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Phage Hunters Spring 2016

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StatusPageDate/TimeGO Term (Aspect)ReferenceEvidenceNotesLinks
updatedbyinstructorBPSPP:Q381522016-04-11 11:32:59 CDTGO:0036121 double-stranded DNA-dependent ATP-dependent DNA helicase activity (F)PMID:18157148ECO:0000315 mutant phenotype evidence used in manual assertion

Fig 4, Table 1.

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updatedbyinstructor9CAUD:W8EEZ12016-04-25 09:42:18 CDTGO:0036121 double-stranded DNA-dependent ATP-dependent DNA helicase activity (F)GO_REF:0000100ECO:0000247 sequence alignment evidence used in manual assertion

blastp e value of 1.8e-171, with percent identity of 57.6%, and query coverage of 99.54%

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updatedbyinstructorBPSPP:Q381522016-04-25 10:13:47 CDTGO:0006268 DNA unwinding involved in DNA replication (P)PMID:18157148ECO:0000315 mutant phenotype evidence used in manual assertion

Figure 4 shows the effect of mutated residues on the protein and how the mutations effect the binding ability of the protein to primase using gel electrophoresus. Helicase binds to and unwinds the DNA prior to replication, and in complex with primase, puts down the DNA primer to initiate replication. When mutated the protein does no properly function and complex with primase to activate primase and initiate replication.

Table 1 shows the series of deletions and mutations done to assess the helicase and ATPase activity in the presence and absence primase. DeltaN92 is the first series of deletions performed, deleting amino acids 1 to 92, this mutation decreased the DNA unwinding ability of the protein from 100% to 66% activity. DeltaN112 deleted amino acids 1-112. This deletion caused the DNA unwinding ability of helicase to stop almost completely, with a drop from 100% activity to 3% activity with this deletion. The double point mutation mt1 changed the amino acids I121A and E122A, resulting in a decrease in helicase activity to 7%.

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updatedbyinstructorSTREE:A0A0U0BZQ22016-05-08 16:09:43 CDTGO:0036121 double-stranded DNA helicase activity (F)GO_REF:0000100ECO:0000247 sequence alignment evidence used in manual assertion

blastp e-value of 1.4e-144, query coverage of 99.32, with a percent identity of 51.4%

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updatedbyinstructor9BACI:A0A0K9GSD22016-05-08 16:14:30 CDTGO:0036121 double-stranded DNA-dependent ATP-dependent DNA helicase activity (F)GO_REF:0000100ECO:0000247 sequence alignment evidence used in manual assertion

blastp e-value of 1.6e-157, query coverage of 98.87, and percent identity of 54.9%

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unacceptableBPSPP:Q381522016-05-11 08:10:51 CDTGO:1990077 primosome complex (C)PMID:18157148ECO:0000314 direct assay evidence used in manual assertion

figure 1 shows the hexameric structure of the SPP1 helicase, determined with x-ray crystallography. Helicase binds to and unwinds the DNA prior to replication, and in complex with primase, puts down the DNA primer to initiate replication. Figure 4d shows the binding of primase and helicase into a complex by gel shift, in the presence of primase the helicase complexes with the primase and migrates more slowly and a shorter distacne through the gel than in the absence of primase. Only the full length helicase is able to form a complex with primase. Helicase binds to and unwinds the DNA prior to replication, and in complex with primase, puts down the DNA primer to initiate replication. When mutated the protein does no properly function and complex with primase to activate primase and initiate replication. Table 1 shows the series of deletions and mutations done to assess the helicase and ATPase activity in the presence and absence primase. In the presence of primase, the ATPase activity more than doubles (1 to 2.3) and the helicase activity quadruples (1 to 4.6).

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Annotations challenged by Flounlackerkm

StatusAuthor,GroupPageGO Term (Aspect)ReferenceEvidenceLinksPage history
unacceptableGilliabb,
Team ContaminatorZ
9CAUD:A0A024AZP1GO:0098015 - virus tail (C)PMID:25100842ECO:0000314 direct assay evidence used in manual assertionchallengeC: 5
unacceptableAmariam1,
Team You can't B. cereus
9CAUD:A0A0K2D089GO:0046798 - viral portal complex (C)PMID:12239300ECO:0000316 genetic interaction evidence used in manual assertionchallengeC: 5
unacceptableDi46616,
Team Red A
BACSU:RPSBGO:0080134 - regulation of response to stress (P)PMID:10383961ECO:0000315 mutant phenotype evidence used in manual assertionchallengeC: 4
unacceptableMnguy1,
Team Blue B
HAEIN:COAEGO:0004140 - dephospho-CoA kinase activity (F)PMID:11292795ECO:0000314 direct assay evidence used in manual assertionchallengeC: 1
unacceptableNitika1,
Team Purple A
ECOLI:CRLGO:0016987 - sigma factor activity (F)PMID:9878355ECO:0000314 direct assay evidence used in manual assertionchallengeC: 1

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