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Fig. 10

From: Convert your favorite protein modeling program into a mutation predictor: “MODICT”

Fig. 10

3D models of wildtype and mutated biotinidase. a. 3D biotinidase model generated by I-TASSER (A, left). Pink residues (57–363) designate the CN-Hydrolase domain whereas the blue residues (1-41) designate the signal peptide. Effect of p.R209C and p.H447R mutations on protein structure (a, middle, right). Btd WT (left) is compared to p.R209C (middle) and p.H447R (right) in means of changes in secondary structure (no change, black; helix to strand, light green; strand to helix, dark green; helix to coil, light red; strand to coil, dark red; coil to strand or helix, green). The mutated R209 and H447 residues are depicted with blue Van Der Waals radii and their POLYPHEN2/SIFT scores and residual enzyme activity are indicated. Comparison of MODICT scores and residual enzyme activity, b. MODICT scores from models generated by I-TASSER (negative control, 0.096 ; p.R209C, 0.266 ; p.H447R, 0.584) and PHYRE2 (negative control, 0.301 ; p.R209C, 0.504 ; p.H447R, 1.102) were compared with experimentally measured enzyme activity (wildtype 263eu, p.R209C, 91eu, p.H447R, 61eu) scaled to 1. Ratios of MODICT scores and [1/enzyme activity] are in concordance with each other. (W = wildtype, W R = refined wildtype)

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