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BPSP1:B6V2P5
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| Qualifier | GO ID | GO term name | Reference | Evidence Code | with/from | Aspect | Notes | Status | |
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public |
GO:0098026 |
virus tail, tube |
PMID:19285085 |
IGC: Inferred from Genomic Context |
UniProtKB:B6V2P4 |
C |
In this paper, specifically in the section about tail assembly proteins, the authors discuss the potential function of gene 10.1. They speculate it might be a tail tube protein because the length of gene 10.1 corresponds to a gene that codes for a tail tube protein. Additionally, figure 5 shows how the authors analyzed other homologs to show how 10.01 was a tail tube protein. |
complete | |
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public |
GO:0098026 |
virus tail, tube |
PMID:6827651 |
IDA: Inferred from Direct Assay |
C |
In Figure 3, a protein gel was run on Bacillus phage SP01 tails. Two proteins were identified (look at the T section of the gel), T3 and T6. T6 is identified as a core protein and is said to be a very abundant small protein in tails. This implies that T6 is a tail core protein, which is otherwise known as a tail tube. |
complete |
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GO:0098026 |
virus tail, tube |
PMID:19285085 |
UniProtKB:B6V2P4
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C |
In this paper, specifically in the section about tail assembly proteins, the authors discuss the potential function of gene 10.1. They speculate it might be a tail tube protein because the length of gene 10.1 corresponds to a gene that codes for a tail tube protein. Additionally, figure 5 shows how the authors analyzed other homologs to show how 10.01 was a tail tube protein. |
complete | ||||
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public |
GO:0098026 |
virus tail, tube |
PMID:6827651 |
C |
In Figure 3, a protein gel was run on Bacillus phage SP01 tails. Two proteins were identified (look at the T section of the gel), T3 and T6. T6 is identified as a core protein and is said to be a very abundant small protein in tails. This implies that T6 is a tail core protein, which is otherwise known as a tail tube. |
complete |
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