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. 2004 May 6;23(10):2047–2058. doi: 10.1038/sj.emboj.7600221

Table 2.

Summary of congenital ChAT mutations

Amino-acid change (human) Corresponding residue (rat) Effect on ChAT activity Reference Likely structural effect of mutation
V194L V86 ND Maselli et al (2003) Alter AcCoA- and choline-binding sites
L210P L102 ↑↑Km AcCoA, ↑↑Km chol, ↓kcat Ohno et al (2001) and Maselli et al (2003) Alter active site and choline-binding site
P211A P103 ↑↑Km AcCoA, ↑kcat Ohno et al (2001) and Maselli et al (2003) Alter active site and choline-binding site
I305T I197 Km AcCoA, ↓E Ohno et al (2001) Destabilize fold, distant from active and binding sites
I336T I228 ND Schmidt et al (2003) Destabilize fold, distant from active and binding sites
R420C R312 ↑↑Km AcCoA, ↑↑Km chol, ↑kcat, ↓E Ohno et al (2001) Destabilize fold, distant from active and binding sites
E441K E333 No activity, ↓E Ohno et al (2001) Alter active site and choline-binding site
R482G R374 Km AcCoA Ohno et al (2001) Alter extended open coil, distant from binding sites
S498L S390 Km AcCoA Ohno et al (2001) Effect not apparent, distant from active and binding sites
V506L V398 Km AcCoA Ohno et al (2001) and Maselli et al (2003) Effect not apparent, distant from active and binding sites
R560H R452 ↑↑Km AcCoA, ↑↑Km cholkcat Ohno et al (2001) Alter AcCoA-binding site
S694C
S586
ND
Maselli et al (2003)
Alter choline-binding site
Residue numbers in humans are based on the 82 kDa version of ChAT.
kcat: catalytic constant; KmAcCoA and Kmchol: Michaelis–Menten constants for the substrates acetyl coenzyme A and choline; E: expression level in COS cells (Ohno et al, 2001); ↑: increase in the value of kinetic constant; ↑↑: large increase in the value of kinetic constant; ↓: decrease in the value of kinetic constant or expression level; ND: kinetic constants and expression level not determined.