Gene Ontology annotation through association of InterPro records with GO terms
TreeGrafter-generated GO annotations
Combined Automated Annotation using Multiple IEA Methods
Comparative genomic analysis of solvent extrusion pumps in Pseudomonas strains exhibiting different degrees of solvent tolerance
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Solvent tolerance differences across Pseudomonas strains correlate with the number and type of RND solvent extrusion pumps.
"We also studied the number and type of efflux pumps in different strains in comparison with the P. putida DOT-T1E strain."
Antibiotic-dependent induction of Pseudomonas putida DOT-T1E TtgABC efflux pump is mediated by the drug binding repressor TtgR
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TtgABC is a broad-substrate RND efflux pump whose expression is induced by hydrophobic antibiotics.
"The TtgABC efflux pump, which has a broad substrate specificity, extrudes antibiotics such as ampicillin, carbenicillin, tetracycline, nalidixic acid, and chloramphenicol."
Investigation of monoterpenoid resistance mechanisms in Pseudomonas putida and their consequences for biotransformations
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KT2440 carries only the TtgABC member of the Ttg solvent-efflux systems.
"the frequently used KT2440 strain contains only the TtgABC system"
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TtgA is the lipoprotein adaptor subunit of the TtgABC pump.
"a lipoprotein that plays a role in stabilizing the interaction between the other two elements (TtgA/D/G)"
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Loss of ttgA lowers efflux activity and compromises tolerance to several monoterpenoid toxicants.
"the deletion in the ttgA gene results in a loss of the TtgABC efflux system accompanied by a reduced resazurin efflux activity"
UniProt entry Q88N30
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UniProt identifies TtgA as a probable periplasmic linker protein component of the TtgABC efflux pump.
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UniProt places TtgA in the membrane fusion protein family and annotates it as a lipid-anchored inner-membrane protein.
Falcon deep research report for ttgA in Pseudomonas putida KT2440
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ttgA encodes the membrane fusion or periplasmic adaptor subunit of the TtgABC tripartite RND efflux pump in KT2440.
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KT2440 genetic evidence supports a role for TtgABC in efflux-mediated resistance to antibiotics and other xenobiotic toxicants.