Difference in mass resulting from the change of a single aminoacid

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
0 Leu->Ile
Gln->Lys
Lys->Glu
Ile->Asn
Gln->Glu
Asn->Asp
  Lys->Met Pro->Thr         Gln->His
10 Ser->Pro   Thr->Ile Thr->Asn Gly->Ala
Val->Leu
Val->Ile
Asp->Glu
Ser->Thr
Asn->Lys
Leu->Gln
Ile->Lys
Val->Asp
Ala->Ser
Phe->Tyr
Pro->Leu
Ser->Cys
  Ile->Met
Leu->Met
His->Arg
20     Asp->His Asn->His Leu->His Met->Arg His->Tyr
Ala->Pro
Ser->Leu
Ser->Ile
Ser->Asn
Thr->Lys
Lys->Arg
Gln->Arg
Ala->Val
 
30 Val->Glu
Gly->Ser
Ala->Thr
Arg->Trp
Thr->Met
Pro->Gln Val->Met   Leu->Phe
Ile->Phe
         
40 Pro->His   Gly->Val Leu->Arg
Ile->Arg
Ala->Asp
Cys->Phe
  Gly->Cys   Val->Phe
Asp->Tyr
Asn->Tyr
50       Cys->Arg   Thr->Arg     Gly->Asp
Ala->Glu
Pro->Arg
60 Cys->Tyr
Ser->Phe
                Ser->Arg
70     Gly->Glu Leu->Trp     Ser->Tyr      
80       Cys->Trp            
90                   Gly->Arg
Ser->Trp
120                   Gly->Trp

The mass of normal alpha chain is 15126.3 Da and that of the normal beta chain 15867.5, the changes induced by single point mutations are given above (only those allowed by the genetic code are given). As an example the change from Asp to His will increase the normal mass by 22 units and the reverse change will decrease the mass by the same amount.