Rv1954c

Summary

Product Feature Type Start End Strand Length AA Length is TF
Rv1954c CDS 2201223 2201744 - 522 173 FALSE

Rv1954c () is predicted to be co-regulated in modules bicluster_0018 with residual 0.62 and bicluster_0125 with residual 0.48.

This regulation is possibly mediated by two de-novo identified cis-regulatory motifs in each module with e-values , 0.55 and 25.00 for bicluster_0018 and 0.00 and 28.00 for bicluster_0125 respectively.

These modules are enriched for following go terms: transport, establishment of localization, localization, transporter activity.

This gene is found to be for growth on cholesterol.

Mutant available?:

Product (LegacyBRC) Product (RefSeq)
Putative uncharacterized protein Rv1954c_MT20031
Operon # Operon
1279
PATRIC Locus Tag Enzyme Name Transcriptomics
NA
Locus Tuberculist Genome View

Tuberculist

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Locus Tag KEGG Pathways

KEGG

not assigned to any KEGG Pathway.
BioCyc Gene Page Cellular Overview Map
Link to STRING STRING Network

STRING

GI Number Protein ID Blast Conserved Domains
No TFOE experiment results were found

Quantitative Proteomics Data

t-test p-value Cholesterol/Glycerol Ratio
0.220000 0.56

How essentiality calculations were done?

The relative representation of each mutant was determined by calculating the fold change (sequence reads/insertion in cholesterol divided by sequence reads/insertion in glycerol) for each gene. Statistical significance was determined by t-test. Each insertion site in each replicate sample was treated as a separate data point. The hyperbola used for defining genes specifically required for growth in cholesterol was defined by the formula, y = 3.8/x+0.7. Genes above this line are annotated as required for growth on cholesterol.

TRIP log2 fold abundance change

reports the log2 abundance fold change of each TFI strain, relative to no induction, in absence or presence of drug, averaged across experimental replicates. Also reported are the accompanying z-scores and two-sided t-test p-values for each TFI strain under each condition. Please refer to Ma et al., 2020, Nature Microbiology for more information.

p-value Untreated:
p-value INH: