, especially the CDR, can cover the region composed of the recognized amino acids on the Fas ligand trimer, and if the answer is affirmative, what amino acids other than the aforementioned recognized amino acids may be a candidate for the recognized amino acids.

As a model for the stereochemistry of NOK2 antibody, NOK2 antibody model, which had been newly modeled using Modeler was used. First, the variable region of the H chain (VH) of PDB ID:1FOR (SEQ ID No: 131) and the variable region of the L chain (VL) of PDB ID:1TET (SEQ ID No: 132), which show the high homology to the VH and the VL of NOK2 antibody were utilized as templates for the three-dimensional structures. The amino acid sequences of the VH and VL of NOK2 antibody were aligned with those of 1FOR as shown in FIGS. 25 and 26 , respectively, and the results were inputted into Modeler. According to the Modeler's instructions, the modelling was performed modifying the conditions to obtain five models, such that Model No. 5 was selected as a model for the variable region of NOK2 antibody, which is lower in the energy following energy-minimizing calculation, the probability density function (i.e. PDF), and the value of Root Mean Square of all atoms (i.e. RMS).

Size of the antigen-recognizing site within the variable region of NOK2 antibody (six CDRs: complementary-determining region) was examined using Graphical Cylinder command of QUANTA/CHARMm. As a result, the antigen-recognizing site of the NOK2 antibody model has the size nearly equal to the circle of about 17 Å (angstrom) radius, as shown in FIGS. 32 and 33 . FIG. 33 shows that the amino acids of the CDR of the NOK2 antibody model are just encompassed within the circle of about 17 Å radius. Then, the circle of about 17 Å radius was positioned on QUANTA/CHARMm to cover the plane defined by the amino acids in the recognition site on the Fas ligand trimer and the individual recognized amino acids as shown in FIGS. 22-24 , thereby revealing that the region corresponding to the antigen-recognizing site within the variable region of NOK2 antibody really cover all of the amino acids in the site of the Fas ligand trimer recognized by NOK and humanized NOK2 antibodies (FIG. 27 ). Consequently, it is believed that NOK and humanized NOK2 antibodies should cover the region nearly equal to the site on the Fas ligand trimer although the reactivities are different. This means that any antibodies having a high apoptosis-inhibitory activity in common recognize the site shown herein.

Then, the surface amino acids of the Fas ligand trimer within the circle, having an exposed area with 15 angstrom square or above were selected as a amino acid to be able to interact with the CDR amino acid of the antibody, so as to identify Ser at position 10, Tyr at position 23, Ile at position 25, Arg at position 55, Gly at position 56, Gln at position 57, Gln at position 94, Met at position 95, Arg at position 98, Ser at position 99, Phe at position 126, Glu at position 127, Glu at position 128, and Ser at position 129 of one of adjacent two Fas ligand molecules, as well as Ser at position 14, Met at position 15, Pro at position 16, Glu at position 18, Lys at position 35, Gly at position 36, Asn at position 60, Asn at position 61, Leu at position 62, Pro at position 63, Ser at position 65, Lys at position 67, Tyr at position 69, Arg at position 71, Tyr at position 75, Pro at position 76, Gln at position 77, Asp at position 78, Leu at position 79, Val at position 80, Lys at position 85, Met at position 87, Tyr at position 89, His at position 113, Tyr at position 115, Asn at position 117, Ser at position 119, Glu at position 120, Leu at position 121, and Ser at position 122 of the other Fas ligand molecule, wherein the numerical order of amino acids with respect to any molecules is in accordance with that of the Fas ligand monomer as shown in the alignment data of FIG. 21 . These amino acids are shown in FIGS. 28 and 34 . In the figures, the large circle encompassing the amino acids is the circle of about 17 Å radius, and among the selected amino acids, those which also correspond to the amino acids in the site recognized by NOK and humanized NOK2 antibodies are indicated by the shaded circles whereas the amino acids newly selected as those in the recognition site of the antibodies indicated by the open circles.

These amino acid numbers are rearranged in accordance with Nagata, et al., Int. Immunology, vol. 6, p1567-1574, 1994, to provide Ser at position 153, Tyr at position 166, Ile at position 168, Arg at position 198, Gly at position 199, Gln at position 200, Gln at position 237, Met at position 238, Arg at position 241, Ser at position 242, Phe at position 269, Glu at position 270, Glu at position 271, and Ser at position 272 of one of adjacent two Fas ligand molecules, as well as Ser at position 157, Met at position 158, Pro at position 159, Glu at position 161, Lys at position 178, Gly at position 179, Asn at position 203, Asn at position 204, Leu at position 205, Pro at position 206, Ser at position 208, Lys at position 210, Tyr at position 212, Arg at position 214, Tyr at position 218, Pro at position 219, Gln at position 220, Asp at position 221, Leu at position 222, Val at position 223, Lys at position 228, Met at position 230, Tyr at position 232, His at position 256, Tyr at position 258, Asn at position 260, Ser at position 262, Glu at position 263, Leu at position 264, and Ser at position 265 of the other Fas ligand molecule.

It is believed that these amino acids include not only the amino acids recognized by NOK3 antibody, but also the common amino acids in the site which is recognized by any antibodies strongly inhibiting apoptosis-activity such as NOK antibody and humanized NOK2 antibody. Thus, it is shown that the interaction with the amino acids encompassed in the site on the Fas ligand trimer is important for proteins, peptides, desirably antibodies or analogues thereof to show a high apoptosis-inhibitory activity.

The present invention is worth not only in firstly finding the site on the Fas ligand trimer recognized by anti-Fas ligand antibodies having a high apoptosis-inhibitory activity, but also in providing important information to design other various molecules for inhibiting apoptosis-activity. Thus, the invention can be utilized to develop new therapeutic or diagnostic agents by creating proteins, peptides, or desirably antibodies or analogues thereof, which are specifically reactive to the aforementioned site and the amino acids within the site (the site and amino acids described in Examples 6-9) so as to inhibit apoptosis.

The present invention provides a humanized immunoglobulins which are specifically reactive to Fas ligand to inhibit the physiological reactions of Fas-Fas ligand, said immunoglobulins being capable of using as a therapeutic agent for diseases such as AIDS, graft-versus-host diseases in bone marrow transplantation, autoimmune diseases (SLE, RA), diabetes mellitus, and possessing the characteristics as follows:

(1) The humanized immunoglobulin is compatible with other aspects of the immune system in human since the effector part thereof is from human, and for example it can lead to more effective dissolution of the targeted cells by complement-dependent cytolysis (CDC) or antibody-dependent cell-mediated cytotoxicity (ADCC);

(2) Human immune system does not recognize the framework or the C region of the humanized immunoglobulin, and therefore, the level of undesirable immune responses to the humanized immunoglobulin is lower than the mouse antibody in which the whole is xenogenic and the chimeric antibody in which the part is xenogenic; and

(3) The humanized immunoglobulin can be expected to provide the lower dose and the lower frequency of the administration compared to the mouse antibody since the former has the half life nearer to naturally-occurring human antibodies.

