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E. coli Annotation Targets

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E. coli Gene Name Predicted
GO term
Citations
in EcoCyc
Link to EcoCyc

AccB

GO:0003989

PMID:14594796[1]

AccB

HyfH

GO:0050136

PMID:9387241[2]

HyfH

RnhA

GO:0004523

PMID:4566677[3],
PMID:6296074[4]

RnhA

AroK

GO:0016740

PMID:1309529[5]

AroK

LdhA

GO:0016616

PMID:11535784[6]

LdhA

MngB

GO:0004559

PMID:14645248[7]

MngB

AceA

GO:0004451

PMID:3049537[8],
PMID:3290857[9]

AceA

FumA

GO:0004333

PMID:3282546[10]

FumA

ZraR

GO:0017111

PMID:7699720[11],
PMID:1482126[12],
PMID:2157156[13],
PMID:8098993[14]

ZraR

HyfD

GO:0008137

PMID:9387241[2]

HyfD

KptA

GO:0016740

PMID:9915792[15],
PMID:11705403[16],
PMID:14504659[17]

KptA

Pck

GO:0004612

PMID:15023367[18]

Pck

TrmH

GO:0008168

PMID:12427942[19]

TrmH

HyfR

GO:0017111

PMID:9387241[2]

HyfR

Bfr

GO:0016491

PMID:3060115[20],
PMID:8944892[21],
PMID:10903139[22],
PMID:11330712[23],
PMID:11878806[24]

Bfr

SufS

GO:0008483

PMID:11290749[25]

SufS

Ade

GO:0000034

PMID:16041126[26]

Ade

FumB

GO:0004333

PMID:2656658[27],
PMID:3282546[10]

FumB

AroF

GO:0016765

PMID:2903857[28]

AroF

PrlC

GO:0004222

PMID:1325967[29]

PrlC

KefF

GO:0016491

PMID:9312097[30]

KefF

CusS

GO:0016740

PMID:15522865[31]

CusS

AgaV

GO:0016740

PMID:97086503[32]

AgaV

DinG

GO:0016818

PMID:1629168[33]

DinG

AcpS

GO:0016740

PMID:7559576[34]

AcpS

DapB

GO:0008839

PMID:6094578[35]

DapB

Ugd

GO:0016616

PMID:12775214[36]

Ugd

TruB

GO:0009982

PMID:10924141[37],
PMID:12756333[38],
PMID:16300397[39]

TruB

RpoZ

GO:0016740

PMID:2646273[40],
PMID:3549461[41]

RpoZ

SucD

GO:0004775

PMID:3543212[42],
PMID:3332988[43],
PMID:2548486[44],
PMID:12952533[45]

SucD

HyfF

GO:0008137

PMID:9387241[2]

HyfF

PldB

GO:0016787

PMID:1646933[46]

PldB

PaaK

GO:0016874

PMID:8472917[47]

PaaK

YgfM

GO:0016491

PMID:11574054[48]

YgfM

AroG

GO:0016765

PMID:2903857[28],
PMID:26682[49]

AroG

RnpA

GO:0004526

PMID:1714569[50],
PMID:7730292[51],
PMID:9571638[52],
PMID:2199767[53]

RnpA

Ggt

GO:0003840

PMID:11552267[54],
PMID:2571648[55],
PMID:8104180[56],
PMID:7903400[57],
PMID:11782200[58]

Ggt

FumC

GO:0004333

PMID:3282546[10]

FumC

AroB

GO:0003856

PMID:3009224[59]

AroB

GatY

GO:0004332

PMID:12071968[60]

GatY

FadE

GO:0003995

PMID:6271734[61]

FadE

LpxK

GO:0016740

PMID:1323052[62]

LpxK

DinB

GO:0016740

PMID:12606122[63]

DinB

PurD

GO:0004637

PMID:2687276[64]

PurD

PurL

GO:0004642

PMID:2531746[65]

PurL

FadI

GO:0016747

PMID:12270828[66]

FadI

DhaL

GO:0016740

PMID:11350937[67],
PMID:12813127[68]

DhaL

SucC

GO:0004775

PMID:3543212[42],
PMID:3332988[43],
PMID:2548486[44],
PMID:12952533[45]

SucC

PtrA

GO:0004222

PMID:7674955[69],
PMID:7674956[70]

PtrA

AroH

GO:0016765

PMID:2903857[28]

AroH

MltD

GO:0016798

PMID:1663890[71],
PMID:10843862[72]

MltD

XdhD

GO:0016491

PMID:10986234[73]

XdhD

XdhB

GO:0016491

PMID:11574054[48],
PMID:20444178[74]

XdhB

MhpD

GO:0016829

PMID:9098055[75]

MhpD

GldA

GO:0016491

PMID:8132480[76]

GldA

MalP

GO:0004645

PMID:3155826[77],
PMID:10232933[78],
PMID:10677342[79]

MalP

YpdE

GO:0004177

PMID:15901689[80]

YpdE

AgaB

GO:0016740

PMID:97086503[32]

AgaB

SucA

GO:0004591

PMID:6376123[81]

SucA

AroL

GO:0016740

PMID:3001025[82],
PMID:3001029[83],
PMID:3026317[84],
PMID:1309529[5]

AroL

SsnA

GO:0016810

PMID:10986234[73],
PMID:10074077[85]

SsnA

PurK

GO:0004638

PMID:2464576[86],
PMID:8117684[87],
PMID:10569930[88],
PMID:1534690[89],
PMID:2644189[90]

PurK

Tas

GO:0016491

PMID:11574054[48]

Tas

PflA

GO:0016491

PMID:19711960[91]

PflA

MalS

GO:0016787

PMID:1544897[92]

MalS

Rnr

GO:0016787

PMID:9603904[93]

Rnr

HolC

GO:0016740

PMID:8246893[94],
PMID:8389364[95]

HolC

Aes

GO:0016787

PMID:12878309[96]

Aes

Icd

GO:0004450

PMID:3112144[97],
PMID:4152156[98],
PMID:4145959[99],
PMID:ApostolakasetalCurrMicrobiol74582

Icd

GlvC

GO:0016740

PMID:15755952[100]

GlvC

XdhA

GO:0016491

PMID:11574054[48],
PMID:10986234[73],
PMID:20444178[74]

XdhA

XdhC

GO:0016491

PMID:11574054[48],
PMID:20444178[74]

XdhC

HyfI

GO:0008137

PMID:9387241[2]

HyfI

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