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. 2012 Apr 6;7(4):e34541. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0034541

Table 3. Kinetic characterisation of GCK-MODY mutations.

GCK-GST S0.5 [mmol/L] Hill number ATPKm [mmol/L] Kcat S0.5 [s−1] Relative Activity Index (RAI)
WT 7.69±0.10 1.67±0.01 0.44±0.01 65.78±0.84 1
I110N 14.87±0.25 1.37±0.03 0.03±<0.01 3.07±0.04 0.02
V200A** 78.3±0.97 1.28±0.01 0.69±0.07 56.85±0.81 0.01
N204D NO NO 5.42±0.10 NO NO
V244G* 12.77±0.33 1.52±0.02 0.4±0.01 75.71±1.36 0.43
G258R NO NO NO NO NO
G223S 16.5±0.16 1.46±0.02 0.47±0.01 74.45±1.63 0.25
L315H 8.09±0.06 1.67±0.01 0.50±0.01 69.21±0.63 0.89
F419S# 161.50±1.64 1.12±0.01 6.14±0.23 82.10±0.80 <0.01
I436N 7.84±0.25 1.66±0.02 0.50±0.03 73.77±0.73 1.07

Data are given as mean ±SEM measured in n≥12 experiments. GCK-GST enzymes were prepared as 3 (WT)/2 (G258R)/1 (others) independent protein expressions. Glucose S0.5 values were normally measured in the glucose range 0–100 mmol/L with 5 mmol/L ATP, however for some mutant enzymes the glucose range was increased to 0–300 mmol/L (*), 0–600 mmol/L (**), or 0–1000 mmol/L with 25 mmol/L ATP (#).

NO = data not obtainable due to the severity of the kinetic inactivation which prevented the data from reaching a plateau even with a 10-fold increase in glucose concentration.