NaA622_candidate_IFRH_0 is an alternate A622-like oxidoreductase paralog in Nicotiana attenuata. Current evidence makes it a live comparison candidate for the A622/NaGR step, but the paper-backed mechanistic assignment is stronger for the primary NaA622 mapping than for this alternate accession.
| GO Term | Evidence | Action | Reason |
|---|---|---|---|
| GO:0016491 oxidoreductase activity | IEA GO_REF:0000002 | ACCEPT | Summary: Generic oxidoreductase activity is acceptable for this A622-like paralog, but it does not resolve whether IFRH_0 is the true late nicotine-pathway copy. Reason: The accession clearly belongs to the oxidoreductase-like A622 family, even though its exact pathway placement relative to the primary A622 mapping is still unresolved. Supporting Evidence: file:NICAT/NaA622_candidate_IFRH_0/NaA622_candidate_IFRH_0-notes.md The full preprint makes A622/NaGR one of the mechanistically resolved enzymes in nicotine synthesis, so IFRH_0 remains an A622-like paralog that has to be compared explicitly against the primary A622 mapping rather than dropped as noise. |
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Download this section (compressed HTML)Q: Does IFRH_0 have measurable nicotinic acid N-glucoside reductase activity, or is that chemistry restricted to the primary A622 mapping?
Q: Are IFRH_0 and IFRH_2 differentially expressed across root cell types or induction conditions relevant to nicotine production?
Experiment: Test recombinant IFRH_0 for NaGR-like activity using nicotinic acid N-glucoside as substrate and compare directly with the primary A622 accession.
Hypothesis: IFRH_0 has weaker or no NaGR activity relative to the primary A622 mapping.
Type: biochemical enzyme assay
Experiment: Quantify root expression and metabolite consequences after selective disruption of IFRH_0 versus the primary A622 paralog.
Hypothesis: IFRH_0 contributes less to late nicotine flux than the primary NaA622 mapping.
Type: comparative genetics plus metabolite profiling
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