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Link to this post | posted 23 Aug, 2018 13:44 | |
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so we already have ADP-ribosyltransferase— how is this different, other than the name? |
Link to this post | posted 21 Aug, 2018 17:31 | |
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There appears to be a predicted tRNA within the boundaries of the predicted tail sheath protein in some of the Cs. In this case, the tRNA should be removed from the annotation. |
Posted in: Cluster C Annotation Tips → tRNA vs tail sheath
Link to this post | posted 20 Aug, 2018 15:57 | |
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Thanks guys– I left the "2" out of the starting post. You are all correct: B1s do have lysin B. |
Posted in: Cluster B Annotation Tips → Lysin B
Link to this post | posted 15 Aug, 2018 17:45 | |
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These six G1 phages were reviewed collectively by Welkin on Aug 15 2018: Paito Grizzly Sweets Hotshotbaby7 Kasen3 Olga |
Posted in: Cluster G Annotation Tips → Recently reviewed genomes
Link to this post | posted 13 Aug, 2018 18:03 | |
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The integration cassette– integrase, immunity repressor, and excise – are well-characterized in BPs, including function and confirmed start sites. See Broussard et al https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3557535/#SD1 |
Posted in: Cluster G Annotation Tips → integration cassette
Link to this post | posted 07 Aug, 2018 16:45 | |
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Please take a look at this thread: https://seaphages.org/forums/topic/4760/?page=1#post-6634 |
Link to this post | posted 07 Aug, 2018 16:44 | |
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ok. Then I think for now, I will link this thread to the Cluster specific forum for BH– that should help with all future annotations. I am sorry I can't give you a clearer timeline for the ones that are currently in. |
Posted in: Functional Annotation → tail chaperones in cluster BH
Link to this post | posted 07 Aug, 2018 16:16 | |
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so in this particular case, the Saguaro gene is not long enough to be a full EF-P. It should be around 180aa, and this is only 107. EF-P was crystallized in sections, and this appears to be aligning to the OB domain, which is a beta-barrel. We might add elongation factor P to the functional list at some point, but I don't think this gene has enough evidence. http://www.pnas.org/content/101/26/9595.long |
Link to this post | posted 07 Aug, 2018 16:03 | |
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So this is a multi-part question: one, the logistics, and two, the timeline. logistically, changing a file means submitting a five-column feature table that contains all the features and locus tags of the current records, only with the edits you would like. once you have this file and have edited it, we can send it to GenBank and request an update to the record. A caveat to that would be for records that have not yet gone live; in that case, we could probably make a new asn1 file and ask to replace the older asn1 file with the new one. timeline wise—At the moment, we'd prefer that you let us submit all the changes to the files in GenBank– the staff has requested that we not try to change the same file too many times in a row (they'd prefer a single file with all updates if possible). As we are in the middle of trying to reconcile a lot of genomes right now it would probably not be great for you to send them something and then me to send them something else the next week. so if you would like to collect all the current files and adit them and make the five column tables, I can take a look, and submit the changes along with any others we've got for these. Welkin |
Posted in: Functional Annotation → tail chaperones in cluster BH
Link to this post | posted 20 Jul, 2018 15:31 | |
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approved! |