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. 2011 Feb 1;108(7):2897–2902. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1017087108

Table 1.

Location and reported functional consequences of surface-exposed aHUS-associated mutations within FH19–20 and C3d part of C3b

Reported functional defects*
Location in FH19–20:C3d Mutations FH–C3b/d FH–heparin
aHUS mutations on FH19–20 surface
 FH19 site Asp1119Gly
 FH19 site Tyr1142Asp/Cys nt nt
 FH20 site Arg1182Ser
 FH20 site Trp1183Leu
 FH20 site Thr1184Arg
 FH20 site Arg1203Trp
 FH20 site Gly1204Glu nt nt
 Heparin site? Gly1194Asp nt nt
 Heparin site Arg1206Cys
 Heparin site Arg1210Cys
 Heparin site Arg1215Gln/Gly
 Next to heparin site? Leu1189Arg
 Next to heparin site? Glu1198Ala
aHUS mutations on C3d surface
 C3dFH19 Asp122Asn
 C3dFH19 Gln168Lys
 C3dFH20 Arg49Leu nt
 C3dFH20 Ala101Val
 Next to C3dFH19 Ile164Thr nt

*Details of functional analyses and references are found in Tables S2 and S3. ↓, binding diminished because of the mutation; ↔, no effect; ↑, enhanced binding; nt, not tested.

Mutants discussed in this report. Buried mutations likely to disrupt the fold are not listed: Val1134Gly, Glu1135Asp, Trp1157Arg, Cys1163Trp, Val1168Glu, Ile1169Leu, Ile1170Val, Ser1191Leu/Trp, Val1197Ala, Phe1199Ser, and Pro1226Ser for FH19–20 and Cys165Trp for the C3d part of C3b.

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