Literature search (2026-11-05): PubMed MCP and NCBI E-utilities failed all session; Europe PMC search was
intermittent. The review rests on PMID:22447897 (full text cached, read), the UniProt record, and live QuickGO
queries for the E. coli seed P0A6C5 and for the GO:0004042/GO:0004358 definitions and synonyms.
| PTN node | node term | n_seeds | leaf IBAs | seed annotation (term, evidence, PMID) | verdict | rationale | other seeds | IBD stands without this seed? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PTN004744913 | GO:0006526 L-arginine biosynthetic process | 2 | 95 (48 taxa) | GO:0006526, IMP, PMID:22447897 | SOUND | ArgA catalyses the first step of the pathway. The evidence is biochemical (IDA would be the better code), but the claim is right. | E. coli ArgA P0A6C5 (EcoCyc IMP PMID:1102931, IDA PMID:17651682) | Yes; E. coli ArgA IMP/IDA |
| PTN004744913 | GO:0004358 L-glutamate N-acetyltransferase activity, acting on acetyl-L-ornithine as donor | 2 | 95 (48 taxa) | GO:0004358, IMP, PMID:22447897 | WRONG | Full text read: all assays use acetyl-CoA plus glutamate (GO:0004042). GO:0004358 is the ArgJ ornithine-acetyltransferase reaction. The two terms share the synonyms "N-acetylglutamate synthase activity" and "L-glutamate N-acetyltransferase activity" (checked in QuickGO), the likely cause. | E. coli ArgA P0A6C5 (EcoCyc IDA PMID:16890, PMID:17651682), same error: E. coli ArgA is also the acetyl-CoA NAGS (UniProt P0A6C5 reaction; PMID:16890 is titled "N-acetylglutamate synthase of Escherichia coli") | No. The only other seed has the same error, so the node term is wrong for the ArgA clade. GO_CENTRAL defect filed (CONFIRMED), repoint to GO:0004042 |
Defects filed on this gene:
10 rows. MODIFY 4 (GO:0004358 IBA, IEA and IMP to GO:0004042; GO:0016747 IEA to GO:0004042); ACCEPT 5
(GO:0006526 x3, GO:0004042 IEA, GO:0005737 IEA); KEEP_AS_NON_CORE 1 (GO:0042802 IPI).