Further, the present invention which has found the site which is on Fas ligand and required to induce apoptosis may be utilized to find a new therapeutic or diagnostic agent by creating a recombinant protein or peptide which is specifically reactive to the amino acids within the site.

183 1 5 PRT Mouse 1Asn Tyr Trp Ile Gly1 5 2 17 PRT Mouse 2Tyr Leu Tyr Pro Gly Gly Leu Tyr Thr Asn Tyr Asn Glu Lys Phe Lys1 5 10 15Gly 3 10 PRT Mouse 3Tyr Arg Asp Tyr Asp Tyr Ala Met Asp Tyr1 5 10 4 16 PRT Mouse 4Lys Ser Thr Lys Ser Leu Leu Asn Ser Asp Gly Phe Thr Tyr Leu Gly1 5 10 15 5 7 PRT Mouse 5Leu Val Ser Asn Arg Phe Ser1 5 6 9 PRT Mouse 6Phe Gln Ser Asn Tyr Leu Pro Leu Thr1 5 7 121 PRT Homo sapiens 7Gln Val Gln Leu Val Gln Ser Gly Ala Glu Val Lys Lys Pro Gly Ala1 5 10 15Ser Val Lys Val Ser Cys Lys Ala Ser Gly Tyr Thr Phe Ser Ser His 20 25 30Trp Met His Trp Val Arg Gln Ala Pro Gly Gln Gly Leu Glu Trp Val 35 40 45Gly Glu Phe Asn Pro Ser Asn Gly Arg Thr Asn Tyr Asn Glu Lys Phe 50 55 60Lys Ser Arg Val Thr Met Thr Leu Asp Thr Ser Thr Asn Thr Ala Tyr65 70 75 80Met Glu Leu Ser Ser Leu Arg Ser Glu Asp Thr Ala Val Tyr Tyr Cys 85 90 95Ala Ser Arg Asp Tyr Asp Tyr Asp Gly Arg Tyr Phe Asp Tyr Trp Gly 100 105 110Gln Gly Thr Leu Val Thr Val Ser Ser 115 120 8 112 PRT Homo sapiens 8Asp Val Val Met Thr Gln Ser Pro Leu Ser Leu Pro Val Thr Leu Gly1 5 10 15Gln Pro Ala Ser Ile Ser Cys Arg Ser Ser Gln Ser Leu Val Tyr Ser 20 25 30Asp Gly Asn Thr Tyr Leu Asn Trp Phe Gln Gln Arg Pro Gly Gln Ser 35 40 45Pro Arg Arg Leu Ile Tyr Lys Val Ser Asn Arg Asp Ser Gly Val Pro 50 55 60Asp Arg Phe Ser Gly Ser Gly Ser Gly Thr Asp Phe Thr Leu Lys Ile65 70 75 80Ser Arg Val Glu Ala Glu Asp Val Gly Val Tyr Tyr Cys Met Gln Gly 85 90 95Thr His Trp Pro Arg Thr Phe Gly Gln Gly Thr Lys Leu Glu Ile Lys 100 105 110 9 112 PRT Homo sapiens 9Asp Ile Val Met Thr Gln Ser Pro Leu Ser Leu Pro Val Thr Pro Gly1 5 10 15Glu Pro Ala Ser Ile Ser Cys Arg Ser Ser Gln Ser Leu Leu His Asn 20 25 30Asn Gly Tyr Asn Tyr Leu Asp Trp Tyr Leu Gln Lys Pro Gly Gln Ser 35 40 45Pro Gln Leu Leu Ile Tyr Leu Gly Ser Asn Arg Ala Ser Gly Val Pro 50 55 60Asp Arg Phe Ser Gly Ser Gly Ser Gly Thr Asp Phe Thr Leu Lys Ile65 70 75 80Ser Arg Val Glu Ala Glu Asp Val Gly Val Tyr Tyr Cys Met Gln Ala 85 90 95Leu Gln Thr Pro Tyr Thr Phe Gly Gln Gly Thr 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27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 49gctcaggggc agggcgttgc aagattg 27 50 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 50gtggctcagg ggcgcgttgt tgcaaga 27 51 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 51cttgtggctc agggccaggt tgttgca 27 52 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 52gaccttgtgg ctcgcgggca ggttgtt 27 53 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 53gtagaccttg tgggccaggg gcaggtt 27 54 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 54catgtagacc ttggcgctca ggggcag 27 55 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 55cctcatgtag accgcgtggc tcagggg 27 56 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 56gttcctcatg taggccttgt ggctcag 27 57 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 57agagttcctc atggcgacct tgtggct 27 58 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 58cttagagttc ctcgcgtaga ccttgtg 27 59 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 59gggatactta gagttcgcca tgtagac 27 60 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 60gggatactta gaggccctca tgtagac 27 61 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 61ctggggatac ttagcgttcc tcatgta 27 62 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 62atcctgggga tacgcagagt tcctcat 27 63 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 63cagatcctgg ggagccttag agttcct 27 64 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 64caccagatcc tgggcatact tagagtt 27 65 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 65catcaccaga tccgcgggat acttaga 27 66 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 66catcatcacc agagcctggg gatactt 27 67 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 67ctccatcatc accgcatcct ggggata 27 68 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 68cccctccatc atcgccagat cctgggg 27 69 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 69cttcccctcc atcgccacca gatcctg 27 70 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 70catcttcccc tccgccatca ccagatc 27 71 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 71catcatcttc cccgccatca tcaccag 27 72 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 72gctcatcatc ttcgcctcca tcatcac 27 73 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence 73gtagctcatc atcgccccct ccatcat 27 74 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 74gcagtagctc atcgccttcc cctccat 27 75 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 75agtgcagtag ctcgccatct tcccctc 27 76 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 76agtagtgcag taggccatca tcttccc 27 77 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 77cccagtagtg caggcgctca tcatctt 27 78 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 78ctgcccagta gtggcgtagc tcatcat 27 79 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 79catctgccca gtagcgcagt agctcat 27 80 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 80ccacatctgc ccagcagtgc agtagct 27 81 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 81ggcccacatc tgcgcagtag tgcagta 27 82 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 