Task 8: Sequence-based mutation analysis
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Mutation selection
<figtable id="mutations">
mutations | ||
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nucleotide change | amino acid change | |
Val53Met | ||
His63Asp | ||
Arg67His | ||
Met97Ile | ||
Asn130Ser | ||
Glu168Gln | ||
Leu183Pro | ||
Thr217Ile | ||
Cys282Tyr | ||
Arg330Met |
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Mutation analysis results
<figtable id="summary">
reference | mutation | pyhsicochemical properties | strucural properties | conservation | prediction programms | consensus | |||||||
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from | to | pymol visualisation | secondary structure | substitution matrix | PSSM | MSA | SIFT | Polyphen2 | MutationTaster | SNAP | |||
Val53Met | brached chain, nonpolar, neutral charge | sulfur containing, nonpolar, neutral charge | |||||||||||
His63Asp | aromatic ring, basic polar, mainly neutral charge | acidic polar, negative charge | |||||||||||
Arg67His | |||||||||||||
Met97Ile | |||||||||||||
Asn130Ser | |||||||||||||
Glu168Gln | |||||||||||||
Leu183Pro | |||||||||||||
Thr217Ile | |||||||||||||
Cys282Tyr | |||||||||||||
Arg330Met | Could not be visualized because this resdiue is not contained in the the pdb structure. |
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All results from the mutation analysis are summarised in <xr id="summary"/>. Physicochemical properties are specified as characteristics of the aa, side chain polarity and charge.
Val53Met
The main effect of the change from valine to methonine is mainly due to the structure, because both aa are nonpolar and neutral. Methionine is linear and valine has a branched structure. As can be seen in the picture, this could lead to clashes with the alpha helix above the methionine.
His63Asp
This mutation is could be disease causing, because the basic aa histidine is replaced by the acidic aspartic acid. Besides, histidine is mainly neutral whereas the aspartic acid is negatively charged. But the pymol picture shows that residue 63 is located in a surface loop. Since both aa are not hydrophob, the implication of this aa exchange for the function of the protein is therefor not as severe as if this mutation would be located in the interior of the protein.