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 senX3 (Rv0490) — requalified: two-component system sensor histidine kinase SenX3 Rv0492c (Rv0492c) — family_assigned: GMC family oxidoreductase Rv0492c Rv0497 (Rv0497) — family_assigned: hypothetical protein Rv0498 (Rv0498) — requalified: sugar phosphate isomerase/epimerase Rv0499 (Rv0499) — family_assigned: thioesterase family protein galE2 (Rv0501) — family_assigned: SDR family oxidoreductase galE2 Rv0502 (Rv0502) — family_assigned: lysophospholipid acyltransferase family protein Rv0502 cmaA2 (Rv0503c) — requalified: cyclopropane mycolic acid synthase CmaA2 Rv0504c (Rv0504c) — family_assigned: MaoC family dehydratase N-terminal domain-containing protein mmpS2 (Rv0506) — family_assigned: MmpS family protein mmpL2 (Rv0507) — requalified: RND transporter MmpL2 mmpL2 Rv0508 (Rv0508) — family_assigned: glutaredoxin family protein hemA (Rv0509) — requalified: glutamyl-tRNA reductase hemA hemC (Rv0510) — requalified: hydroxymethylbilane synthase hemB (Rv0512) — requalified: porphobilinogen synthase Rv0513 (Rv0513) — family_assigned: DUF3093 domain-containing protein Rv0514 (Rv0514) — dark: hypothetical protein oprA (Rv0516c) — requalified: osmosensory protein OprA Rv0518 (Rv0518) — family_assigned: SGNH/GDSL hydrolase family protein Rv0523c (Rv0523c) — family_assigned: nitroreductase family deazaflavin-dependent oxidoreductase hemL (Rv0524) — requalified: glutamate-1-semialdehyde 2%2C1-aminomutase hemL Rv0525 (Rv0525) — family_assigned: histidine phosphatase family protein Rv0528 (Rv0528) — requalified: cytochrome c biogenesis protein ResB Rv0528 585 kb 592 kb 598 kb 604 kb 611 kb 618 kb

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