BGC0001913: phomoidride biosynthetic gene cluster from fungal sp. ATCC 74256
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Location: 1 - 43,800 nt. (total: 43,800 nt).
This entry is originally from NCBI GenBank LC086931.1.

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General information about the BGC
MIBiG accession BGC0001913
Short description phomoidride biosynthetic gene cluster from fungal sp. ATCC 74256
Status Minimal annotation: yes
A minimal annotation only contains information on the BGC loci and one or more linked chemical product(s)

Completeness: Unknown
Whether the loci encodes everything needed for the pathway producing the compound(s)
Biosynthetic class(es)
  • Polyketide
Loci NCBI GenBank: LC086931.1
Compounds
  • phomoidride
Species fungal sp. ATCC 74256 [taxonomy]
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Chemical products information
phomoidride [synonyms: Phomoidride C]
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C31H38O10
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Identifiers Position Product Functions Evidence Extra
  • BBG28498.1
  • phiA
 7718 - 15751 (+) putative polyketide synthase
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  • BBG28499.1
  • phiB
 16197 - 16823 (-) putative hypothetical protein
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  • BBG28500.1
  • phiC
 17339 - 18081 (+) putative hypothetical protein
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  • BBG28501.1
  • phiD
 18739 - 20775 (+) putative transporter
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  • BBG28502.1
  • phiE
 21162 - 22142 (-) putative methyltransferase
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  • BBG28503.1
  • phiF
 22756 - 23661 (+) putative DUF1115 domain protein
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  • BBG28504.1
  • phiG
 24238 - 25482 (+) putative hypothetical protein
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  • BBG28505.1
  • phiH
 26335 - 27630 (+) putative hypothetical protein
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  • BBG28506.1
  • phiI
 28414 - 29999 (-) putative 2-methylcitrate dehydratase
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  • BBG28507.1
  • phiJ
 30269 - 31808 (-) putative citrate synthase
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  • BBG28508.1
  • phiK
 32184 - 33065 (+) putative methyltransferase
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  • BBG28509.1
  • phiL
 33465 - 34788 (-) putative transporter
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  • BBG28510.1
  • phiM
 35478 - 36199 (+) putative DUF341 family protein
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  • BBG28511.1
  • phiN
 36380 - 38226 (-) putative hypothetical protein
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  • BBG28512.1
  • phiO
 38730 - 40102 (+) putative transcription factor
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Annotation changelog
MIBiG version Submitter Notes
2.0
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  • Submitted
3.0
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  • Hidden contributor (ID: CUSGWVK3I4TVHJH7NHPFAP2L, no GDPR consent given).
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