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. 2007 Oct 19;6(12):2365–2375. doi: 10.1128/EC.00275-07

TABLE 2.

New mutations characterized in palIa

Allele Truncating mutations
Missense mutations
DNA change Protein DNA change Substitution
palI320 ΔC64-T71 L22fs
palI304 T67A + ΔC69-C70 S23fs
palI315 ΔC83-G93 P28fs
palI309 DT84-T90 P28fs
palI303 85 insA I29fs
palI312 A91T K31stop
palI321 T96C + ΔA97 S32fs
palI317 T137C + G139T + ΔG140 G47fs(F46S)
palI314 ΔT274 F76fs
palI310 ΔT342-C343 F98fs
palI300 ΔA414 L122fs
palI311 T413G L122stop
palI308 ΔT470-T477 L141fs
palI313 ΔT498 H150fs
palI316 G516insA I157fs
palI307 T74A I25K
palI322 C77T S26L
palI306 G130A G44R
palI319 A326C H93P
a

Nucleotide numbering starts from the A in the initiation codon of the genomic palI sequence (GenBank entry AJ007629). The abbreviation fs indicates a frameshift, while stop denotes a nonsense codon. In contrast to the null phenotype of the palI30 (G47D) mutation, all four missense mutations listed here retain some residual activity.