phiGT1 gp10 family
Summary
The phiGT1 gp10 is a 52 residue frame found downstream of the major
capsid protein gene. The purpose of the phiGT1 gp10 family build was
to see if this small frame is widely distributed in related phages,
and define the phylogenetic neighborhood around phiGT1 gp10 by a
time tree for testing if it had descended coherently with the other
phiGT1 structural genes.
Technical
Only a few homologs are found by Psi-Blast searching with phiGT1
gp10. Directed searching of prophages related to phiGT1 in the other
structure module proteins revealed homologs also downstream of their
major capsid protein genes. Some of these frames had not been
predicted. Those sequences in the .a2m file identified by a
nucleotide accession and a locus tag with an "a" appended are
unannotated frames next to that locus tag in the bacterial genome
indicated by the nucleotide accession. Other technical details
are as
described.
Files included
- GT1gp10.documentation.html - this file
- GT1gp10.b3.a2m - SAM alignment
- GT1gp10.b3.asc.mod - SAM HMM
- GT1gp10.b3.hmm - hmmer3 HMM
- GT1gp10.b3.hhm - hhpred HMM
- GT1gp10.set1.mb.nex - nexus file used to make
timetree in [1]