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Predicts phosphatidylinositol-3,5-bisphosphate 3-phosphatase activity for proteins containing myotubularin-like domains and/or specific CATH functional families, with taxonomic restrictions to Primates or Eukaryota
Condition-set counts describe the sets recorded in this review, which may omit the full rule.
Interactive prediction matrix showing how row entries PREDICT column entries. Cell (i,j) shows what fraction of proteins with row domain i also have column domain j. Click cells to view intersection in UniProt. Click domain IDs to view proteins with that domain.
|
CS 1
Primates |
CS 2
Primates |
CS 3
Eukaryota |
TGT | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Tyrosine-specific protein...
IPR000387 [D] (410) |
Myotubularin-like, phosph...
IPR010569 [D] (63) |
2.30.29.30:FF:000038
2.30.29.30:FF:000038 (15) |
myotubularin-related prot...
3.30.40.10:FF:000073 (19) |
phosphatidylinositol-3,5-...
GO:0052629 [] (55) |
||
|
CS 1
Primates |
Tyrosine-specific protein phosphatases domain
IPR000387 [D] (410) |
100% |
5%
J:4%
(19) |
3%
J:3%
(14) |
0%
J:0%
(2) |
5%
J:5%
(21) |
|
Myotubularin-like, phosphatase domain
IPR010569 [D] (63) |
30%
J:4%
(19) |
100% |
24%
J:24%
(15) |
10%
J:8%
(6) |
54%
J:40%
(34) |
|
|
CS 2
Primates |
2.30.29.30:FF:000038
2.30.29.30:FF:000038 (15) |
93%
J:3%
(14) |
100%
J:24%
(15) |
100% |
0%
J:0%
(0) |
100%
J:27%
(15) |
|
CS 3
Eukaryota |
myotubularin-related protein 4 isoform X2
3.30.40.10:FF:000073 (19) |
11%
J:0%
(2) |
32%
J:8%
(6) |
0%
J:0%
(0) |
100% |
100%
J:35%
(19) |
| TGT |
phosphatidylinositol-3,5-bisphosphate 3-phosphatase activity
GO:0052629 [] (55) |
38%
J:5%
(21) |
62%
J:40%
(34) |
27%
J:27%
(15) |
35%
J:35%
(19) |
100% |
Legend: Each cell shows PREDICTS % (fraction of row entry proteins that also have column entry - row PREDICTS column), Jaccard similarity (J:%), and intersection count. CS = Condition Set(s), TGT = GO annotation target.
This rule targets a specific phosphoinositide phosphatase activity associated with myotubularin family proteins. While the biological basis is sound - myotubularin phosphatases are well-established PtdIns(3,5)P2 3-phosphatases involved in endosomal trafficking - the rule design shows concerning complexity and potential issues. Condition set 1 requires both a broad PTP domain (IPR000387) and a myotubularin-specific domain (IPR010569), which may be unnecessarily restrictive. The CATH FunFams in conditions 2-3 are completely disjoint, suggesting they represent different protein families. The inconsistent taxonomic scopes (Primates vs Eukaryota) lack clear biological justification. Despite these design concerns, the rule does capture a novel GO annotation not present in InterPro2GO mappings.
The rule addresses a legitimate biological function with solid mechanistic basis, but suffers from design complexity that may create false negatives. The dual domain requirement in condition set 1 appears overly restrictive, and the inconsistent taxonomic scopes need biological justification. The completely disjoint CATH FunFams suggest this rule may actually represent multiple distinct annotation patterns that should be separated. Modification is recommended to: (1) simplify condition set 1 by removing the broad PTP domain requirement, (2) justify or unify taxonomic restrictions, and (3) potentially split into separate rules for the disjoint FunFam families.
The rule shows concerning complexity with minimal biological justification. Condition set 1 requires both a broad PTP domain (410 proteins) and a specific myotubularin domain (63 proteins) - the broad domain adds little specificity. The three condition sets use inconsistent taxonomic scopes without clear rationale. The two CATH FunFams are completely disjoint (0% overlap), suggesting this rule conflates multiple distinct annotation patterns that should be handled separately.
Strong literature support exists for myotubularin family phosphatases having PtdIns(3,5)P2 3-phosphatase activity. The biochemical mechanism is well-established, with clear roles in endosomal trafficking and phosphoinositide metabolism.
Analysis reveals concerning overlap patterns. The two CATH FunFams are completely disjoint (0% Jaccard similarity), suggesting they represent different protein families. IPR010569 shows only 30% containment in IPR000387, indicating the dual domain requirement may exclude legitimate myotubularin proteins. Most concerning is that both FunFams show 100% containment in the GO term, suggesting potential redundancy with simpler domain-based annotations.
