BGC0002615: 4-oxomacrophorin A biosynthetic gene cluster from Penicillium terrestre
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Location: 1 - 24,396 nt. (total: 24,396 nt).
This entry is originally from NCBI GenBank MH388470.1.

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MIBiG accession BGC0002615
Short description 4-oxomacrophorin A biosynthetic gene cluster from Penicillium terrestre
Status Quality: questionable
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Status: active
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Completeness: unknown
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Biosynthetic class(es)
  • terpene (Unknown)
Loci
MH388470.1
1 - 24396
via Knock-out studies
Compounds
  • 4-oxomacrophorin A
  • macrophorin A
  • 5'-epimacrophorin B
Species Penicillium terrestre [taxonomy]
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4-oxomacrophorin A Evidence:
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5'-epimacrophorin B Evidence:
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List of genes involved in compound(s) production
Identifiers Position Product Functions Evidence Extra
  • QBC75452.1
 974 - 3810 (+) MacR
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    • QBC75451.1
    		 4309 - 6033 (-) MacC
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      • QBC75450.1
      		 6433 - 7504 (-) MacB
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        • QBC75449.1
        		 7786 - 8798 (-) MacG
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          • QBC75448.1
          		 9264 - 14615 (+) MacA
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            • QBC75447.1
            		 14819 - 16668 (-) MacH
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              • QBC75446.1
              		 16876 - 18171 (+) MacI
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                • QBC75445.1
                		 18353 - 19411 (-) MacD
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                  • QBC75444.1
                  		 19857 - 20691 (+) MacE
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                    • QBC75443.1
                    		 20889 - 21721 (-) MacJ
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                      • QBC75442.1
                      		 22064 - 23784 (+) MacF
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