D866G

Category 4 — Stable Fold, Function DisruptedUncertain significanceLumenal · predictedσ-1 candidateSource card

Aspartic acid → Glycine at position 866 · C-terminal ER-lumenal (calcium binding, calmodulin, chaperone) · WFS1 (Wolframin)

Interactive 3D Structure

Wild-type reference

Wild-type D866 — ionic bond to K862

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DynaMut2 mutant · D866G

Mutant G866 — ionic bond to K862 lost (5 contacts lost)

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Bond changes · DynaMut2 interaction analysis

5 lost1 gained6 preserved

Interaction type	Wild-type partner	Mutant partner	Status
Ionic bond	K862	—	Lost
Hydrogen bond	K862	—	Lost
Hydrogen bond	E864	—	Lost
Hydrogen bond	S869	S869	Preserved
Hydrogen bond	T870	T870	Preserved
Polar contact	K862	—	Lost
Polar contact	E864	E864	Preserved
Polar contact	R868	—	Lost
Polar contact	S869	S869	Preserved
Polar contact	T870	T870	Preserved
Van der Waals	R868	R868	Preserved
Van der Waals	—	T870	Gained

Lost / gained / preserved interatomic contacts at the variant residue, from the DynaMut2 (Arpeggio) interaction analysis of the wild-type and energy-minimized mutant structures.

Computational Predictions

DynaMut2 ΔΔG

-0.30kcal/mol

Destabilising — mild

AlphaMissense

0.535

ambiguous

AlphaFold pLDDT

model confidence

Schema

Cat 4

Category 4 — Stable Fold, Function Disrupted

Clinical Evidence

ClinVar classificationUncertain significance

Review statuscriteria provided, single submitter

Associated conditions—

Population frequency (gnomAD v4)Ultra-rare · AF 0.000068%

cDNA changec.2597A>G

ClinVar accessionVCV001421217

Last evaluated2022/11/08 00:00

Observed at very low frequency in gnomAD.

Full Variant Card

WFS1 Wolframin — D866G Variant Card

Molecular Atlas Pilot · RareResearch.AI · Generated by wolfram-variant-card skill

Aspartic acid → Glycine at position 866. C-terminal ER-lumenal (calcium binding. ClinVar Uncertain significance, AlphaMissense 0.535, DynaMut2 ΔΔG -0.30 kcal/mol (destabilising).

Identity

Field	Value
Variant	D866G (p.Aspartic acid866Glycine)
DNA change	c.2597A>G
Gene · Protein	WFS1 · Wolframin (890 aa)
UniProt	O76024 · WFS1_HUMAN
ClinVar accession	VCV001421217
Amino acid change	Aspartic acid (D) → Glycine (G)

Structural Context

Field	Value
AlphaFold model	AF-O76024-F1, v6
pLDDT at residue 866	63.50 — confident
Domain	C-terminal ER-lumenal (calcium binding, calmodulin, chaperone)
Position context	C-terminal lumenal domain · position 866 projects into the ER lumen
IDR flag	No — pLDDT above 50 threshold

UniProt features at this position:

(none catalogued)

Position 866 sits in the C-terminal lumenal domain (residues 653–869), wolframin's largest soluble region. This domain projects into the ER lumen and is implicated in calcium handling, ER stress sensing, and protein–protein interactions with ATF6 and Na+/K+ ATPase β1. The wild-type residue is negatively charged (aspartate — carboxylate); the mutant is small/flexible (glycine — backbone flexibility, no sidechain). The chemistry shift implies altered local packing, hydrogen-bonding, and/or electrostatics at this site.

Computational Predictions

AlphaMissense

Field	Value
am_pathogenicity	0.5351
am_class	ambiguous
Interpretation	Likely benign (threshold 0.564)

DynaMut2

Field	Value
ΔΔG (kcal/mol)	-0.3 (Destabilising)
Job ID	178094711697
Result URL	https://biosig.lab.uq.edu.au/dynamut2/results_prediction/178094711697

Clinical Evidence

Field	Value
Classification	Uncertain significance
Review status	criteria provided, single submitter
Last evaluated	2022/11/08 00:00
Inheritance	Inheritance pattern not specified in ClinVar entry; WFS1 has both AD and AR presentations.
WFS1 variant landscape	D866G is 1 of ~326 pathogenic-spectrum variants in WFS1 (out of 2,243 catalogued in ClinVar)

(no conditions catalogued)

Research Path Decision Tree

ΔΔG < 2  + binding site affected   →  CATEGORY 3 — docking experiments
ΔΔG 2–4                            →  CATEGORY 2 — pharmacological chaperones
ΔΔG > 4                            →  CATEGORY 1 — gene therapy
pLDDT < 50                         →  CATEGORY 5 — IDR, experimental only
Stable fold + functional site hit  →  CATEGORY 4 — site-specific docking

Final Schema Categorization

Category 4 — Stable Fold, Function Disrupted

<strong>Category 4 — Stable Fold, Function Disrupted</strong><br/><br/>|ΔΔG|=0.30 negligible. Likely site-specific functional disruption — docking strategy.

Why this card matters. Wolframin's fold survives this substitution (|ΔΔG|=0.30 kcal/mol). The pathogenic signal is real — AlphaMissense places it at 0.535. Protein still folds, but a specific local site is broken. Pharmacological chaperones and small-molecule binders are the rational therapeutic vector.

Files in this folder

AF-O76024-F1-model_v6.pdb — AlphaFold structure
D866G_molstar_viewer.html — interactive 3D viewer (auto-highlights position 866 with ball-and-stick + neighbors within 5Å)
D866G_variant_card.md — this card (source of truth)
D866G_variant_card.html — styled printable card
D866G_dynamut2_summary.html — clean offline DynaMut2 result card
dynamut2_result.json — structured result data
dynamut2_result_page.html — local snapshot of the Biosig result page (asset URLs absolutized)
D866G_wildtype_interactions.pse / D866G_mutant_interactions.pse — PyMOL sessions

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Therapeutic Strategy Handoff · prediction

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