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<td style="border-right:solid">Glutamic Acid</td>
 
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<td style="border-right:solid">Arginine</td>
 
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<td style="border-right:solid">Arginine</td>
 
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<td style="border-right:solid">Lysine</td>
 
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<td style="border-right:solid">Valine</td>
 
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Revision as of 15:32, 13 June 2012

Protocol

Further information can be found in the protocol.

Choosing mutations

mutant E285A A305E G123E R71H R71K K213E V278M A93A T277T P280P
known effect 1% activity in Ashkenazi Jews 0% activity in non-Ashkenazi 25% Canavan Disease not disease related Canavan Disease not disease related synonymous SNPs - not disease related synonymous SNPs - not disease related synonymous SNPs - not disease related
structural location helix - binding pocket loop C-terminus beta-sheet active site active site loop region loop region outer helix outer loop outer loop

Physico-chemical effects

TODO: Valine - Glutamic Acid - small-bulky-issue

Hydrophobicity: Kyte J, Doolittle RF (May 1982).Journal of Molecular Biology 157 (1): 105–32.
Volume: A.A. Zamyatin, Prog. Biophys. Mol. Biol., 24(1972)107-123
Pi: JC Biro, Theor Biol Med Model. 2006; 3: 15
Grantham Score: Grantham R (1974) Amino acid difference formula to help explain protein evolution. Science 185: 862–864
mutation Amino acid Hydrophobicity (and diff.) Volume [Å3] (and diff.) Isoelectric point pI(Charge) Grantham Score
E285A Glutamic Acid -3.5 (polar) 5.3 138.4 (bulky) 49.8 3.2 (negative) 2.8 107
Alanine 1.8 (nonpolar) 88.6 (tiny) 6.0 (neutral)
A305E Alanine 1.8 (nonpolar) 5.3 88.6 (tiny) 49.8 6.0 (neutral) 2.8 107
Glutamic Acid -3.5 (polar) 138.4 (bulky) 3.2 (negative)
G123E Glycine -0.4 (nonpolar) 3.1 60.1 (tiny) 78.3 6.0 (neutral) 2.8 98
Glutamic Acid -3.5 (polar) 138.4 (bulky) 3.2 (negative)
R71H Arginine -4.5 (polar) 1.3 173.4 (bulky) 20.2 10.8 (positive) 3.2 29
Histidine -3.2 (polar) 153.2 (bulky) 7.6 (neutral)
R71K Arginine -4.5 (polar) 0.6 173.4 (bulky) 4.8 10.8 (positive) 1.1 26
Lysine -3.9 (polar) 168.6 (bulky) 9.7 (positive)
K213E Lysine -3.9 (polar) 0.4 168.6 (bulky) 30.2 9.7 (positive) 6.5 26
Glutamic Acid -3.5 (polar) 138.4 (bulky) 3.2 (negative)
V278M Valine 4.2 (nonpolar) 2.3 140.0 (small) 22.9 6.0 (neutral) 0.3 21
Methionine 1.9 (nonpolar) 162.9 (bulky) 5.7 (neutral)


conservative (0-50), moderately conservative (51-100), moderately radical (101-150), or radical (≥151) according to the classification proposed by

E285A

Location

This amino acid is located at the end of helix in the binding pocket. Yet is it not involved in substrate binding. DSSP does not assign a state to E285.

physico-chemical properties

Glutamic acid and Alanine have different physico-chemical properties, which is represented in a moderate Grantham Score of 107. Whereas glutamic acid is negatively charged, alanine has no charge or polarity. Furthermore Alanine is much smaller than glutamic acid.

substitution matrices

In Blosum62 the substitution E --> A is scored -1. The lowest score in Blosum64, that represents a really unlikely mutation event is -4 and the highest score, that represents a likely mutation is 11. This means, that a substitution from E to A is very unlikely.


In PAM1 the substitution E --> A is scored 17 which means a muation probability of 0.17%. The worst score in Blosum62 is 0 for 0% mutation probability and the highest score is 56 for 0.56% mutation probability. A score in PAM1 expresses how probable a mutation from A to B will be, assuming the two proteins are 99% similar (1% AA mutations in both sequences). As we are just considering variations of the same protein within a family, this mutation is very unlikely.

PSSM

A305E

G123E

R71H

R71C

K213E

V278M

A93A

T277T

P280P

References

Henikoff, S. & Henikoff, J.G. (1992) "Amino acid substitution matrices from

   protein blocks." Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 89:10915-10919.