Function
Locations
ACADVL is the canonical long/very-long-chain dehydrogenase of this step (its gene review keeps GO:0017099). ACAD9 is a paralog whose grouping here reflects its ancestral/secondary acyl-CoA dehydrogenase activity, but two caveats apply and are NOT to be read off the variant's GO:0017099 selector: (1) the ACAD9 gene review recommends MODIFY of GO:0017099 to GO:0004466 (long-chain acyl-CoA dehydrogenase activity), because ACAD9's optimal substrates are long-chain (C14-C18) rather than very-long-chain (C20+); and (2) ACAD9's — and its Drosophila ortholog Egm's — primary biological role is as a mitochondrial complex I assembly factor (Egm core function GO:0030674, protein-macromolecule adaptor activity), not fatty acid beta-oxidation. In Drosophila, Acadvl (CG7461) is the dehydrogenase ortholog and Egm/dACAD9 (CG9006) the complex I assembly factor; see the ACAD9 and Egm gene reviews for the per-gene calls.