BGC0000046: depudecin biosynthetic gene cluster from Alternaria brassicicola
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Location: 1 - 25,000 nt. (total: 25,000 nt).
This entry is originally from NCBI GenBank FJ977165.1.

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General information about the BGC
MIBiG accession BGC0000046
Short description depudecin biosynthetic gene cluster from Alternaria brassicicola
Status Quality: questionable
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Status: active
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Completeness: complete
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Biosynthetic class(es)
  • PKS (Iterative type I)
Loci
FJ977165.1
via Knock-out studies
Compounds
  • depudecin
Species Alternaria brassicicola [taxonomy]
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depudecin Evidence:
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C11H16O4
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Identifiers Position Product Functions Evidence Extra
  • ACZ57550.1
  • DEP1
 1268 - 2377 (-) hypothetical protein
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    • ACZ57545.1
    • DEP2
    		 2841 - 4622 (+) Monooxygenase
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    • ACZ57546.1
    • DEP3
    		 5198 - 7358 (-) predicted MFS transporter
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      • ACZ57547.1
      • DEP4
      		 7885 - 9848 (-) Monooxygenase
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      • ACZ57548.1
      • DEP5
      		 11125 - 18528 (+) polyketide synthase
      • Scaffold biosynthesis
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      • ACZ57549.1
      • DEP6
      		 19449 - 21753 (-) Transcription factor
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      • Knock-out
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      Annotation changelog

      Entry version: 3

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      2022-10-07
      Update chemical activity to schema version 2.11
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      Entry version: 2

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      2019-10-16
      Migrated from v1.4
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      2019-10-16
      Updated compound(s) information (NPAtlas curation)
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      Entry version: 1

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      2015-06-12
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