Di-haem cytochrome b556 (gamma) membrane subunit of the respiratory formate dehydrogenase FdnGHI; four TM helices (21-41, 53-74, 113-133, 153-174), Pfam Ni_hydr_CYTB, IPR016174 Di-haem_cyt_TM. Literature search as for fdnG (see genes/PSEAE/fdnG/fdnG-notes.md).
The brief asked whether the FDH subunits show the cbb3/ccoP error (an operon mutant phenotype annotated to each subunit activity). They do not: the PseudoCAP rows come from biochemistry of a purified complex, the same evidence type and convention EcoCyc uses for E. coli FdnGHI. The only caveats are (a) the dye assay does not show quinone as acceptor (quinone linkage is inferred from the membrane nitrate-respiratory chain), and (b) gene attribution is inferred. Neither makes the row wrong, so verdict SOUND, no PSEUDOCAP or GO_CENTRAL defect. For FdnH and FdnI the complex activity is recorded as contributes_to_molecular_function in core_functions, with electron transfer as the subunit-level MF.
| PTN node | node term | n_seeds | leaf IBAs | seed annotation (term, evidence, PMID) | verdict | rationale | other seeds | IBD stands without this seed? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PTN001247840 | GO:0036397 formate dehydrogenase (quinone) activity | 2 | 14 (9 taxa) | GO:0036397, IDA, PMID:3038081 (PseudoCAP) | SOUND | Purified-complex activity annotated to the cytochrome b subunit (the quinone-reducing site) on the E. coli convention; not an operon mutant phenotype. Abstract only. Node term suits the FdnI/FdoI clade. | E. coli FdnI P0AEK7 (IDA PMID:1099093) | Yes, on E. coli FdnI |
| PTN001247839 | GO:0016491 oxidoreductase activity | 2 | 5 (4 taxa) | GO:0036397, IDA, PMID:3038081 (PseudoCAP; descendant of the node term) | SOUND | Same seed row; the general node term is entailed by GO:0036397. The term is broad for a cytochrome b clade that also holds hydrogenase HybB, but not wrong for a clade of redox-complex membrane subunits. fdnI itself has no GO:0016491 IBA row (it carries the more specific term). | E. coli FdnI P0AEK7 (IDA GO:0036397, a descendant) | Yes, on E. coli FdnI |
Node-level reasoning for the FDH subunits is kept on fdnG; no PSEUDOCAP or GO_CENTRAL defect.