82gcgggcccac atcgccccag tagtgca 27 83 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 83gctgcgggcc cacgcctgcc cagtagt 27 84 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 84gctgcgggcc gccatctgcc cagtagt 27 85 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 85caggtagctg ctgcggcccc acatctg 27 86 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 86tattccaaag tagccttccg gggtcaa 27 87 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 87tccaaagtat acgcccgggg tcaatct 27 88 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 88gtatacttcg cgggtcaatc ttgcaac 27 89 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 89gtatacttcc gggctcaatc ttgcaac 27 90 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 90tacttccggg gtgcatcttg caacaac 27 91 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 91ttccggggtc aagcttgcaa caacctg 27 92 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 92cggggtcaat ctgccaacaa cctgccc 27 93 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 93ggtcaatctt gcgccaacct gcccctg 27 94 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 94caatcttgca acgccctgcc cctgagc 27 95 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 95tcttgcaaca acgcgcccct gagccac 27 96 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 96tgcaacaacc tggccctgag ccacaag 27 97 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 97aacaacctgc ccgcgagcca caaggtc 27 98 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 98aacctgcccc tggcccacaa ggtctac 27 99 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 99ctgcccctga gcgccaaggt ctacatg 27 100 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 100cccctgagcc acgcggtcta catgagg 27 101 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 101ctgagccaca aggcctacat gaggaac 27 102 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 102agccacaagg tcgccatgag gaactct 27 103 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 103cacaaggtct acgcgaggaa ctctaag 27 104 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 104gtctacatgg cgaactctaa gtatccc 27 105 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 105gtctacatga gggcctctaa gtatccc 27 106 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 106tacatgagga acgctaagta tccccag 27 107 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 107atgaggaact ctgcgtatcc ccaggat 27 108 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 108aggaactcta aggctcccca ggatctg 27 109 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 109aactctaagt atgcccagga tctggtg 27 110 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 110tctaagtatc ccgcggatct ggtgatg 27 111 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 111aagtatcccc aggctctggt gatgatg 27 112 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 112tatccccagg atgcggtgat gatggag 27 113 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 113ccccaggatc tggcgatgat ggagggg 27 114 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 114caggatctgg tggcgatgga ggggaag 27 115 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 115gatctggtga tggcggaggg gaagatg 27 116 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 116ctggtgatga tggcggggaa gatgatg 27 117 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 117gtgatgatgg aggcgaagat gatgagc 27 118 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 118atgatggagg gggcgatgat gagctac 27 119 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 119atggagggga aggcgatgag ctactgc 27 120 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 120gaggggaaga tggcgagcta ctgcact 27 121 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 121gggaagatga tggcctactg cactact 27 122 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 122aagatgatga gcgcctgcac tactggg 27 123 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 123atgatgagct acgccactac tgggcag 27 124 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 124atgagctact gcgctactgg gcagatg 27 125 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 125agctactgca ctgctgggca gatgtgg 27 126 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 126tactgcacta ctgcgcagat gtgggcc 27 127 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 127tgcactactg gggcgatgtg ggcccgc 27 128 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 128actactgggc aggcgtgggc ccgcagc 27 129 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 129actactgggc agatggcggc ccgcagc 27 130 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 130cagatgtggg gccgcagcag ctacctg 27 131 219 PRT Mouse 131Gln Gly Gln Leu Gln Gln Ser Gly Ala Glu Leu Val Arg Pro Gly Ser1 5 10 15Ser Val Lys Ile Ser Cys Lys Ala Ser Gly Tyr Ala Phe Ser Ser Phe 20 25 30Trp Val Asn Trp Val Lys Gln Arg Pro Gly Gln Gly Leu Glu Trp Ile 35 40 45Gly Gln Ile Tyr Pro Gly Asp Gly Asp Asn Lys Tyr Asn Gly Lys Phe 50 55 60Lys Gly Lys Ala Thr Leu Thr Ala Asp Lys Ser Ser Thr Thr Ala Tyr65 70 75 80Met Gln Leu Tyr Ser Leu Thr Ser Glu Asp Ser Ala Val Tyr Phe Cys 85 90 95Ala Arg Ser Gly Asn Tyr Pro Tyr Ala Met Asp Tyr Trp Gly Gln Gly 100 105 110Thr Ser Val Thr Val Ser Ser Ala Lys Thr Thr Ala Pro Ser Val Tyr 115 120 125Pro Leu Ala Pro Val Cys Gly Gly Thr Thr Gly Ser Ser Val Thr Leu 130 135 140Gly Cys Leu Val Lys Gly Tyr Phe Pro Glu Pro Val Thr Leu Thr Trp145 150 155 160Asn Ser Gly Ser Leu Ser Ser Gly Val His Thr Phe Pro Ala Val Leu 165 170 175Gln Ser Gly Leu Tyr Thr Leu Ser Ser Ser Val Thr Val Thr Ser Ser 180 185 