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Table 1.

Occurrence of various types of hydrogen bonds identified in two groups of proteins (Enzyme Classification, EC, 2.3 or 2.7) for three types of ligands.

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Figure 1.

Cumulative distributions of donor-acceptor distances determined for various types of intermolecular hydrogen bond donor-acceptor pairs identified in complexes of proteins with non-halogenated ligands, in which the ligand is either a hydrogen bond donor (A) or acceptor (B).

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Table 2.

Results of the Kruskal-Wallis (K-W) test in the analysis of the topology-dependent length of a hydrogen bond between a non-halogenated ligand (LH) and a protein: for each pair of hydrogen bond acceptor/donor pair the p-value for the null hypothesis that both distributions are identical was estimated according to the two-tailed multiple comparison.

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Figure 2.

Cumulative distributions of NH•••O (blue) and O•••HN (red) intermolecular hydrogen bonds identified in protein complexes with non-halogenated (A, LH), fluorinated (B, LF) and otherwise halogenated ligands (C, LX).

See Table 2 for details.

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Table 3.

Comparison of distributions of hydrogen bond lengths, calculated separately for fluorinated (LF), otherwise halogenated (LX), and non-halogenated ligands (LH), for the four most represented topologies of protein-ligand hydrogen bonds.

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Figure 3.

Effect of a halogen atom on cumulative distributions determined for the four most abundant types of hydrogen bond donor-acceptor pairs: NH•••O (A), OH•••O (B), N•••HN (C), and O•••HN (D), respectively.

The distributions estimated for non-halogenated (LH), fluorinated (LF) and other halogenated ligands (LX) are presented in black, blue and green, respectively. See Table 3 for details.

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