TABLE 2

List of residues forming the NBD–NBD contact interface

Numbers refer to positions of these residues in BSEP. Those that are common to all ABC family members are shown in bold. Residues, which were mutated and characterized in this study, are shown in italics. Deviant residues are shown in the fourth and eighth columns.

Residue in BSEPMotifAmino AcidsAlternative Amino Acid (Transporter)Residue in BSEPMotifAmino AcidsAlternative Amino Acid (Transporter)
NBD1NBD2
457Walker ASN (B2, B3, B5)1115Walker ASN (B3)
458Walker AG1116Walker AG
502aQ-loopSG (B2, B3), P (B6, B7), E (B11)1161Q-loopQ
503Q-loopQ1162Q-loopED (B6, B7)
504Q-loopED (B6, B7)1220SignatureS
560SignatureSA (B3)1221SignatureGR (B11)
563SignatureQE (B6, B7)1222SignatureG
584Walker BED (B2), M (B11)1223SignatureQE (B6, B7, B11)
587D-loopS1226SignatureR
588D-loopAS (B7)1244Walker BE
589D-loopL1247D-loopS
590D-loopD1248D-loopAS (B7)
615H-loopHQ (B2)1250D-loopD
616H-loopRH (B2)1275H-loopH
617H-loopL1276H-loopR
1277H-loopL
  • a Depending on the rotamer, this residue is predicted to interact with either ICL4 or the Mg2+ ion.