190Thr Trp Pro Ser Gln Thr Ile Thr Cys Asn Val Ala His Pro Ala Ser 195 200 205Ser Thr Lys Val Asp Lys Lys Ile Glu Pro Arg 210 215 132 216 PRT Mouse 132Asp Val Leu Met Thr Gln Thr Pro Leu Ser Leu Pro Val Ser Leu Gly1 5 10 15Asp Gln Ala Ser Ile Ser Cys Lys Ser Ser Gln Ser Ile Val His Ser 20 25 30Ser Gly Asn Thr Tyr Phe Glu Trp Tyr Leu Gln Lys Pro Gly Gln Ser 35 40 45Pro Lys Leu Leu Ile Tyr Lys Val Ser Asn Arg Phe Ser Gly Val Pro 50 55 60Asp Arg Phe Ser Gly Ser Gly Ser Gly Thr Asp Phe Thr Leu Lys Ile65 70 75 80Ser Arg Val Glu Ala Glu Asp Leu Gly Val Tyr Tyr Cys Phe Gln Gly 85 90 95Ser His Ile Pro Phe Thr Phe Gly Ser Gly Thr Lys Leu Glu Ile Lys 100 105 110Arg Ala Asp Ala Ala Pro Thr Val Ser Ile Phe Pro Pro Ser Ser Glu 115 120 125Gln Leu Thr Ser Gly Gly Ala Ser Val Val Cys Phe Leu Asn Asn Phe 130 135 140Tyr Pro Lys Asp Ile Asn Val Lys Trp Lys Ile Asp Gly Ser Glu Arg145 150 155 160Gln Asn Gly Val Leu Asn Ser Trp Thr Asp Gln Asp Ser Lys Asp Ser 165 170 175Thr Tyr Ser Met Ser Ser Thr Leu Thr Leu Thr Lys Asp Glu Tyr Glu 180 185 190Trp His Asn Ser Tyr Thr Cys Glu Ala Thr His Lys Thr Ser Thr Ser 195 200 205Pro Ile Val Lys Ser Phe Asn Arg 210 215 133 15 PRT Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence Synthetic peptide 133Leu Tyr Phe Val Tyr Ser Lys Val Tyr Phe Arg Gly Gln Ser Cys1 5 10 15 134 15 PRT Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence Synthetic peptide 134Ser Lys Val Tyr Phe Arg Gly Gln Ser Cys Asn Asn Leu Pro Leu1 5 10 15 135 15 PRT Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence Synthetic peptide 135Arg Gly Gln Ser Cys Asn Asn Leu Pro Leu Ser His Lys Val Tyr1 5 10 15 136 15 PRT Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence Synthetic peptide 136Tyr Pro Gln Asp Leu Val Met Met Glu Gly Lys Met Met Ser Tyr1 5 10 15 137 15 PRT Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence Synthetic peptide 137Val Met Met Glu Gly Lys Met Met Ser Tyr Cys Thr Thr Gly Gln1 5 10 15 138 15 PRT Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence Synthetic peptide 138Lys Met Met Ser Tyr Cys Thr Thr Gly Gln Met Trp Ala Arg Ser1 5 10 15 139 25 PRT Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence Synthetic peptide 139Leu Tyr Phe Val Tyr Ser Lys Val Tyr Phe Arg Gly Gln Ser Cys Asn1 5 10 15Asn Leu Pro Leu Ser His Lys Val Tyr 20 25 140 25 PRT Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence Synthetic peptide 140Tyr Pro Gln Asp Leu Val Met Met Glu Gly Lys Met Met Ser Tyr Cys1 5 10 15Thr Thr Gly Gln Met Trp Ala Arg Ser 20 25 141 15 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 141aagcttgccg ccacc 15 142 421 DNA Mus musculus 142atggaatgga gctgggtctt tatctttctc ctgtcagtaa ctgcaggtgt ccactcccag 60gtccacctgc agcagtctgg agctgagctg gtaaggcctg ggacttcagt gaagatgtcc 120tgcaaggctg ctggatacac cttcactaac tactggatag gttgggtaaa gcagaggcct 180ggacatggcc ttgagtggat tggatatctt taccctggag gtctttatac taactacaat 240gagaagttca agggcaaggc cacactgact gcagacacat cctccagcac agcctacatg 300cagctcagca gcctgacatc tgaggactct gccatctatt actgtgcaag atacagggat 360tacgactatg ctatggacta ctggggtcaa ggaacctcag tcaccgtctc ctcaggtgag 420t 421 143 138 PRT Mus musculus 143Met Glu Trp Ser Trp Val Phe Ile Phe Leu Leu Ser Val Thr Ala Gly1 5 10 15Val His Ser Gln Val His Leu Gln Gln Ser Gly Ala Glu Leu Val Arg 20 25 30Pro Gly Thr Ser Val Lys Met Ser Cys Lys Ala Ala Gly Tyr Thr Phe 35 40 45Thr Asn Tyr Trp Ile Gly Trp Val Lys Gln Arg Pro Gly His Gly Leu 50 55 60Glu Trp Ile Gly Tyr Leu Tyr Pro Gly Gly Leu Tyr Thr Asn Tyr Asn65 70 75 80Glu Lys Phe Lys Gly Lys Ala Thr Leu Thr Ala Asp Thr Ser Ser Ser 85 90 95Thr Ala Tyr Met Gln Leu Ser Ser Leu Thr Ser Glu Asp Ser Ala Ile 100 105 110Tyr Tyr Cys Ala Arg Tyr Arg Asp Tyr Asp Tyr Ala Met Asp Tyr Trp 115 120 125Gly Gln Gly Thr Ser Val Thr Val Ser Ser 130 135 144 27 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 144tcaccgtctc ctcaggtgag tggatcc 27 145 13 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 145aagcttcgcc acc 13 146 409 DNA Mus musculus 146atgaagttgc ctgttaggct gttggtgctg ctattgttca tgagtccagc ttcaagcagt 60gatgttgttc tgacccaaac tccactctct ctgcctgtca atattggaga tcaagcctct 120atctcttgca agtctactaa gagccttctg aatagtgatg gattcactta tttgggctgg 180tgcctgcaga agccaggcca gtctccacag ctcctaatat atttggtttc taatcgattt 240tctggagttc cagacaggtt cagtggtagt gggtcaggga cagatttcac cctcaagatc 300agcagagtgg aggctgagga tttgggagtt tattattgct tccagagtaa ctatcttcct 360cttacgttcg gatcggggac caagctggaa ataaaacgta agtggatcc 409 147 132 PRT Mus musculus 147Met Lys Leu Pro Val Arg Leu Leu Val Leu Leu Leu Phe Met Ser Pro1 5 10 15Ala Ser Ser Ser Asp Val Val Leu Thr Gln Thr Pro Leu Ser Leu Pro 20 25 30Val Asn Ile Gly Asp Gln Ala Ser Ile Ser Cys Lys Ser Thr Lys Ser 35 40 45Leu Leu Asn Ser Asp Gly Phe Thr Tyr Leu Gly Trp Cys Leu Gln Lys 50 55 60Pro Gly Gln Ser Pro Gln Leu Leu Ile Tyr Leu Val Ser Asn Arg Phe65 70 75 80Ser Gly Val Pro Asp Arg Phe Ser Gly Ser Gly Ser Gly Thr Asp Phe 85 90 95Thr Leu Lys Ile Ser Arg Val Glu Ala Glu Asp Leu Gly Val Tyr Tyr 100 105 110Cys Phe Gln Ser Asn Tyr Leu Pro Leu Thr Phe Gly Ser Gly Thr Lys 115 120 125Leu Glu Ile Lys 130 148 28 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 148aagctggaaa taaaacgtaa gtggatcc 28 149 119 PRT Mus musculus 149Gln Val His Leu Gln Gln Ser Gly Ala Glu Leu Val Arg Pro Gly Thr1 5 10 15Ser Val Lys Met Ser Cys Lys Ala Ala Gly Tyr Thr Phe Thr Asn Tyr 20 25 30Trp Ile Gly Trp Val Lys Gln Arg Pro Gly His Gly Leu Glu Trp Ile 35 40 45Gly Tyr Leu