BGC0001187: xenolozoyenone biosynthetic gene cluster from Glarea lozoyensis
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Location: 1 - 12,562 nt. (total: 12,562 nt).
This entry is originally from NCBI GenBank KM603664.1.

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General information about the BGC
MIBiG accession BGC0001187
Short description xenolozoyenone biosynthetic gene cluster from Glarea lozoyensis
Status Quality: questionable
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Status: active
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Completeness: partial
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Biosynthetic class(es)
  • NRPS (Type I)
  • PKS (Iterative type I)
Loci
KM603664.1
via Heterologous expression, Gene expression correlated with compound production
Compounds
  • xenolozoyenone
Species Glarea lozoyensis [taxonomy]
References
Chemical products information
xenolozoyenone Evidence: NMR, Mass spectrometry
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C17H23N1O4
List of genes involved in compound(s) production
Identifiers Position Product Functions Evidence Extra
  • AKL78824.1
  • glpks3
 499 - 9519 (+) GLPKS3
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    • AKL78825.1
    • glnrps7
    		 9546 - 12209 (+) GLNRPS7
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      Biosynthesis information

      Biosynthetic modules

      Name
      2
      Type
      nrps-type1
      Genes
      glnrps7
      Substrates
      glycine (evidence: Structure-based inference)
      Integrated Monomers
      Domains
      condensation, adenylation
      Name
      1
      Type
      pks-modular
      Genes
      glpks3
      Substrates
      Integrated Monomers
      Domains
      acyltransferase, ketosynthase, acyltransferase, dehydratase, enoylreductase, ketoreductase, carrier (ACP)
      Operons
      Genes Evidence
      glpks3, glnrps7RACE
      Annotation changelog

      Entry version: 3

      Date
      Changes
      Submitters
      Reviewers
      2022-09-15
      Corrected NRP module activity
      • (ID: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA)
      • (ID: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA)
      2022-09-15
      Changed amino acid substrates to lower case
      • (ID: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA)
      • (ID: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA)

      Entry version: 2

      Date
      Changes
      Submitters
      Reviewers
      2019-10-16
      Migrated from v1.4
      • (ID: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA)
      • (ID: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA)

      Entry version: 1

      Date
      Changes
      Submitters
      Reviewers
      2015-08-17
      Submitted
      • (ID: T6QCSVEAKBFCHEG52RTY4VCK)
      • (ID: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA)
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