GO:0052629 (phosphatidylinositol-3,5-bisphosphate 3-phosphatase activity) represents an appropriate level of specificity for myotubularin family enzymes. The term accurately captures the specific chemical reaction catalyzed and distinguishes this activity from other phosphoinositide phosphatases. The molecular function term correctly describes the enzymatic activity without over-specifying biological context.
The taxonomic restrictions show inconsistent scopes across condition sets without clear biological justification. Conditions 1-2 are restricted to Primates while condition 3 applies to all Eukaryota. Myotubularin phosphatases are conserved across eukaryotes and the Primates-specific restrictions appear unnecessary unless there is compelling evidence for lineage-specific functional differences. This inconsistency suggests annotation bias rather than biological reality.
Myotubularin family phosphatases are well-established PtdIns(3,5)P2 3-phosphatases with critical roles in endosomal trafficking
IPR010569 (myotubularin-like domain) is more specific than IPR000387 (general PTP domain) for predicting this activity
The rule captures a novel GO annotation not present in InterPro2GO mappings
CATH FunFams show complete disjunction suggesting distinct protein families
Provides mechanistic evidence for myotubularin phosphatase role in phosphoinositide metabolism
Demonstrates importance of PtdIns3P and PtdIns(3,5)P2 turnover in endosomal trafficking
id: ARBA00047230
description: 'Predicts phosphatidylinositol-3,5-bisphosphate 3-phosphatase activity for proteins containing myotubularin-like domains and/or specific CATH functional families, with taxonomic restrictions to Primates or Eukaryota'
status: COMPLETE
rule_type: ARBA
rule:
rule_id: ARBA00047230
condition_sets:
- number: 1
conditions:
- condition_type: INTERPRO
value: IPR000387
curie: InterPro:IPR000387
label: Tyrosine-specific protein phosphatases domain
negated: false
- condition_type: INTERPRO
value: IPR010569
curie: InterPro:IPR010569
label: Myotubularin-like, phosphatase domain
negated: false
- condition_type: TAXON
value: Primates
curie: NCBITaxon:9443
label: Primates
negated: false
notes: ''
pairwise_overlap:
- condition_a: IPR000387
condition_b: IPR010569
protein_database: SWISSPROT
count_a: 410
count_b: 63
intersection_count: 19
a_minus_b_count: 391
b_minus_a_count: 44
jaccard_similarity: 0.04185022026431718
containment_a_in_b: 0.046341463414634146
containment_b_in_a: 0.30158730158730157
interpretation: LOW
- number: 2
conditions:
- condition_type: FUNFAM
value: 2.30.29.30:FF:000038
curie: CATH.FunFam:2.30.29.30:FF:000038
label: ''
negated: false
- condition_type: TAXON
value: Primates
curie: NCBITaxon:9443
label: Primates
negated: false
notes: ''
- number: 3
conditions:
- condition_type: FUNFAM
value: 3.30.40.10:FF:000073
curie: CATH.FunFam:3.30.40.10:FF:000073
label: myotubularin-related protein 4 isoform X2
negated: false
- condition_type: TAXON
value: Eukaryota
curie: NCBITaxon:2759
label: Eukaryota
negated: false
notes: ''
go_annotations: []
reviewed_protein_count: 0
unreviewed_protein_count: 0
created_date: ''
modified_date: ''
entries:
- id: 2.30.29.30:FF:000038
type: FUNFAM
appears_in_condition_sets:
- 2
protein_count: 15
related_entries:
- relationship: PREDICTS
target_id: IPR000387
containment: 0.034
jaccard_similarity: 0.034
intersection_count: 14
exclusive_count: 396
- relationship: PREDICTS
target_id: IPR010569
containment: 0.238
jaccard_similarity: 0.238
intersection_count: 15
exclusive_count: 48
- relationship: EQUIV
target_id: 3.30.40.10:FF:000073
containment: 0.0
jaccard_similarity: 0.0
intersection_count: 0
exclusive_count: 15
- relationship: PREDICTS
target_id: GO:0052629
containment: 1.0
jaccard_similarity: 0.273
intersection_count: 15
exclusive_count: 0
- id: 3.30.40.10:FF:000073
type: FUNFAM
label: myotubularin-related protein 4 isoform X2
appears_in_condition_sets:
- 3
protein_count: 19
related_entries:
- relationship: PREDICTS
target_id: IPR000387
containment: 0.005
jaccard_similarity: 0.005
intersection_count: 2
exclusive_count: 408
- relationship: PREDICTS
target_id: IPR010569
containment: 0.095
jaccard_similarity: 0.079
intersection_count: 6
