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. 2015 Sep 14;10(9):e0136997. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0136997

Table 5. Summary of the suggested roles of individual Cys residues in AtSS1.

N.D. not determined.

Cys residues Observed effects for proteins Possible role of the Cys residue(s)
Reactivation (%) Vmax Km, fold change Redox sensitivity (%) Protein production
WT 85 100 1.00 77 Normal N.D.
C164S N.D. 36 1.33 80 N.D. Catalysis (possibly in acceptor binding). Redox regulatory disulfide with Cys545. Protein folding (intermediate disulfide with Cys265)
C209S 66 90 1.67 99 N.D. Protein folding. Alternative partner for Cys545, Cys164
C261S 70 95 2.44 99 N.D. Protein folding
C265S N.D. 13 0.96 98 N.D. Protein folding. Catalysis (rather indirect influence)
C442S 9.5 86 1.28 99 N.D. Protein folding. Critical for stability upon oxidation
C458S 35 88 1.32 99 N.D. Protein folding. Important for stability upon oxidation
C533S 44 93 1.41 99 N.D. Protein folding. Important for stability upon oxidation
C545S N.D. 38 9.7 55 N.D. Catalysis (binds glucose to be transferred to the acceptor). Redox regulatory disulfide with Cys164
C164S_C265S N.D. 5 4.22 59 Very low yield. Truncated protein Critical for protein folding
C164S_C545S 49 28 16.0 30 Low yield Main redox regulatory disulfide
C265S_C545S N.D. 9 11.0 69 Very low yield Catalysis (combinatorial effect of the two mutations)