Supplementary Information for the Paper:
Comment on 'Improving protein circular dichroism calculations in the far-ultraviolet through reparametrizing the amide chromophore' [J. Chem. Phys. 109, 782-788 (1998)].R.W.Woody & N. Sreerama, J. Chem. Phys. 1999.
The transition parameters used in the calculation:
Amide: For the two pp* transitions (NV1 and NV2), experimental transition moments (Clark, 1995) were used. The monopole charges for the np* and for transitions connecting the np* and pp* excited states were calculated from INDO/S wave functions (Ridley & Zerner, 1973) for N-methyl acetamide.
The correlation between the calculated and experimental CD at 190 nm and 220 nm for the 23 proteins. The plots of CD at 190 and 220 nm are also shown.
CD spectra of 23 proteins: CD spectra were computed using INDO/S parameters for the amide chromophore and parameters described in Grishina & Woody (Faraday Discuss., 1994, 99, 245-262) for aromatic side-chains, are compared with experimental spectra.
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Plot of Calculated and Experimental CD for 23 proteins at 190 and 220 nm.

Comparison of CD Spectra calculated with only amide transitions (dotted curve) and with amide and aromatic side-chain transitions (dashed curve) with experiment (solid curve). The PDB code of the crystal structure used in the calculation is also given. (Please Click on the Name of the Protein )
Proteins:
| 1. a-chymotrypsinogen | 2. alcohol dehydrogenase | 3. a-chymotrypsin | 4. concanavalin A |
| 5. carbonic anhydrase | 6. cytochrome c | 7. elastase | 8. glutathione reductase |
| 9. hemoglobin | 10. l-immunoglobulin | 11. lactate dehydrogenase | 12. lysozyme |
| 13. myoglobin | 14. papain | 15. rhodanase | 16. ribonuclease A |
| 17. ribonuclease S | 18. subtilisin | 19. superoxide dismutase | 20. thermolysin |
| 21. triosephosphate isomerase | 22. trypsin inhibitor | 23. trypsin |