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 Rv2693c (Rv2693c) — dark: DUF3159 domain-containing protein Rv2693c Rv2694c (Rv2694c) — family_assigned: OB-fold nucleic acid binding domain-containing protein Rv2695 (Rv2695) — requalified: alpha/beta fold hydrolase Rv2695 Rv2696c (Rv2696c) — dark: DUF3710 domain-containing protein Rv2696c Rv2698 (Rv2698) — dark: DUF3093 domain-containing protein Rv2699c (Rv2699c) — dark: DUF4193 domain-containing protein cei (Rv2700) — requalified: envelope integrity protein Cei cei suhB (Rv2701c) — requalified: inositol-1-monophosphatase SuhB suhB ppgK (Rv2702) — family_assigned: ROK family protein ppgK sigA (Rv2703) — requalified: RNA polymerase sigma factor sigA Rv2704 (Rv2704) — family_assigned: RidA family protein Rv2705c (Rv2705c) — family_assigned: DUF952 domain-containing protein Rv2706c (Rv2706c) — dark: hypothetical protein Rv2707 (Rv2707) — family_assigned: YihY/virulence factor BrkB family protein Rv2707 Rv2709 (Rv2709) — dark: DUF3099 domain-containing protein sigB (Rv2710) — family_assigned: sigma-70 family RNA polymerase sigma factor SigB sigB ideR (Rv2711) — family_assigned: iron-dependent transcriptional regulator IdeR ideR Rv2712c (Rv2712c) — dark: DUF4192 domain-containing protein Rv2712c sthA (Rv2713) — requalified: Si-specific NAD(P)(+) transhydrogenase sthA Rv2714 (Rv2714) — family_assigned: PAC2 family protein Rv2714 Rv2715 (Rv2715) — family_assigned: alpha/beta hydrolase Rv2715 Rv2716 (Rv2716) — family_assigned: PhzF family phenazine biosynthesis protein Rv2716 Rv2717c (Rv2717c) — family_assigned: FABP family protein 3 034 kb 3 038 kb 3 042 kb 3 045 kb 3 048 kb 3 052 kb

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