exclusive_count: 57
- relationship: EQUIV
target_id: 2.30.29.30:FF:000038
containment: 0.0
jaccard_similarity: 0.0
intersection_count: 0
exclusive_count: 19
- relationship: PREDICTS
target_id: GO:0052629
containment: 1.0
jaccard_similarity: 0.345
intersection_count: 19
exclusive_count: 0
- id: IPR000387
type: INTERPRO
label: Tyrosine-specific protein phosphatases domain
appears_in_condition_sets:
- 1
protein_count: 410
related_entries:
- relationship: PREDICTED_BY
target_id: IPR010569
containment: 0.302
jaccard_similarity: 0.042
intersection_count: 19
exclusive_count: 44
- relationship: PREDICTED_BY
target_id: 2.30.29.30:FF:000038
containment: 0.933
jaccard_similarity: 0.034
intersection_count: 14
exclusive_count: 1
- relationship: PREDICTED_BY
target_id: 3.30.40.10:FF:000073
containment: 0.105
jaccard_similarity: 0.005
intersection_count: 2
exclusive_count: 17
- relationship: PREDICTED_BY
target_id: GO:0052629
containment: 0.382
jaccard_similarity: 0.047
intersection_count: 21
exclusive_count: 34
- id: IPR010569
type: INTERPRO
label: Myotubularin-like, phosphatase domain
appears_in_condition_sets:
- 1
protein_count: 63
related_entries:
- relationship: PREDICTS
target_id: IPR000387
containment: 0.046
jaccard_similarity: 0.042
intersection_count: 19
exclusive_count: 391
- relationship: PREDICTED_BY
target_id: 2.30.29.30:FF:000038
containment: 1.0
jaccard_similarity: 0.238
intersection_count: 15
exclusive_count: 0
- relationship: PREDICTED_BY
target_id: 3.30.40.10:FF:000073
containment: 0.316
jaccard_similarity: 0.079
intersection_count: 6
exclusive_count: 13
- relationship: PREDICTED_BY
target_id: GO:0052629
containment: 0.618
jaccard_similarity: 0.405
intersection_count: 34
exclusive_count: 21
review_summary: 'This rule targets a specific phosphoinositide phosphatase activity associated with myotubularin family proteins. While the biological basis is sound - myotubularin phosphatases are well-established PtdIns(3,5)P2 3-phosphatases involved in endosomal trafficking - the rule design shows concerning complexity and potential issues. Condition set 1 requires both a broad PTP domain (IPR000387) and a myotubularin-specific domain (IPR010569), which may be unnecessarily restrictive. The CATH FunFams in conditions 2-3 are completely disjoint, suggesting they represent different protein families. The inconsistent taxonomic scopes (Primates vs Eukaryota) lack clear biological justification. Despite these design concerns, the rule does capture a novel GO annotation not present in InterPro2GO mappings.'
action: MODIFY
action_rationale: 'The rule addresses a legitimate biological function with solid mechanistic basis, but suffers from design complexity that may create false negatives. The dual domain requirement in condition set 1 appears overly restrictive, and the inconsistent taxonomic scopes need biological justification. The completely disjoint CATH FunFams suggest this rule may actually represent multiple distinct annotation patterns that should be separated. Modification is recommended to: (1) simplify condition set 1 by removing the broad PTP domain requirement, (2) justify or unify taxonomic restrictions, and (3) potentially split into separate rules for the disjoint FunFam families.'
suggested_modifications:
- 'Remove IPR000387 (broad PTP domain) from condition set 1, keep only IPR010569 (myotubularin-specific)'
- 'Unify taxonomic scope to Eukaryota across all condition sets unless Primates-specific evidence exists'
- 'Consider splitting into separate rules for disjoint CATH FunFams (2.30.29.30:FF:000038 vs 3.30.40.10:FF:000073)'
- 'Add evidence requirements or experimental validation for the specific protein families captured'
parsimony:
assessment: OVERLY_COMPLEX
notes: 'The rule shows concerning complexity with minimal biological justification. Condition set 1 requires both a broad PTP domain (410 proteins) and a specific myotubularin domain (63 proteins) - the broad domain adds little specificity. The three condition sets use inconsistent taxonomic scopes without clear rationale. The two CATH FunFams are completely disjoint (0% overlap), suggesting this rule conflates multiple distinct annotation patterns that should be handled separately.'
