BGC0001576: divamide A biosynthetic gene cluster from Prochloron didemni
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Location: 1 - 16,772 nt. (total: 16,772 nt).
This entry is originally from NCBI GenBank KY115608.1.

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General information about the BGC
MIBiG accession BGC0001576
Short description divamide A biosynthetic gene cluster from Prochloron didemni
Status Quality: questionable
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Status: active
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Completeness: unknown
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Biosynthetic class(es)
  • ribosomal (RiPP)
Loci
KY115608.1
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Compounds
  • divamide A
Species Prochloron didemni [taxonomy]
References
Chemical products information
divamide A Evidence:
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C87H138N21O28S3
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List of genes involved in compound(s) production
Identifiers Position Product Functions Evidence Extra
  • ARD09209.1
  • divN
 4286 - 4636 (+) DivN
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    • ARD09208.1
    • divorf1
    		 4935 - 5792 (-) DivU
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      • ARD09207.1
      • divT
      		 6263 - 8203 (+) DivT
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        • ARD09206.1
        • divMT
        		 8777 - 9574 (-) DivMT
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          • ARD09205.1
          • divY
          		 9680 - 10459 (-) DivY
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            • ARD09204.1
            • divX
            		 10470 - 11387 (-) DivX
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              • ARD09203.1
              • divM
              		 11458 - 14712 (-) DivM
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                • ARD09202.1
                • divA
                		 15017 - 15292 (-) DivA
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                  Biosynthesis information
                  Annotation changelog

                  Entry version: 2

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

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                  2018-08-06
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