Organism : Desulfovibrio vulgaris Hildenborough
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DVU2093 thiH
thiamine biosynthesis protein ThiH
Functional Annotations (9)
Function | System |
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Thiamine biosynthesis enzyme ThiH and related uncharacterized enzymes | cog/ cog |
biotin synthase activity | go/ molecular_function |
iron ion binding | go/ molecular_function |
biotin biosynthetic process | go/ biological_process |
thiamine biosynthetic process | go/ biological_process |
4 iron, 4 sulfur cluster binding | go/ molecular_function |
Thiamine metabolism | kegg/ kegg pathway |
Metabolic pathways | kegg/ kegg pathway |
thiH | tigr/ tigrfam |
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Regulation information for DVU2093
(Mouseover regulator name to see its description)
Regulator | Module | Operator |
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DVU0057 | 238 | tf |
DVU0653 DVU2251 |
238 | combiner |
DVU0936 DVU0653 |
238 | combiner |
DVU1754 DVU3334 |
238 | combiner |
DVU2111 DVU1517 |
238 | combiner |
DVU2788 DVU0936 |
238 | combiner |
DVU2886 DVU0525 |
238 | combiner |
DVU0309 DVU3229 |
46 | combiner |
DVU0744 DVU1730 |
46 | combiner |
DVU0936 DVU1759 |
46 | combiner |
DVU1759 | 46 | tf |
DVU2644 DVU0936 |
46 | combiner |
DVU2953 | 46 | tf |
DVU3229 DVU1730 |
46 | combiner |
DVU3381 DVU1730 |
46 | combiner |
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Motif information (de novo identified motifs for modules)
There are 4 motifs predicted.
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Motif Id | e-value | Consensus | Motif Logo | RegPredict |
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91 | 6.40e-02 | tGCGAcaT.ttTtTaCGAAaa |
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92 | 2.20e+02 | ccgACcacgCacCgc |
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455 | 1.20e+02 | GcGCGAcgTGTgccgggccatGTG |
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456 | 5.60e+02 | GgATgccgtcT |
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Functional Enrichment for DVU2093
Function | System |
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Thiamine biosynthesis enzyme ThiH and related uncharacterized enzymes | cog/ cog |
biotin synthase activity | go/ molecular_function |
iron ion binding | go/ molecular_function |
biotin biosynthetic process | go/ biological_process |
thiamine biosynthetic process | go/ biological_process |
4 iron, 4 sulfur cluster binding | go/ molecular_function |
Thiamine metabolism | kegg/ kegg pathway |
Metabolic pathways | kegg/ kegg pathway |
thiH | tigr/ tigrfam |
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Module neighborhood information for DVU2093
Gene | Common Name | Description | Module membership |
---|---|---|---|
DVU0010 | TRAP transporter subunit DctQ | 182, 238 | |
DVU0011 | TRAP transporter solute receptor DctP | 238, 260 | |
DVU0051 | hypothetical protein DVU0051 | 26, 46 | |
DVU0171 | hemolysin-like protein | 82, 238 | |
DVU0188 | hypothetical protein DVU0188 | 106, 238 | |
DVU0245 | protein phosphatase | 46, 304 | |
DVU0282 | mutY | A/G-specific adenine glycosylase | 46, 228 |
DVU0345 | hypothetical protein DVU0345 | 46, 69 | |
DVU0406 | hypothetical protein DVU0406 | 127, 238 | |
DVU0412 | potassium uptake protein TrkA | 46, 304 | |
DVU0435 | hypothetical protein DVU0435 | 161, 238 | |
DVU0437 | RND family efflux transporter MFP subunit | 68, 238 | |
DVU0457 | EAL domain-containing protein | 238, 322 | |
DVU0499 | hypothetical protein DVU0499 | 46, 62 | |
DVU0568 | tRNA 2-selenouridine synthase | 51, 238 | |
DVU0590 | hypothetical protein DVU0590 | 46, 120 | |
DVU0601 | phenylacetic acid degradation protein PaaI | 46, 281 | |
DVU0616 | hypothetical protein DVU0616 | 46, 309 | |
DVU1097 | hypothetical protein DVU1097 | 46, 127 | |
DVU1216 | hypothetical protein DVU1216 | 238, 305 | |
DVU1253 | hypothetical protein DVU1253 | 25, 238 | |
DVU1259 | hypothetical protein DVU1259 | 46, 99 | |
DVU1421 | hypothetical protein DVU1421 | 68, 238 | |
DVU1668 | outer membrane lipoprotein carrier protein | 46, 178 | |
DVU1953 | proA | gamma-glutamyl phosphate reductase | 46, 62 |
DVU2081 | hypothetical protein DVU2081 | 238, 302 | |
DVU2090 | EF hand domain-containing protein | 46, 247 | |
DVU2093 | thiH | thiamine biosynthesis protein ThiH | 46, 238 |
DVU2242 | asparaginase family protein | 84, 238 | |
DVU2321 | hypothetical protein DVU2321 | 238, 316 | |
DVU2359 | sigma-54 dependent transcriptional regulator | 12, 46 | |
DVU2437 | ABC transporter permease | 46, 267 | |
DVU2473 | hypothetical protein DVU2473 | 37, 46 | |
DVU2474 | hypothetical protein DVU2474 | 46, 123 | |
DVU2475 | ferredoxin-NADP(+) reductase subunit alpha | 46, 62 | |
DVU2610 | hypothetical protein DVU2610 | 238, 316 | |
DVU2629 | hypothetical protein DVU2629 | 161, 238 | |
DVU2918 | hypothetical protein DVU2918 | 109, 238 | |
DVU2981 | leuA | 2-isopropylmalate synthase | 46, 103 |
DVU2982 | 3-isopropylmalate dehydratase large subunit | 46, 103 | |
DVU2983 | leuD | 3-isopropylmalate dehydratase small subunit | 46, 103 |
DVU2984 | hypothetical protein DVU2984 | 46, 103 | |
DVU2985 | leuB | 3-isopropylmalate dehydrogenase | 46, 103 |
DVU3063 | mviN-2 | integral membrane protein MviN | 238, 305 |
DVU3087 | cobH | precorrin-8X methylmutase | 46, 141 |
DVU3256 | mutM | formamidopyrimidine-DNA glycosylase | 238, 320 |
DVU3287 | glycosyl transferase group 2 family protein | 46, 150 | |
DVU3292 | pyridine nucleotide-disulfide oxidoreductase | 46, 280 | |
DVU3376 | sulfatase family protein | 238, 254 | |
DVU3377 | dgkA | diacylglycerol kinase | 25, 238 |
DVU3394 | hypothetical protein DVU3394 | 25, 238 |
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