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Table 3 List of predicted mutations for the bacteriophage T4 lysozyme (PDB ID: 2LZM)

From: Proteus: An algorithm for proposing stabilizing mutation pairs based on interactions observed in known protein 3D structures

Predicted

Experimental

Mutations suggested

Template

ΔΔGp

Mutation validated

ΔΔGea

Source

PDB/chain

R1

R2

S44K/K48N

3lk4-W

K237

N241

− 0.432

S44K

− 0.2

[25]

K147E/T151Y

3ub9-A

E48

Y52

−0.415

K147E

−0.1

[26]

N40R/S44W

1w35-A

R163

W167

− 0.41

S44W

− 0.05

[25]

S44Q/K48Y

1c27-A

Q130

Y134

−0.201

S44Q

−0.27

[25]

  1. Mutations predicted by Proteus (left). Mutations with experimental evidence (right). R1: first amino acid residue from the template where the mutation pair was extracted; R2: second amino acid residue from the template where the mutation pair was extracted; ΔΔG: Gibbs free energy variation (ΔΔGp: predicted; ΔΔGe: experimental). The predicted mutations are available at http://proteus.dcc.ufmg.br/result/id/SYLX52 (details were included in the supplementary material: Tables S6 and S11). a ΔΔGe was multiplied for − 1 because of ProTherm uses a different ΔΔG definition when compared to MAESTRO. ProTherm considers positive values of ΔΔG as stabilizing, while MAESTRO considers negative values of ΔΔG as stabilizing. While one of them uses ΔG = Gfolded-Gunfolded, the other uses ΔG = Gunfolded-Gfolded