Search: PubMed metadata and cached abstract of PMID:18086184; WebSearch for the paper with the four locus tags (no full text, no other papers on PA2590 found); UniProt record. No other literature on this protein was found.
| PTN node | node term | n_seeds | leaf IBAs | seed annotation (term, evidence, PMID) | verdict | rationale | other seeds | IBD stands without this seed? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PTN002933024 | GO:0019867 outer membrane | 4 | 22 (3 taxa) | GO:0019867, IDA, PMID:18086184 | UNVERIFIABLE | Abstract only and does not name PA2590; the location itself is correct on sequence grounds (TonB-dependent receptor plug and barrel), so no PSEUDOCAP defect. | PA2070, PA2089, PA2057 (all the same PseudoCAP IDA, same paper) | Yes as a term; its evidence base is the same paper for all four seeds (see below) |
All four seeds of the PTN002933024 IBD (Q9I0P7 PA2590, Q9I245 PA2070, Q9I226 PA2089, Q9I258 PA2057) carry the same PseudoCAP IDA citing PMID:18086184, so no seed is independent of that one abstract-only paper. The IBD is nonetheless sound as a term: the 22 leaves (in PAO1, Shewanella oneidensis MR-1 and Xanthomonas campestris) are all TonB-dependent receptors (BtuB, BfeA and relatives), and the outer membrane location follows from the receptor fold whatever the paper showed. No GO_CENTRAL defect. The node term is less precise than GO:0009279 cell outer membrane, which every leaf could carry; this is a granularity note, not a defect. The leaf IBA rows are reviewed TOO_GENERAL in all four genes, because each review accepts GO:0009279 (is_a GO:0019867).