psrA (PA3006) review notes

Locus PA3006, UniProt Q9HZJ9 (unreviewed, PE 1; crystal structure PDB 2FBQ from
structural genomics), 233 aa. TetR-family regulator: TetR_N HTH (PF00440, PROSITE
PS50977, residues 4-64) plus a PsrA-specific C-terminal domain (PF17939 TetR_C_30,
IPR041586). No deep-research provider was available; PubMed MCP searches ("psrA
aeruginosa", "PsrA Pseudomonas aeruginosa fatty acid TetR structure") returned API
errors or no hits on 2026-11-05, so the review rests on the three cached papers
cited in GOA.

Literature

Annotation notes

PseudoCAP IBA-seed assessment

PsrA seeds the PTN004738546 GO:0006355 IBD (19 seeds) through its experimental
regulation rows; the PseudoCAP contribution is the IMP GO:0045893 row (a
descendant of GO:0006355). Two CollecTF rows (EXP, IDA GO:0045892) also support
the seeding, so PsrA's seed status does not rest on PseudoCAP. The node is shared
with nfxB, nalC, PA3678, atuR and nalD, reviewed in parallel; the shared-node
(GO_CENTRAL) verdict is recorded on those genes, and no duplicate GO_CENTRAL
defect is recorded here.

PTN node node term n_seeds leaf IBAs seed annotation (term, evidence, PMID) other seeds IBD stands without this seed? verdict rationale
PTN004738546 GO:0006355 regulation of DNA-templated transcription 19 411 (33 taxa) GO:0045893 positive regulation of DNA-templated transcription, IMP, PMID:16428760 (PseudoCAP); also CollecTF GO:0045892 EXP PMID:18524913 and IDA PMID:15899403 18 others, incl. E. coli AcrR (P0ACS9), M. tuberculosis TetR regulators, P. aeruginosa mexZ, PA4596, PA3678 Yes SOUND Full text read. Transcriptional fusions in an in-frame deletion mutant, complementation, and EMSA binding of rPsrA to the exsCEBA promoter show that PsrA positively regulates exsCEBA transcription. Whether the activation is direct is left open by the authors, but GO:0045893 only needs PsrA to regulate transcription positively, and PsrA is an established DNA-binding regulator (fadBA5, rpoS, its own promoter). The generic node term suits a TetR clade. No PseudoCAP defect.

Shared-node verdict: recorded on nfxB/nalC/PA3678/atuR/nalD by the parallel review.