No deep-research provider was available; this is my own literature review
(PubMed MCP plus cached publications).
PTN000766410 is a Bacteria-level (taxon:2) node of PTHR30487 with 33 leaf IBAs
in 29 taxa (worklist).
| PTN node | node term | n_seeds | leaf IBAs | seed annotation (term, evidence, PMID) | verdict | rationale |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PTN000766410 | GO:0004190 aspartic-type endopeptidase activity | 1 (sole: P22610) | 33 (29 taxa) | GO:0004190, IDA, PMID:23255525 (PseudoCAP); also UniProt EXP PMID:8096341 | SOUND | Purified PilD cleaves the PilA leader peptide in vitro (23255525) and PilD was the first prepilin peptidase characterised biochemically (8096341). The aspartic mechanism is a family property with invariant Asp pairs (10625704). Endopeptidase activity on prepilin-like substrates is the defining property of A24 prepilin peptidases, so the term suits a Bacteria-level node. |
| PTN000766410 | GO:0005886 plasma membrane | 3 (P22610, E. coli GspO P25960, PppA Q46836) | 33 (29 taxa) | GO:0005886, IDA, PMID:9466269 (PseudoCAP); also UniProt EXP PMID:8331069 | UNVERIFIABLE (PseudoCAP row); IBD SOUND | The claim is right (six TM polytopic inner-membrane protein; PMID:1898929, PMID:8331069), and the IBD has two other seeds plus the UniProt EXP row. But the abstract of PMID:9466269 (xcpT ts mutants and xcpR suppressors) reports no PilD localization; full text not available. Row accepted, reference queried (SUSPECTED). |