literature_support:
assessment: STRONG
notes: 'Strong literature support exists for myotubularin family phosphatases having PtdIns(3,5)P2 3-phosphatase activity. The biochemical mechanism is well-established, with clear roles in endosomal trafficking and phosphoinositide metabolism.'
supported_by:
- reference_id: file:rules/arba/ARBA00047230/ARBA00047230-deep-research-manual.md
supporting_text: 'Myotubularin phosphatases are members of the protein tyrosine phosphatase (PTP) superfamily...enzymes that contain the tensin and myotubularin PTP domain utilise the phosphoinositide as its physiologic substrate. Myotubularins are 3-phosphatases specific for membrane-embedded PtdIns3P and PtdIns(3,5)P2'
- reference_id: file:publications/PMID_26783301.md
supporting_text: 'PtdIns3P is not obviously present on multivesicular late endosomes, probably because of dephosphorylation by myotubularin family phosphatases or conversion by PIKfyve/Fab1 into the late endosome–specific phosphatidylinositide, PtdIns(3,5)P2'
condition_overlap:
assessment: SIGNIFICANT
notes: 'Analysis reveals concerning overlap patterns. The two CATH FunFams are completely disjoint (0% Jaccard similarity), suggesting they represent different protein families. IPR010569 shows only 30% containment in IPR000387, indicating the dual domain requirement may exclude legitimate myotubularin proteins. Most concerning is that both FunFams show 100% containment in the GO term, suggesting potential redundancy with simpler domain-based annotations.'
supported_by:
- reference_id: file:rules/arba/ARBA00047230/ARBA00047230-analysis.yaml
supporting_text: 'condition_a: 2.30.29.30:FF:000038, condition_b: 3.30.40.10:FF:000073, jaccard_similarity: 0.0, interpretation: DISJOINT'
go_specificity:
assessment: APPROPRIATE
notes: 'GO:0052629 (phosphatidylinositol-3,5-bisphosphate 3-phosphatase activity) represents an appropriate level of specificity for myotubularin family enzymes. The term accurately captures the specific chemical reaction catalyzed and distinguishes this activity from other phosphoinositide phosphatases. The molecular function term correctly describes the enzymatic activity without over-specifying biological context.'
supported_by:
- reference_id: file:rules/arba/ARBA00047230/ARBA00047230-deep-research-manual.md
supporting_text: 'Catalysis of the reaction: 1-phosphatidyl-1D-myo-inositol 3,5-bisphosphate + H2O = 1-phosphatidyl-1D-myo-inositol 5-phosphate + phosphate + 2 H+'
taxonomic_scope:
assessment: UNNECESSARY
notes: 'The taxonomic restrictions show inconsistent scopes across condition sets without clear biological justification. Conditions 1-2 are restricted to Primates while condition 3 applies to all Eukaryota. Myotubularin phosphatases are conserved across eukaryotes and the Primates-specific restrictions appear unnecessary unless there is compelling evidence for lineage-specific functional differences. This inconsistency suggests annotation bias rather than biological reality.'
supported_by:
- reference_id: file:rules/arba/ARBA00047230/ARBA00047230-deep-research-manual.md
supporting_text: 'The inconsistent taxonomic scopes (Primates vs Eukaryota) lack clear biological justification...Myotubularin phosphatases are conserved across eukaryotes'
confidence: 0.65
references:
- id: file:rules/arba/ARBA00047230/ARBA00047230-deep-research-manual.md
title: Manual deep research analysis of myotubularin phosphatases
findings:
- statement: 'Myotubularin family phosphatases are well-established PtdIns(3,5)P2 3-phosphatases with critical roles in endosomal trafficking'
- statement: 'IPR010569 (myotubularin-like domain) is more specific than IPR000387 (general PTP domain) for predicting this activity'
- statement: 'The rule captures a novel GO annotation not present in InterPro2GO mappings'
- statement: 'CATH FunFams show complete disjunction suggesting distinct protein families'
- id: file:publications/PMID_26783301.md
title: 'Negative regulation of phosphatidylinositol 3-phosphate levels in early-to-late endosome conversion'
findings:
- statement: 'Provides mechanistic evidence for myotubularin phosphatase role in phosphoinositide metabolism'
- statement: 'Demonstrates importance of PtdIns3P and PtdIns(3,5)P2 turnover in endosomal trafficking'
supported_by:
- reference_id: file:rules/arba/ARBA00047230/ARBA00047230-analysis.yaml
supporting_text: 'Novel annotations: GO:0052629'
- reference_id: file:rules/arba/ARBA00047230/ARBA00047230-analysis.yaml
supporting_text: 'Average Jaccard similarity: 0.147. 0 pairs with >50% overlap, 3 subset relationships'