Table 1.
Compilation of some well-characterized missense BRCA1-BRCT mutations and their possible deleterious effects on the structure and function of the BRCT protein.
| Mutation | Gene Location | Variant Significance | Effect on BRCT | Reference | 
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lys1702 Thr | c.5105A>C | Unknown | Destabilize the interaction with Ser group of BACH1/CtIP proteins. | [28] | 
| Arg1699Pro | c.5096G>C | Likely pathogenic and uncertain significance | Affect residues in the surface cleft of BRCT domain structure. Disrupt interaction with pSer990 in BACH1 protein: a 20-fold lower binding affinity. | [16] | 
| Val 1696 Leu | c.5086G>C | Uncertain significance | Affect the interaction between BRCT domain BACH1 protein (50% reductions in BACH1 binding in rat). | [29] | 
| Ala1708Glu Met1775Arg | c.5123C>A c.5324T>G | Pathogenic | Ablate the double-strand break repair and transcription function of BRCA1. Destabilize the BRCT fold. Inhibit BRCT interactions with histone deacetylases BACH1, and the transcriptional co-repressor CtIP. | [30] | 
| Gly1763Val Leu1786Pro | 5407 G>T 5476 T>C | Pathogenic Pathogenic | These mutations are far away from the interaction site between BRCA1 and its phosphor-ligands, which may at least partially explain why these two mutants have no deleterious effect on BRCA1 function. | [15] | 
| Tyr 1853 Asn | c.5558A>G | Pathogenic/Likely pathogenic | Deleterious impact on protein structure and function. Impact phosphopeptide binding | [9] |