Tyr Pro Gly Gly Leu Tyr Thr Asn Tyr Asn Glu Lys Phe 50 55 60Lys Gly Lys Ala Thr Leu Thr Ala Asp Thr Ser Ser Ser Thr Ala Tyr65 70 75 80Met Gln Leu Ser Ser Leu Thr Ser Glu Asp Ser Ala Ile Tyr Tyr Cys 85 90 95Ala Arg Tyr Arg Asp Tyr Asp Tyr Ala Met Asp Tyr Trp Gly Gln Gly 100 105 110Thr Ser Val Thr Val Ser Ser 115 150 87 PRT Homo sapiens 150Gln Val Gln Leu Val Gln Ser Gly Ala Glu Val Lys Lys Pro Gly Ala1 5 10 15Ser Val Lys Val Ser Cys Lys Ala Ser Gly Tyr Thr Phe Thr Trp Val 20 25 30Lys Gln Ala Pro Gly Gln Gly Leu Glu Trp Ile Gly Lys Ala Thr Leu 35 40 45Thr Leu Asp Thr Ser Thr Asn Thr Ala Tyr Met Glu Leu Ser Ser Leu 50 55 60Arg Ser Glu Asp Thr Ala Val Tyr Tyr Cys Ala Arg Trp Gly Gln Gly65 70 75 80Thr Leu Val Thr Val Ser Ser 85 151 88 PRT Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence Synthetic peptide 151Gln Val Gln Leu Val Gln Ser Gly Ala Glu Val Lys Lys Pro Gly Ala1 5 10 15Ser Val Lys Val Ser Cys Lys Ala Ser Gly Tyr Thr Phe Ser Trp Val 20 25 30Arg Gln Ala Pro Gly Gln Gly Leu Glu Trp Val Gly Arg Val Thr Met 35 40 45Thr Leu Asp Thr Ser Thr Asn Thr Ala Tyr Met Glu Leu Ser Ser Leu 50 55 60Arg Ser Glu Asp Thr Ala Val Tyr Tyr Cys Ala Ser Arg Trp Gly Gln65 70 75 80Gly Thr Leu Val Thr Val Ser Ser 85 152 87 PRT Mus musculus 152Gln Val Gln Leu Val Gln Ser Gly Ala Glu Val Lys Lys Pro Gly Ala1 5 10 15Ser Val Lys Val Ser Cys Lys Ala Ser Gly Tyr Thr Phe Thr Trp Val 20 25 30Arg Gln Ala Pro Gly Gln Gly Leu Glu Trp Val Gly Lys Ala Thr Met 35 40 45Thr Ala Asp Thr Ser Thr Asn Thr Ala Tyr Met Glu Leu Ser Ser Leu 50 55 60Arg Ser Glu Asp Thr Ala Val Tyr Tyr Cys Ala Arg Trp Gly Gln Gly65 70 75 80Thr Leu Val Thr Val Ser Ser 85 153 113 PRT Mus musculus 153Asp Val Val Leu Thr Gln Thr Pro Leu Ser Leu Pro Val Asn Ile Gly1 5 10 15Asp Gln Ala Ser Ile Ser Cys Lys Ser Thr Lys Ser Leu Leu Asn Ser 20 25 30Asp Gly Phe Thr Tyr Leu Gly Trp Cys Leu Gln Lys Pro Gly Gln Ser 35 40 45Pro Gln Leu Leu Ile Tyr Leu Val Ser Asn Arg Phe Ser Gly Val Pro 50 55 60Asp Arg Phe Ser Gly Ser Gly Ser Gly Thr Asp Phe Thr Leu Lys Ile65 70 75 80Ser Arg Val Glu Ala Glu Asp Leu Gly Val Tyr Tyr Cys Phe Gln Ser 85 90 95Asn Tyr Leu Pro Leu Thr Phe Gly Ser Gly Thr Lys Leu Glu Ile Lys 100 105 110Arg 154 81 PRT Homo sapiens 154Asp Ile Val Met Thr Gln Ser Pro Leu Ser Leu Pro Val Thr Pro Gly1 5 10 15Glu Pro Ala Ser Ile Ser Cys Trp Tyr Leu Gln Lys Pro Gly Gln Ser 20 25 30Pro Gln Leu Leu Ile Tyr Gly Val Pro Asp Arg Phe Ser Gly Ser Gly 35 40 45Ser Gly Thr Asp Phe Thr Leu Lys Ile Ser Arg Val Glu Ala Glu Asp 50 55 60Val Gly Val Tyr Tyr Cys Phe Gly Gln Gly Thr Lys Leu Glu Ile Lys65 70 75 80Arg 155 81 PRT Homo sapiens 155Asp Val Val Met Thr Gln Ser Pro Leu Ser Leu Pro Val Thr Leu Gly1 5 10 15Gln Pro Ala Ser Ile Ser Cys Trp Phe Gly Gln Arg Pro Gly Gln Ser 20 25 30Pro Arg Arg Leu Ile Tyr Gly Val Pro Asp Arg Phe Ser Gly Ser Gly 35 40 45Ser Gly Thr Asp Phe Thr Leu Lys Ile Ser Arg Val Glu Ala Glu Asp 50 55 60Val Gly Val Tyr Tyr Cys Phe Gly Gln Gly Thr Lys Leu Glu Ile Lys65 70 75 80Arg 156 81 PRT Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence Synthetic peptide 156Asp Val Val Met Thr Gln Thr Pro Leu Ser Leu Pro Val Thr Pro Gly1 5 10 15Glu Pro Ala Ser Ile Ser Cys Trp Cys Leu Gln Lys Pro Gly Gln Ser 20 25 30Pro Gln Leu Leu Ile Tyr Gly Val Pro Asp Arg Phe Ser Gly Ser Gly 35 40 45Ser Gly Thr Asp Phe Thr Leu Lys Ile Ser Arg Val Glu Ala Glu Asp 50 55 60Val Gly Val Tyr Tyr Cys Phe Gly Gln Gly Thr Lys Leu Glu Ile Lys65 70 75 80Arg 157 81 PRT Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence Synthetic peptide 157Asp Val Val Met Thr Gln Thr Pro Leu Ser Leu Pro Val Thr Leu Gly1 5 10 15Gln Pro Ala Ser Ile Ser Cys Trp Cys Leu Gln Lys Pro Gly Gln Ser 20 25 30Pro Gln Leu Leu Ile Tyr Gly Val Pro Asp Arg Phe Ser Gly Ser Gly 35 40 45Ser Gly Thr Asp Phe Thr Leu Lys Ile Ser Arg Val Glu Ala Glu Asp 50 55 60Val Gly Val Tyr Tyr Cys Phe Gly Gln Gly Thr Lys Leu Glu Ile Lys65 70 75 80Arg 158 81 PRT Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence Synthetic peptide 158Asp Val Val Met Thr Gln Thr Pro Leu Ser Leu Pro Val Thr Pro Gly1 5 10 15Gln Pro Ala Ser Ile Ser Cys Trp Cys Leu Gln Lys Pro Gly Gln Ser 20 25 30Pro Gln Leu Leu Ile Tyr Gly Val Pro Asp Arg Phe Ser Gly Ser Gly 35 40 45Ser Gly Thr Asp Phe Thr Leu Lys Ile Ser Arg Val Glu Ala Glu Asp 50 55 60Val Gly Val Tyr Tyr Cys Phe Gly Gln Gly Thr Lys Leu Glu Ile Lys65 70 75 80Arg 159 81 PRT Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence Synthetic peptide 159Asp Val Val Met Thr Gln Thr Pro Leu Ser Leu Pro Val Thr Leu Gly1 5 10 15Glu Pro Ala Ser Ile Ser Cys Trp Cys Leu Gln Lys Pro Gly Gln Ser 20 25 30Pro Gln Leu Leu Ile Tyr Gly Val Pro Asp Arg Phe Ser Gly Ser Gly 35 40 45Ser Gly Thr Asp Phe Thr Leu Lys Ile Ser Arg Val Glu Ala Glu Asp 50 55 60Val Gly Val Tyr Tyr Cys Phe Gly Gln Gly Thr Lys Leu Glu Ile Lys65 70 75 80Arg 160 81 PRT Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence Synthetic peptide 160Asp Ile Gln Met Thr Gln Ser Pro Ser Ser Leu Ser Ala Ser Val Gly1 5 10 15Asp Arg Val Thr Ile Thr Cys Trp Tyr Gln Gln Lys Pro Gly Lys Ala 20 25 30Pro Lys Leu Leu Ile Tyr Gly Val Pro Ser Arg Phe Ser Gly Ser Gly 35 40 45Ser Gly Thr Asp Phe Thr Phe Thr Ile Ser Ser Leu Gln Pro Glu Asp 50 55 60Ile Ala Thr Tyr Tyr Cys Phe Gly Gln Gly Thr Lys Val Glu Ile Lys65 70 75 80Arg 161 81 PRT Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence Synthetic peptide 161Asp Val Val Met Thr Gln Thr Pro Ser Ser Leu Ser Ala Ser Val Gly1 5 10 15Asp Arg Ala Ser Ile Ser