InterPro2GO supplies family/domain-based automated annotations for glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase that require curator review against the P. putida zwf paralog context.

TreeGrafter transfers GO terms from phylogenetic families; curator review checks whether the transferred term matches the PP_5351 zwf paralog.

The combined UniProt automated pipeline annotation provides IEA terms that must be checked for specificity and evidence fit.

KT2440 genome sequencing establishes the PP_5351/zwf locus in the strain background under review.

The KT2440 G6PDH isozyme study defines three zwf paralogs and their cofactor preferences; PP_5351 is a minor or condition-specific isozyme.

Curator notes synthesize UniProt and the G6PDH isozyme paper to distinguish PP_5351 from the dominant zwfA and zwfB paralogs.

Falcon report summarizes the zwfC/G6PDH-C family assignment and its likely condition-specific contribution.

OpenScientist corroborates that PP_5351 is zwfC/G6PDH-C.

OpenScientist supports the curator decision to treat zwfC as a minor, low-flux isozyme rather than the main PPP G6PDH.

UniProt identifies Q88C32 as glucose-6-phosphate 1-dehydrogenase with EC 1.1.1.49 and NADP-binding GO annotations.