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. 2018 Sep 11;293(43):16778–16790. doi: 10.1074/jbc.RA118.005024

Table 1.

Summary of results obtained by assessing the role of the covarying residues Gln49 and Arg104 in CcmC and CcmE, respectively (42), by mutagenesis on the entire E. coli System I operon and subsequent quantification of the relative amounts of holo-CcmE and exogenously expressed cytochrome c550 produced in vivo

For several variants, levels of holo-c550 were assessed first. WT amounts of c550 indicate that the mutation has no effect on the maturation process; in these cases, quantification of holo-CcmE was omitted (entries marked with — in the “Holo-CcmE level” column).

Variant Holo-c550 level Holo-CcmE level
Q49A-CcmC WT level Small increase
R104A-CcmE WT level WT level
Q49A-CcmC/R104A-CcmE No holo-c550 Holo-CcmE accumulation
Q49R-CcmC/R104Q-CcmE WT level
Q49E-CcmC WT level
Q49I-CcmC/R104I-CcmE WT level
Q49S-CcmC WT level
R104S-CcmE WT level
Q49S-CcmC/R104S-CcmE WT level
Q49C-CcmC WT level
R104C-CcmE WT level
Q49C-CcmC/R104C-CcmE WT level
Q49A-CcmC/R104V-CcmE No holo-c550 Holo-CcmE accumulation
Q49V-CcmC/R104A-CcmE No holo-c550 Holo-CcmE accumulation
Q49V-CcmC/R104V-CcmE No holo-c550 Holo-CcmE accumulation
Q49K-CcmC/R104A-CcmE WT level