Cys Trp Cys Gln Gln Lys Pro Gly Gln Ser 20 25 30Pro Gln Leu Leu Ile Tyr Gly Val Pro Asp Arg Phe Ser Gly Ser Gly 35 40 45Ser Gly Thr Asp Phe Thr Leu Lys Ile Ser Ser Leu Gln Pro Glu Asp 50 55 60Ile Ala Thr Tyr Tyr Cys Phe Gly Gln Gly Thr Lys Val Glu Ile Lys65 70 75 80Arg 162 95 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 162tataccttca ctaactactg gataggttgg gtaaagcagg ccccaggcca agggctcgag 60tggattggct atctttaccc cgggggtctt tatac 95 163 87 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence Double-stranded DNA Primer 163tatctttacc ccgggggtct ttatacaaac tataacgaga agtttaaggg caaggctaca 60atgaccgcag acacctctac aaacacc 87 164 87 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 164tatctttacc ccgggggtct ttatacaaac tataacgaga agtttaaggg caaggctaca 60ctgaccctgg acacctctac aaacacc 87 165 74 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence Double-stranded DNA Primer 165actgcagtct actactgcgc aaggtacagg gattacgact acgctatgga ctattgggga 60cagggtaccc ttgt 74 166 86 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 166gtcgggccca cagcgatgtt gttatgaccc aaactccatc ttctctgtct gccagtgttg 60gagatcgagc ctctatctct tgcaag 86 167 29 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence Double-stranded DNA Primer 167acttatttgg gctggtgcca gcagaagcc 29 168 30 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 168ggctggtgcc agcagaagcc aggccagtct 30 169 38 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence Double-stranded DNA Primer 169ttcaccctca agatcagcag tctgcagcct gaggatat 38 170 51 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 170agcagtctgc agcctgagga tatagctact tattattgct tccagagtaa c 51 171 58 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence Double-stranded DNA Primer 171cttcctctta cgttcggaca ggggaccaag gtggaaataa aacgtaagtg gatccgag 58 172 88 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence DNA Primer 172gtcgggccca cagcgatgtt gttatgaccc aaactccact ctctctgcct gtcactcctt 60ggagcagcca gcctctatct cttgcaag 88 173 100 DNA Artificial Sequence Description of Artificial Sequence Double-stranded DNA Primer 173gctgaggatg tgggagttta ttattgcttc cagagtaact atcttcctct tacgttcgga 60caggggacca agctggaaat aaaacgtaag tggatccgag 100 174 578 DNA Homo sapiens 174ggattgggcc tggggatgtt tcagctcttc cacctacaga aggagctggc agaactccga 60gagtctacca gccagatgca cacagcatca tctttggaga agcaaatagg ccaccccagt 120ccaccccctg aaaaaaagga gctgaggaaa gtggcccatt taacaggcaa gtccaactca 180aggtccatgc ctctggaatg ggaagacacc tatggaattg tcctgctttc tggagtgaag 240tataagaagg gtggccttgt gatcaatgaa actgggctgt actttgtata ttccaaagta 300tacttccggg gtcaatcttg caacaacctg cccctgagcc acaaggtcta catgaggaac 360tctaagtatc cccaggatct ggtgatgatg gaggggaaga tgatgagcta ctgcactact 420gggcagatgt gggcccgcag cagctacctg ggggcagtgt tcaatcttac cagtgctgat 480catttatatg tcaacgtatc tgagctctct ctggtcaatt ttgaggaatc tcagacgttt 540ttcggcttat ataagctcta agagaagcac tttgggat 578 175 186 PRT Homo sapiens 175Gly Leu Gly Leu Gly Met Phe Gln Leu Phe His Leu Gln Lys Glu Leu1 5 10 15Ala Glu Leu Arg Glu Ser Thr Ser Gln Met His Thr Ala Ser Ser Leu 20 25 30Glu Lys Gln Ile Gly His Pro Ser Pro Pro Pro Glu Lys Lys Glu Leu 35 40 45Arg Lys Val Ala His Leu Thr Gly Lys Ser Asn Ser Arg Ser Met Pro 50 55 60Leu Glu Trp Glu Asp Thr Tyr Gly Ile Val Leu Leu Ser Gly Val Lys65 70 75 80Tyr Lys Lys Gly Gly Leu Val Ile Asn Glu Thr Gly Leu Tyr Phe Val 85 90 95Tyr Ser Lys Val Tyr Phe Arg Gly Gln Ser Cys Asn Asn Leu Pro Leu 100 105 110Ser His Lys Val Tyr Met Arg Asn Ser Lys Tyr Pro Gln Asp Leu Val 115 120 125Met Met Glu Gly Lys Met Met Ser Tyr Cys Thr Thr Gly Gln Met Trp 130 135 140Ala Arg Ser Ser Tyr Leu Gly Ala Val Phe Asn Leu Thr Ser Ala Asp145 150 155 160His Leu Tyr Val Asn Val Ser Glu Leu Ser Leu Val Asn Phe Glu Glu 165 170 175Ser Gln Thr Phe Phe Gly Leu Tyr Lys Leu 180 185 176 179 PRT Homo sapiens 176Gln Leu Phe His Leu Gln Lys Glu Leu Ala Glu Leu Arg Glu Ser Thr1 5 10 15Ser Gln Met His Thr Ala Ser Ser Leu Glu Lys Gln Ile Gly His Pro 20 25 30Ser Pro Pro Pro Glu Lys Lys Glu Leu Arg Lys Val Ala His Leu Thr 35 40 45Gly Lys Ser Asn Ser Arg Ser Met Pro Leu Glu Trp Glu Asp Thr Tyr 50 55 60Gly Ile Val Leu Leu Ser Gly Val Lys Tyr Lys Lys Gly Gly Leu Val65 70 75 80Ile Asn Glu Thr Gly Leu Tyr Phe Val Tyr Ser Lys Val Tyr Phe Arg 85 90 95Gly Gln Ser Cys Asn Asn Leu Pro Leu Ser His Lys Val Tyr Met Arg 100 105 110Asn Ser Lys Tyr Pro Gln Asp Leu Val Met Met Glu Gly Lys Met Met 115 120 125Ser Tyr Cys Thr Thr Gly Gln Met Trp Ala Arg Ser Ser Tyr Leu Gly 130 135 140Ala Val Phe Asn Leu Thr Ser Ala Asp His Leu Tyr Val Asn Val Ser145 150 155 160Glu Leu Ser Leu Val Asn Phe Glu Glu Ser Gln Thr Phe Phe Gly Leu 165 170 175Tyr Lys Leu 177 138 PRT Homo sapiens 177Arg Lys Val Ala His Leu Thr Gly Lys Ser Asn Ser Arg Ser Met Pro1 5 10 15Leu Glu Trp Glu Asp Thr Tyr Gly Ile Val Leu Leu Ser Gly Val Lys 20 25 30Tyr Lys Lys Gly Gly Leu Val Ile Asn Glu Thr Gly Leu Tyr Phe Val 35 40 45Tyr Ser Lys Val Tyr Phe Arg Gly Gln Ser Cys Asn Asn Leu Pro Leu 50 55 60Ser His Lys Val Tyr Met Arg Asn Ser Lys Tyr Pro Gln Asp Leu Val65 70 75 80Met Met Glu Gly Lys Met Met Ser Tyr Cys Thr Thr Gly Gln Met Trp 85 90 95Ala Arg Ser Ser Tyr Leu Gly Ala Val Phe Asn Leu Thr Ser Ala Asp 100 105 110His Leu Tyr Val Asn Val Ser Glu Leu Ser Leu Val Asn Phe Glu Glu 115 120 125Ser Gln Thr Phe Phe Gly Leu Tyr Lys Leu 130 135 178 152 PRT Homo sapiens 178Arg Thr Pro Ser Asp Lys Pro Val Ala His Val Val Ala Asn Pro Gln1 5 10 15Ala Glu Gly Gln Leu Gln Trp Leu