Unreviewed UniProt entry with no gene name; folder and gene_symbol use the locus
tag. Literature names: GcbA (Petrova et al. 2014) and AdcA, AmrZ-dependent
cyclase A (Jones et al. 2014). 542 aa: two receiver domains (125-242, 251-367)
and a GGEEF domain (407-539), a PleD-like architecture. UniProt CAUTION: one
receiver lacks conserved residues (PROSITE-ProRule PRU00169). No TRANSMEM feature,
and a Kyte-Doolittle scan (19-residue window, mean above 1.6, run in this session)
finds no hydrophobic window, so it is predicted soluble. The UniProt "Cell inner
membrane" location rests on an ARBA rule only.
| PTN node | node term | n_seeds | leaf IBAs | seed annotation (term, evidence, PMID) | verdict | rationale | other seeds | IBD stands without this seed? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PTN002895344 | GO:0052621 diguanylate cyclase activity | 19 | 205 (28 taxa) | GO:0052621, EXP, PMID:24603766 (PseudoCAP) | SOUND | Expression of PA4843 raises cellular c-di-GMP about 30-fold (LC-MS/MS; full text read). | E. coli DosC, DgcC, DgcJ, DgcM, DgcN, DgcQ, DgcZ and others; B. subtilis DgcK, DgcP; Shewanella Q8EGF8; P. aeruginosa dgcP, wspR, PA1107, PA2870, PA3177, PA3343, PA4332 | Yes. No GO_CENTRAL defect. |
| PTN002895344 | GO:0052621 diguanylate cyclase activity | 19 | 205 (28 taxa) | GO:0052621, IMP, PMID:24603766 (PseudoCAP) | SOUND | Deleting adcA in a amrZ mutant returns c-di-GMP to wild-type levels (full text read). | as above | Yes |
| PTN002895344 | GO:0052621 diguanylate cyclase activity | 19 | 205 (28 taxa) | GO:0052621, IDA, PMID:24891445 (PseudoCAP) | SOUND | Overexpression 228 vs under 35 pmol/mg c-di-GMP; deletion halves planktonic c-di-GMP (full text read). | as above | Yes |
Batch consistency: see wspR-notes.md.
Node-level GO_CENTRAL defects (plasma membrane; GO:0043709) are recorded once, on
wspR. For PA4843: PM IBA and IEA MARK_AS_OVER_ANNOTATED (soluble);
GO:0043709 IBA MODIFY to GO:1900189 (the deletion attaches less, consistent with
SadC); GO:1902201 IBA ACCEPT (deletion swims and swarms slightly more).