PA2133 is a 285-aa protein consisting essentially of one EAL domain (UniProt
domain 23-273) with no predicted TM segment. Its catalytic motif reads ETL rather
than EAL.
So the PDE activity is well supported (lysate assay plus near-complete in vivo
c-di-GMP depletion), but every biofilm result uses PA2133 as an overexpressed tool
to drain c-di-GMP. Nothing shows a physiological role for native PA2133 in biofilm
regulation.
| PTN node | node term | n_seeds | leaf IBAs | seed annotation (term, evidence, PMID) | verdict | rationale | other seeds | IBD stands without this seed? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PTN002105365 | GO:0071111 cyclic-guanylate-specific phosphodiesterase activity | 18 | 162 (24 taxa) | GO:0071111, IDA, PMID:16477007 (PseudoCAP) | SOUND | Lysates of the overexpressing strain degraded 71% of added c-di-GMP (full text read). In vivo expression makes c-di-GMP undetectable (PMID:16186483). | E. coli PdeA/B/C/F/H/I/K/L/N, DosP; Mtb P9WM13; P. aeruginosa bifA, rocR, PA2200, nbdA, PA2567, PA3825 | Yes. Node-level defects are recorded once in rocR-ai-review.yaml. |
| PTN009140332 | GO:1900190 regulation of single-species biofilm formation | 4 | 84 (9 taxa) | GO:1900191 negative regulation of single-species biofilm formation, IMP, PMID:16186483 (PseudoCAP) | INDIRECT-PHENOTYPE | The paper expresses PA2133 from a plasmid as a tool to deplete c-di-GMP; the PA2133 mutant resembles wild type. The biofilm loss reflects artificial c-di-GMP depletion, not a demonstrated role of native PA2133 (full text read). | bifA (Q9HW35; SOUND, deletion + complementation), E. coli PdeF (P77172), arr (Q9I025) | Yes. It stands on bifA (see bifA notes), so no GO_CENTRAL defect. Only a PSEUDOCAP defect on this row. |