Asn Arg Arg Ala Asn Ala Leu Leu 20 25 30Ala Asn Gly Val Glu Leu Arg Asp Asn Gln Leu Val Val Pro Ser Glu 35 40 45Gly Leu Tyr Leu Ile Tyr Ser Gln Val Leu Phe Lys Gly Gln Gly Cys 50 55 60Pro Ser Thr His Val Leu Leu Thr His Thr Ile Ser Arg Ile Ala Val65 70 75 80Ser Tyr Gln Thr Lys Val Asn Leu Leu Ser Ala Ile Lys Ser Pro Cys 85 90 95Gln Arg Glu Thr Pro Glu Gly Ala Glu Ala Lys Pro Trp Tyr Glu Pro 100 105 110Ile Tyr Leu Gly Gly Val Phe Gln Leu Glu Lys Gly Asp Arg Leu Ser 115 120 125Ala Glu Ile Asn Arg Pro Asp Tyr Leu Asp Phe Ala Glu Ser Gly Gln 130 135 140Val Tyr Phe Gly Ile Ile Ala Leu145 150 179 144 PRT Homo sapiens 179Lys Pro Ala Ala His Leu Ile Gly Asp Pro Ser Lys Gln Asn Ser Leu1 5 10 15Leu Trp Arg Ala Asn Thr Asp Arg Ala Phe Leu Gln Asp Gly Phe Ser 20 25 30Leu Ser Asn Asn Ser Leu Leu Val Pro Thr Ser Gly Ile Tyr Phe Val 35 40 45Tyr Ser Gln Val Val Phe Ser Gly Lys Ala Tyr Ser Pro Lys Ala Thr 50 55 60Ser Ser Pro Leu Tyr Leu Ala His Glu Val Gln Leu Phe Ser Ser Gln65 70 75 80Tyr Pro Phe His Val Pro Leu Leu Ser Ser Gln Lys Met Val Tyr Pro 85 90 95Gly Leu Gln Glu Pro Trp Leu His Ser Met Tyr His Gly Ala Ala Phe 100 105 110Gln Leu Thr Gln Gly Asp Gln Leu Ser Thr His Thr Asp Gly Ile Pro 115 120 125His Leu Val Leu Ser Pro Ser Thr Val Phe Phe Gly Ala Phe Ala Leu 130 135 140 180 219 PRT Mus musculus 180Gln Val His Leu Gln Gln Ser Gly Ala Glu Leu Val Arg Pro Gly Thr1 5 10 15Ser Val Lys Met Ser Cys Lys Ala Ala Gly Tyr Thr Phe Thr Asn Tyr 20 25 30Trp Ile Gly Trp Val Lys Gln Arg Pro Gly His Gly Leu Glu Trp Ile 35 40 45Gly Tyr Leu Tyr Pro Gly Gly Leu Tyr Thr Asn Tyr Asn Glu Lys Phe 50 55 60Lys Gly Lys Ala Thr Leu Thr Ala Asp Thr Ser Ser Ser Thr Ala Tyr65 70 75 80Met Gln Leu Ser Ser Leu Thr Ser Glu Asp Ser Ala Ile Tyr Tyr Cys 85 90 95Ala Arg Tyr Arg Asp Tyr Asp Tyr Ala Met Asp Tyr Trp Gly Gln Gly 100 105 110Thr Ser Val Thr Val Ser Ser Ala Lys Thr Thr Ala Pro Ser Val Tyr 115 120 125Pro Leu Ala Pro Val Cys Gly Gly Thr Thr Gly Ser Ser Val Thr Leu 130 135 140Gly Cys Leu Val Lys Gly Tyr Phe Pro Glu Pro Val Thr Leu Thr Trp145 150 155 160Asn Ser Gly Ser Leu Ser Ser Gly Val His Thr Phe Pro Ala Val Leu 165 170 175Gln Ser Gly Leu Tyr Thr Leu Ser Ser Ser Val Thr Val Thr Ser Ser 180 185 190Thr Trp Pro Ser Gln Thr Ile Thr Cys Asn Val Ala His Pro Ala Ser 195 200 205Ser Thr Lys Val Asp Lys Lys Ile Glu Pro Arg 210 215 181 219 PRT Homo sapiens 181Gln Gly Gln Leu Gln Gln Ser Gly Ala Glu Leu Val Arg Pro Gly Ser1 5 10 15Ser Val Lys Ile Ser Cys Lys Ala Ser Gly Tyr Ala Phe Ser Ser Phe 20 25 30Trp Val Asn Trp Val Lys Gln Arg Pro Gly Gln Gly Leu Glu Trp Ile 35 40 45Gly Gln Ile Tyr Pro Gly Asp Gly Asp Asn Lys Tyr Asn Gly Lys Phe 50 55 60Lys Gly Lys Ala Thr Leu Thr Ala Asp Lys Ser Ser Thr Thr Ala Tyr65 70 75 80Met Gln Leu Tyr Ser Leu Thr Ser Glu Asp Ser Ala Val Tyr Phe Cys 85 90 95Ala Arg Ser Gly Asn Tyr Pro Tyr Ala Met Asp Tyr Trp Gly Gln Gly 100 105 110Thr Ser Val Thr Val Ser Ser Ala Lys Thr Thr Ala Pro Ser Val Tyr 115 120 125Pro Leu Ala Pro Val Cys Gly Gly Thr Thr Gly Ser Ser Val Thr Leu 130 135 140Gly Cys Leu Val Lys Gly Tyr Phe Pro Glu Pro Val Thr Leu Thr Trp145 150 155 160Asn Ser Gly Ser Leu Ser Ser Gly Val His Thr Phe Pro Ala Val Leu 165 170 175Gln Ser Gly Leu Tyr Thr Leu Ser Ser Ser Val Thr Val Thr Ser Ser 180 185 190Thr Trp Pro Ser Gln Thr Ile Thr Cys Asn Val Ala His Pro Ala Ser 195 200 205Ser Thr Lys Val Asp Lys Lys Ile Glu Pro Arg 210 215 182 216 PRT Mus musculus 182Asp Val Val Leu Thr Gln Thr Pro Leu Ser Leu Pro Val Asn Ile Gly1 5 10 15Asp Gln Ala Ser Ile Ser Cys Lys Ser Thr Lys Ser Leu Leu Asn Ser 20 25 30Asp Gly Phe Thr Tyr Leu Gly Trp Cys Leu Gln Lys Pro Gly Gln Ser 35 40 45Pro Gln Leu Leu Ile Tyr Leu Val Ser Asn Arg Phe Ser Gly Val Pro 50 55 60Asp Arg Phe Ser Gly Ser Gly Ser Gly Thr Asp Phe Thr Leu Lys Ile65 70 75 80Ser Arg Val Glu Ala Glu Asp Leu Gly Val Tyr Tyr Cys Phe Gln Ser 85 90 95Asn Tyr Leu Pro Leu Thr Phe Gly Ser Gly Thr Lys Leu Glu Ile Lys 100 105 110Arg Ala Asp Ala Ala Pro Thr Val Ser Ile Phe Pro Pro Ser Ser Glu 115 120 125Gln Leu Thr Ser Gly Gly Ala Ser Val Val Cys Phe Leu Asn Asn Phe 130 135 140Tyr Pro Lys Asp Ile Asn Val Lys Trp Lys Ile Asp Gly Ser Glu Arg145 150 155 160Gln Asn Gly Val Leu Asn Ser Trp Thr Asp Gln Asp Ser Lys Asp Ser 165 170 175Thr Tyr Ser Met Ser Ser Thr Leu Thr Leu Thr Lys Asp Glu Tyr Glu 180 185 190Trp His Asn Ser Tyr Thr Cys Glu Ala Thr His Lys Thr Ser Thr Ser 195 200 205Pro Ile Val Lys Ser Phe Asn Arg 210 215 183 216 PRT Homo sapiens 183Asp Val Leu Met Thr Gln Thr Pro Leu Ser Leu Pro Val Ser Leu Gly1 5 10 15Asp Gln Ala Ser Ile Ser Cys Lys Ser Ser Gln Ser Ile Val His Ser 20 25 30Ser Gly Asn Thr Tyr Phe Glu Trp Tyr Leu Gln Lys Pro Gly Gln Ser 35 40 45Pro Lys Leu Leu Ile Tyr Lys Val Ser Asn Arg Phe Ser Gly Val Pro 50 55 60Asp Arg Phe Ser Gly Ser Gly Ser Gly Thr Asp Phe Thr Leu Lys Ile65 70 75 80Ser Arg Val Glu Ala Glu Asp Leu Gly Val Tyr Tyr Cys Phe Gln Gly 85 90 95Ser His Ile Pro Phe Thr Phe Gly Ser Gly Thr Lys Leu Glu Ile Lys 100 105 110Arg Ala Asp Ala Ala Pro Thr Val Ser Ile Phe Pro Pro Ser Ser Glu 115 120 125Gln Leu Thr Ser Gly Gly Ala Ser Val Val Cys Phe Leu Asn Asn Phe 130 135 140Tyr Pro Lys Asp Ile Asn Val Lys Trp Lys Ile Asp Gly Ser Glu Arg145 150 155 160Gln Asn Gly Val Leu Asn Ser Trp Thr Asp Gln Asp Ser Lys Asp Ser 165 170 175Thr Tyr Ser Met Ser Ser Thr Leu Thr Leu Thr Lys Asp Glu Tyr Glu 180 185 190Trp His Asn Ser Tyr Thr Cys Glu Ala Thr His Lys Thr Ser Thr Ser 195 200 205Pro Ile Val Lys Ser Phe Asn Arg 210 215

