Hydrophobic core disruption |
V1833M |
V1833 in BRCT-C is completely inaccessible to solvent. It lies in the β4 strand, an edge strand of a four-stranded parallel beta sheet. The sidechain points inward towards the protein core. Valine is a β-branched residue that is more favored in β-strands than methionine and methionine is larger than valine, so this replacement likely disrupts the tight packing in the domain’s hydrophobic core. |
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No Evidence for Functional Impact |
Q1826H |
Q1826 in BRCT-C is on the protein surface and its sidechain points outward to the solvent. There are no known or predicting binding interactions at this position. |
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M1652I |
M1652 in BRCT-N is completely inaccessible to solvent. It lies in the β1 strand, an interior strand of a four-stranded parallel β-sheet. Isoleucine is a hydrophobic, β-branched residue that is more favored in β-strands than methionine. We expect that this replacement is benign with respect to BRCT function and may even have a protective, stabilizing effect in the presence of other destabilizing mutations. |