Fetched with just fetch-gene PSEAE Q9HUQ1 --alias PA4912; accession matches the
worklist. Unreviewed TrEMBL entry; no gene symbol, so the locus tag is the folder
name. No deep-research provider was used. NCBI E-utilities and Europe PMC search
were unavailable during this session; the only paper on the gene found in the
cache and UniProt is the Johnson et al. 2008 screen (PMID:18833300, full text).
Node-level assessment for both nodes was recorded in genes/PSEAE/braD/braD-notes.md
(braD, PA1073, is the co-seed); the verdicts below follow it.
| PTN node | node term | n_seeds | leaf IBAs | seed annotation (term, evidence, PMID) | verdict | rationale | other seeds | IBD stands without this seed? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PTN000209860 | GO:0055085 transmembrane transport | 3 | 50 (15 taxa) | GO:0042941 D-alanine transmembrane transport, IMP, PMID:18833300 (PseudoCAP) | SOUND | For the generic node term, a permease mutant with a nutrient-utilisation defect is adequate, and the term suits a broad HAAT permease clade (includes urea permeases). | E. coli LivH (P0AEX7; IMP/IDA BCAA transport, EcoCyc), BraD (P21627; reconstituted LIV-I) | Yes |
| PTN000765102 | GO:0042941 D-alanine transmembrane transport | 2 (P21627, Q9HUQ1) | 18 (16 taxa) | GO:0042941, IMP, PMID:18833300 (PseudoCAP) | INDIRECT-PHENOTYPE | Partial D-Ala/D-Val nitrogen-source growth defect from one Biolog screen; no uptake or binding assay for either system. Plausible, not established. | BraD (P21627), same screen and same kind of phenotype | No independent support; both seeds are the same kind of weak phenotype from one screen |
No source_defects were recorded, consistent with braD: the D-alanine rows are
left UNDECIDED with a suggested question rather than filed as PseudoCAP or
GO_CENTRAL defects, because the claim is plausible and not refuted. If D-alanine
transport is later shown not to occur, the PTN000765102 D-alanine IBD would fall
with both seeds.