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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Jan 24.
Published in final edited form as: Biochemistry. 2015 Oct 8;54(41):6357–6368. doi: 10.1021/acs.biochem.5b00790

Table 3:

Summary of immediate structural consequences of mutants and their corresponding experimental folding free energy change. NC: No change, (−): decrease. Also, buried (Solvent Accessible Surface Area, SASA, %SASA<10) wild-type residues are marked in parenthesis under the SASA column (all others are exposed). Highlighted areas indicate the most pronounced structural effects in structure and folding free energy. For each mutation, two rows are provided when the mutational effects for 1QK9 (top row) and 3C2I (bottom row) are different.

Mutation Δ(H-Bond) Δ(Salt Bridge) Δ(SASA) (%) ΔΔG(kcal/mol)
T158M NC
(2 lost, 2 new)
NC NC 0.09
R133C 3 lost 1 lost NC
−10
0.29
R106W 4 lost, 3 new 2 lost NC (buried) −0.10
P152R 1 lost, 3 new NC
1 lost
NC 1.65
A140V NC NC 11
NC
−0.67
S134C NC NC 22
NC
1.32
R106Q 4 lost, 3 new 2 lost
3 lost
NC 0.13
D156E NC 1 lost, 1 new
2 lost
11
NC
0.92
R133H 3 lost, 1 new 1 lost
NC
NC
−22
0.39
L100V NC NC −10
NC
1.28
F155S NC
(2 lost, 1 new)
1 lost, 1 new
2 lost
28 (buried)
NC (buried)
0.41
T158A NC NC
1 lost
−11
−13
0.43
R111G 3 lost, 1 new 1 lost
2 lost
NC −0.54