Fetched with just fetch-gene PSEAE P20576 --alias trpG (accession fetch). Accession
P20576 matches the worklist. No deep-research keys; literature from the UniProt record and
cached publications (PMID:2153661 abstract-only, PMC208517 full text not retrievable;
PMID:23449919 full text cached). UniProt cites PMID:2105306 (not cached) for the trpG/trpE
disruption phenotype.
| PTN node | node term | n_seeds | leaf IBAs | seed annotation (term, evidence, PMID) | verdict | rationale | other seeds | IBD stands without this seed? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PTN000230074 | GO:0000162 L-tryptophan biosynthetic process | 8 | 149 (93 taxa) | GO:0000162, IMP, PMID:2153661 | SOUND | TrpEG inactivated in the chromosome and assigned to tryptophan synthesis; trpEG mutant is a tryptophan auxotroph (PMID:23449919). TrpG supplies the glutaminase half of the first committed step. | E. coli TrpGD P00904 (IDA/EXP GO:0000162), B. subtilis TrpG/PabA P28819 (IMP), yeast TRP3 S000001694, S. pombe trp3 SPBC1539.09c, plant ASB (Q7XUS2, Q764B9, AT1G25220) | Yes; several independent experimental seeds (E. coli, B. subtilis, yeast) |
The GO:0000162 IBD at PTN000230074 is a large (149-leaf, 93-taxon) anthranilate synthase
component II / GATase clade grounded in multiple experimental seeds, so the node term suits
the clade; no GO_CENTRAL defect. Only the PseudoCAP seed's qualifier (enables vs
contributes_to) is questioned. (This node is distinct from the phnB node PTN000230115, where
a separate phenazine/anthranilate-phosphoribosyltransferase propagation problem is recorded.)