Claims

1. A humanized monoclonal antibody or an antigen-binding fragment thereof, which selectively binds to SEQ ID NO: 140, and which inhibits the binding of Fas ligand and Fas antigen.

2. The antibody or an antigen-binding fragment thereof according to claim 1, wherein the in vitro inhibition of the binding of Fas ligand and Fas antigen results in the inhibition of apoptosis of Fas antigen-expressing cells.

3. The antibody or an antigen-binding fragment thereof according to claim 1, which can inbibit in vitro apoptosis by an apoptosis inhibition rate of 90% or above at an immunoglobulin concentration of 0.06 μg/ml or above, wherein the apoptosis inhibition rate is defined as a viable rate of target cells to which the immunoglobulin was added in the cytotoxic reaction assay comprising the steps of:reacting both effector molecules which are the soluble Fas ligand at an effective concentration of 4.6 μg/ml prepared from the supernatant of culture of cells transfected with the Fas ligand gene, and target cells which are the cells transfected with the Fas gene, in a 100 μl reaction system on a 96-well plate; and 16 hours thereafter determining the viable rate of the target cells.

4. The antibody or an antigen-binding fragment thereof according to claim 1 which has in vitro apoptosis-inhibitory activity which is equal to or higher than the original donor immunoglobulin of the antibody or the antigen-binding fragment thereof.

5. The antibody or an antigen-binding fragment thereof according to claim 1, which, at an effective concentration of 0.01-8 μg/ml, has higher in vitro apoptosis-inhibitory activity than a Fas-Ig chimeric molecule at the same concentration.

6. The antibody or an antigen-binding fragment thereof according to claim 1, which comprises a dimer of light chain and heavy chain, both of which contain a complementary determining region which are referred to as CDRs, and a human framework region, wherein the CDRs are obtained from a donor immunoglobulin other than the one from which the human framework region is obtained.

7. The antibody or an antigen-binding fragment thereof according to claim 6, wherein the amino acid sequence of the framework region of the acceptor human immunoglobulin shows at least 60% homology to that of the donor immunoglobulin.

8. The antibody or an antigen-binding fragment thereof according to claim 1, wherein the amino acid sequences of CDR1, CDR2, and CDR3 in the heavy chain of the immunoglobulin are the sequences of SEQ ID NO:1, SEQ ID NO:2, and SEQ ID NO:3, respectively, and the amino acid sequence of CDR1, CDR2, and CDR3 in the light chain of the immunoglobulin are the sequences of SEQ ID NO:4, SEQ ID NO:5, and SEQ ID NO:6, respectively.

9. The antibody or an antigen-binding fragment thereof according to claim 1, wherein the donor immunoglobulin is mouse NOK2 antibody which is produced by the hybridoma under Accession No FERM BP-5045.