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Supplementary Material: Clustering AnanlysisWe used clustering analysis tool of GROMACS (g_cluster)1 to explore the conformation
heterogeneity in the ensemble of protein structures generated by computer simulation. TheGROMOS
clustering algorithm described by Daura et al.2 with a C RMSD cut-off was used to determine the structurally similar clusters. To choose a reasonable RMSD cut-off, first, we varied the C RMSD cut-off between 0.10 to 0.15 in steps of 0.01 and performed clustering analysis for each RMSD cut-off value. For 0.10 nm RMSD cut-off, we found three dominant clusters consisting ~50 % of the total protein structures, and for 0.15 nm RMSD cut-off, only a single dominant cluster consisting ~75% of total protein structures. In this work, we chose a C RMSD cut-off of 0.12 nm. For this choice of cut-off, we found three dominant clusters holding ~73% of total protein structures. Ramachandran maps of the central protein structure (structure with the maximum number of neighbors) of these clusters are shown in Fig. 1S. It is evident from the figure that all the three clusters share the characteristics of both PPII helix and Figure -1S. Ramachandran map of the central protein structure of the (a) largest (b) second largest and (c) third largest clusters. These clusters consist approximately 30, 23 and 20 % of the total protein structures,respectively. References - 1.B. Hess, C. Kutzner, D. van der Spoel, E. Lindahl, J. Chem. Theory Comput. 2008, 4,