Fetched with just fetch-gene PSEAE Q9I6Y9 --alias nuh (accession fetch). Accession Q9I6Y9
(unreviewed, PE4) matches the worklist. No deep-research keys; literature from the cached seed
paper (PMID:15995202, abstract-only; PMC1169536 full text not retrievable) and the UniProt
record.
| PTN node | node term | n_seeds | leaf IBAs | seed annotation (term, evidence, PMID) | verdict | rationale | other seeds | IBD stands without this seed? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PTN000266727 | GO:0008477 purine nucleosidase activity | 5 | 140 (76 taxa) | GO:0008477, IMP, PMID:15995202 | SOUND | Nuh is the nucleoside hydrolase that degrades adenosine (a purine ribonucleoside); loss of adenosine utilization identifies the activity. Genetic (growth) evidence, not a direct assay, but sufficient to identify the function. | Leishmania major nonspecific nucleoside hydrolase Q4QDN1 (IDA GO:0008477 PMID:10409664, same PTHR12304:SF4), Arabidopsis AT1G05620 and AT2G36310, E. coli RihC P22564 | Yes; grounded in the Leishmania IDA purine nucleosidase and plant seeds |
The GO:0008477 IBD at PTN000266727 (PTHR12304 IU-NH clade, 140 leaves in 76 taxa) is grounded
in an IDA purine nucleosidase of nuh's own PANTHER subfamily (Q4QDN1), so the IBD stands and
the node term suits the clade; no GO_CENTRAL defect on the activity IBD. A separate concern is
the cytosol IBD at the same node, seeded only by cytosolic plant enzymes: it does not fit
signal-peptide-bearing bacterial members (recorded as a propagation_review on the cytosol row,
not a defect, since compartment is genuinely not conserved across this broad clade).