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. 1999 Aug 3;96(16):8949–8954. doi: 10.1073/pnas.96.16.8949

Table 1.

Enzymatic activity and nature of product of mutant T4L

Mutant Active site residues*
Activity, halo assay Anomeric form of product
11 20 26
WT* Glu Asp Thr +++ α
T26D Asp + n.d.
T26E Glu Covalent adduct
T26Q Gln n.p.
T26H His ++ β
D20C Cys Thr +++ α
D20C/T26D Cys Asp + n.d.
D20C/T26E Cys Glu Covalent adduct
D20C/T26H Cys His ++ β
D20S Ser Thr + n.d.
D20T Thr + n.d.
D20A Ala ++ α
D20E Glu ++ α
D20N Asn n.p.
D20N/T26D Asn Asp n.p.
D20N/T26E Asn Glu n.p.
E11D Asp Asp Thr ++ α
E11D/T26E Asp Glu Covalent adduct
E11Q Gln Asp Thr n.p.
E11Q/T26E Gln Glu n.p.
E11N Asn Asp Thr n.p.
E11N/T26E Asn Glu n.p.
E11H His Asp Thr n.p.
E11H/T26E His Glu n.p.
E11H/T26H His His n.p.
E11H/D20C His Cys Thr n.p.

n.d.: Could not be detmined; n.p.: no product. 

*

Unnamed residues are as in WT. 

Mutants T26E, D20C/T26E, and E11D/T26E give double bands when purified by SDS/PAGE. In the case of T26E this was shown by MS to be caused by a mixture of the mutant protein plus the covalent adduct. The presence of the adduct is inferred but was not verified directly for D20C/T26E or E11D/T26E.