MTBC Gene Atlas

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Linear view of the M. tuberculosis complex genome (MTBC0 ancestral coordinates, H37Rv locus tags). Each arrow is a gene, pointing in its coding direction and coloured by annotation verdict. Click a gene to open its page.

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+ strand − strand Rv2640c (Rv2640c) — family_assigned: Rv2640c family ArsR-like transcriptional regulator cadI (Rv2641) — requalified: cadmium-induced metalloenzyme CadI Rv2642 (Rv2642) — family_assigned: metalloregulator ArsR/SmtB family transcription factor arsC (Rv2643) — family_assigned: ACR3 family arsenite efflux transporter arsC Rv2645 (Rv2645) — family_assigned: hypothetical protein Rv2646 (Rv2646) — requalified: tyrosine-type recombinase/integrase Rv2646 Rv2650c (Rv2650c) — requalified: phage major capsid protein Rv2650c Rv2651c (Rv2651c) — family_assigned: HK97 family phage prohead protease Rv2651c Rv2653c (Rv2653c) — requalified: type II toxin-antitoxin system toxin Rv2654c (Rv2654c) — requalified: type II toxin-antitoxin system antitoxin Rv2655c (Rv2655c) — family_assigned: DUF3631 domain-containing protein Rv2655c Rv2656c (Rv2656c) — dark: DUF2742 domain-containing protein Rv2657c (Rv2657c) — family_assigned: helix-turn-helix domain-containing protein Rv2658c (Rv2658c) — family_assigned: hypothetical protein Rv2659c (Rv2659c) — requalified: tyrosine-type recombinase/integrase Rv2659c Rv2660c (Rv2660c) — dark: hypothetical protein Rv2661c (Rv2661c) — dark: hypothetical protein Rv2662 (Rv2662) — dark: hypothetical protein Rv2663 (Rv2663) — requalified: hypothetical protein Rv2664 (Rv2664) — family_assigned: hypothetical protein Rv2665 (Rv2665) — requalified: arginine RICH protein Rv2668 (Rv2668) — family_assigned: hypothetical protein Rv2668 Rv2669 (Rv2669) — requalified: N-acetyltransferase zapE (Rv2670c) — requalified: cell division protein ZapE zapE 2 992 kb 2 996 kb 3 000 kb 3 003 kb 3 006 kb

■ resolved (requalified)   ■ family assigned   ■ still unknown (dark)  ·  the centred gene is outlined in black.