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. 2020 Jul 7;18:1852–1863. doi: 10.1016/j.csbj.2020.06.043

Table 4.

Comparison of biophysical and functional properties of two phosphomimetic cytochrome c mutants with respect to the native phosphorylated protein.

in vivo pY48 Cc
[110], [96]
Y48E Cc
[154], [126]
Y48pCMF Cc
[144], [116]
Detection by anti-pTyr Yes No
[154], [126]
No
[144], [116]
E’0, pH 7.0 (mV) 192.0 ± 5.0
[154], [126]
187.3 ± 0.8
[162], [130]
208.5 ± 0.3
[144], [116]
Alkaline transition (pKa) 7.0
[162], [130]
6.3
[144], [116]
Oxygen consumption, Vmax (% of diminished capacity) 50% 30%
[154], [126]
60%
[114], [100]
CcO activity, Km values (μM) 3.0 3.7
[154], [126]
Caspase activity Unable to activate caspase-3 [154], [126]
Decrease by 60% (ca.) compared to WT
[162], [130]
Decrease by 47.7% compared to WT
[114], [100]
Bound to cardiolipin 30% lower affinity
[154], [126]
27% more affinity
[114], [100]
Peroxidase activity Cc peroxidase activity only inducible at high cardiolipin concentration
[154], [126]
Larger than WT in the absence of CL
[162], [130]
In the absence of CL, the mutant shows 3 times more activity than WT [114], [100]
In the presence of CL, the peroxidase activity increases twice as much as in the absence of CL
[114], [100]

: Not available.