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. 2001 Jul;183(14):4386–4388. doi: 10.1128/JB.183.14.4386-4388.2001

TABLE 2.

Amino acid substitutions and kinetic parameters (Ktapp and Vmax) of products of mutated FCY2 allelesa

FCY2 allele No. of selected alleles Amino acid replacement(s) Transport parameters
ADE
CYT
HYP
GUA
Ktapp Vmax Ktapp Vmax Ktapp Vmax Ktapp Vmax
Wild type 1.2 175 2.3 240 2.5 200 1.6 220
paC-A 6 S369F 2.8 305 26 780 14 115 12.5 110
paC-B 1 T370N 1.4 86 18 59 16.5 12 9.4 11
pcM-A 31 N377I 16 248 36.5 1,750 25 437 28.2 99
pcM-B 10 N377T 0.67 58 9 453 14.1 147 20.3 57
pcM-C 7 G280A 9.5 35 13.5 380 13.2 33 13.5 64
paC-C 1 I371V, I375V, N377G, V478A 2.8 250 25 605 23.2 65 10 27
pcM-D 1 I371V, I375V, N377G 3.1 288 30 735 17.6 48 28.8 57
pcM-E 1 A335S, I371V, I375V, N377G, S441A, F447I 2.9 253 27.7 495 15.8 38 70 107
a

paC-type mutated alleles are from CYTr mutants of strain RW123, and pcM-type alleles are from 5MeCr mutants of strain RW126. Ktapp values are apparent Michaelis constants of transport (micromolar). Vmax values are maximal rates of uptake expressed in picomoles of incorporated substrate per 107 cells per minute. Ktapp and Vmax values were determined as described by Brèthes et al. (3), with seven concentrations of radiolabeled substrate. Experiments were performed in duplicate. 

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