BGC0002271: asterriquinone CT5 biosynthetic gene cluster from Aspergillus terreus NIH2624
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Location: 1,968,773 - 1,977,735 nt. (total: 8,963 nt).
This entry is originally from NCBI GenBank CH476594.1.

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MIBiG accession BGC0002271
Short description asterriquinone CT5 biosynthetic gene cluster from Aspergillus terreus NIH2624
Status Quality: questionable
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Status: active
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Completeness: unknown
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Biosynthetic class(es)
  • NRPS (Type I)
Loci
CH476594.1
1968773 - 1977735
via Knock-out studies
Compounds
  • asterriquinone CT5
Species Aspergillus terreus NIH2624 [taxonomy]
References
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asterriquinone CT5 Evidence:
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Identifiers Position Product Functions Evidence Extra
  • ATEG_00700
  • EAU39346.1
 1968773 - 1971661 (-) conserved hypothetical protein
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    • ATEG_00701
    • EAU39347.1
    		 1972582 - 1973616 (+) predicted protein
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      • ATEG_00702
      • EAU39348.1
      		 1973830 - 1975238 (-) predicted protein
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        • ATEG_00703
        • EAU39349.1
        		 1976382 - 1977735 (+) predicted protein
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          Biosynthesis information

          Biosynthetic modules

          Name
          Unk01
          Type
          nrps-type1
          Genes
          ATEG_00700
          Substrates
          tryptophan (evidence: Structure-based inference [2])
          Integrated Monomers
          Domains
          adenylation
          Annotation changelog

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          2024-07-23
          MIBiG v4 annotathon
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          Entry version: 1

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          2022-09-15
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          2022-09-15
          Added NRP substrate specificities
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