ptrB (PA0612, G3XDA6) notes

Identity

Literature

Participation test

PtrB is a negative regulator of type III secretion; the mutant phenotype is
derepression of ExoS secretion and exoT transcription, which by GO convention
supports a negative regulation term (IMP). Nothing in the paper relates PtrB
to any secondary metabolite pathway, positively or negatively. The seeded
term is not a phenotype of PtrB loss at all; it is unsupported.

Clade check: PTN002215317 leaves are E. coli and Salmonella YbiI, a
Salmonella plasmid TraR, Salmonella Fels-2 prophage protein STM2731,
Haemophilus HI_1497, Xanthomonas XCC1304, P. aeruginosa PA4870 and PtrB:
small phage- and plasmid-borne DksA/TraR-type zinc-finger proteins with no
shared secondary-metabolite role. The term cannot be propagated across them.

GO has no "regulation of type III secretion" term; the nearest is
GO:0050709 negative regulation of protein secretion, proposed as NEW (IMP).

PseudoCAP IBA-seed assessment

PTN node node term n_seeds leaf IBAs seed annotation (term, evidence, PMID) verdict rationale
PTN002215317 GO:1900378 positive regulation of secondary metabolite biosynthetic process 1 (sole) 8 (5 taxa) GO:1900378, IMP, PMID:16109947 (PseudoCAP) WRONG The paper shows PtrB represses type III secretion; it reports no secondary-metabolite phenotype, and pyocin genes are activated by PrtN, not PtrB. The node's phage/plasmid DksA/TraR-like leaves share no such role. Withdraw the IBD.

Decisions summary