L382P
Category 3/4 — Most DruggableConflictingTransmembrane · predictedEditorialLeucine → Proline at position 382 in a connecting loop. ClinVar Conflicting including Wolfram-like syndrome. AlphaMissense 0.922, ΔΔG -0.40 (mild destabilising). Proline-introduction in a loop region.
Interactive 3D Structure
Bond changes · DynaMut2 interaction analysis
| Interaction type | Wild-type partner | Mutant partner | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hydrogen bond | T378 | T378 | Preserved |
| Hydrogen bond | D379 | — | Lost |
| Hydrogen bond | E385 | E385 | Preserved |
| Polar contact | T378 | T378 | Preserved |
| Polar contact | — | D379 | Gained |
| Polar contact | — | F384 | Gained |
| Polar contact | — | E385 | Gained |
| Polar contact | P386 | P386 | Preserved |
| Carbonyl | E385 | E385 | Preserved |
| Van der Waals | L380 | — | Lost |
| Van der Waals | F384 | — | Lost |
| Hydrophobic | L388 | — | Lost |
| Hydrophobic | V390 | — | Lost |
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
Clinical Evidence
Observed at very low frequency in gnomAD.
Structural Context
Position 382 sits in a connecting loop. Neighbors: ARG383 (2.5 Å — partner of R383H — not yet in Atlas), LEU381 (2.5 Å), GLU385 (3.6 Å — partner of E385K), THR378 (3.8 Å).
Replacing L382 with proline introduces a backbone kink in the loop. The R383 partner residue (with E385 forming a likely salt-bridge or H-bond network) experiences perturbed geometry. The |ΔΔG| of 0.40 reflects modest fold cost; AlphaMissense 0.922 + Wolfram-like confirm severe consequence.
Druggability Assessment
Mechanism: proline-induced backbone kink in the R383-E385 microregion. Therapeutic: same loop region (E385K adjacent).
Why this matters
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