Cluster: CGMR003789_CGC21
🧬 Cluster Details
- Gene Count: 9
- CAZyme Count: 1
- Substrate:
- Genome ID: CGMR003789
- CGC Family ID: CGCFAM_00687
- Continent: Asia
- Source Study: Huang et al., 2024 →
| Gene Type | Contig ID | Protein ID | Start | Stop | Direction | Protein Family |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TC | k141_271 | k141_271_27 | 32414 | 33817 | - | 4.A.1.1.5 |
| TF | k141_271 | k141_271_28 | 34049 | 34822 | + | GntR |
| TC | k141_271 | k141_271_29 | 34982 | 35212 | + | 4.A.1.1.5 |
| TC | k141_271 | k141_271_30 | 35209 | 35664 | + | 4.A.3.2.5 |
| CAZyme | k141_271 | k141_271_31 | 35798 | 37966 | - | GH77 |
| TC | k141_271 | k141_271_32 | 38334 | 38564 | - | 4.A.1.1.5 |
| TC | k141_271 | k141_271_33 | 38937 | 40634 | + | 8.A.7.1.2 |
| pfam | k141_271 | k141_271_34 | 40631 | 41617 | + | Acyl_CoA_thio | 4HBT_3 | 4HBT_3C |
| TC | k141_271 | k141_271_35 | 41902 | 43584 | + | 3.A.1.120.6 |
Gene ID: k141_271_27
Type: TC
Location: 32414 - 33817 (-)
Type: TC
Location: 32414 - 33817 (-)
Gene ID: k141_271_28
Type: TF
Location: 34049 - 34822 (+)
Type: TF
Location: 34049 - 34822 (+)
Gene ID: k141_271_29
Type: TC
Location: 34982 - 35212 (+)
Type: TC
Location: 34982 - 35212 (+)
Gene ID: k141_271_30
Type: TC
Location: 35209 - 35664 (+)
Type: TC
Location: 35209 - 35664 (+)
Gene ID: k141_271_31
Type: CAZyme
Location: 35798 - 37966 (-)
Type: CAZyme
Location: 35798 - 37966 (-)
Gene ID: k141_271_32
Type: TC
Location: 38334 - 38564 (-)
Type: TC
Location: 38334 - 38564 (-)
Gene ID: k141_271_33
Type: TC
Location: 38937 - 40634 (+)
Type: TC
Location: 38937 - 40634 (+)
Gene ID: k141_271_34
Type: pfam
Location: 40631 - 41617 (+)
Type: pfam
Location: 40631 - 41617 (+)
Gene ID: k141_271_35
Type: TC
Location: 41902 - 43584 (+)
Type: TC
Location: 41902 - 43584 (+)
Taxonomic Lineage
Domain
Bacteria
Phylum
Actinomycetota
Class
Actinomycetes
Order
Actinomycetales
Family
Actinomycetaceae
Genus
Actinomyces
Gene Level Read Mapping
Gene level read mapping in Diet Intervention Studies (De Filippis et al., 2019)
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No differentially abundant genes found in the 2019 study.