Closed andrrizzi closed 6 years ago
It's very possible this is a typo. The value matches that in [19]?
Apologies, I somehow missed this when you submitted it.
It's very possible this is a typo. The value matches that in [19]?
Correct! However, I believe that the free energy for phenol used [19] was taken from [224] so I'm not 100% sure about its original provenience.
Yes, you're right, @andrrizzi -- the value for catechol comes from [19]. That's why it's not listed in the Shoichet lab lysozyme take-aways page, as their spreadsheet has not been updated since this data was published.
I'll do a PR to correct. Thanks.
The reference for the binding free energy of catechol to T4 L99A/M102Q in Table VIII is indicated to be [224]. I took a look at the original paper to figure out buffer conditions, but I couldn't find a reference to ITC measurements with catechol (see Table 3 in [224]). Also, in the benchmark sets paper, catechol is the only compound coming from [224] with an error associated with the experimental binding free energy.
Is it possible that this is a typo? It could be that the value comes from [19] instead.