mpr5 MTB000061
ncRNA Fragment of putative small regulatory RNA
This is an RNA, not a coding gene: it belongs to a separate track and carries none of the protein evidence layers.
Location
1175225–1175315 (+ strand), 91 nt, on H37Rv
(NC_000962.3).
Intergenic (no overlapping coding sequence).
Upstream neighbour Rv1051c
(525 bp).
Downstream neighbour Rv1052
(408 bp).
Intra-MTBC variation
| Genomes surveyed | 145,209 |
| Variable sites | 73 |
| Variants reaching 0.1 % of genomes | 0 |
| Carriers of the most widespread variant | 53 |
Coverage control
Variant density inside this RNA: 80.2 sites/100 bp, versus 72.9 in the flanking ±500 bp (GC 71.4 %). The flanks act as an internal witness: if variants are called normally around the RNA but none becomes widespread inside it, the constraint is real rather than a sequencing gap.
Verdict: COUVERTURE OK -> invariance biologique plausible
Read with care: constraint is not function. This RNA mutates like its surroundings, but no variant spreads through the population — which is evidence of selection acting on it, not evidence of what it does. Secondary-structure pairing was tested across the RNA set and did not explain this constraint.
Predicted secondary structure
63.7 % of bases are paired in the minimum-free-energy fold (58 paired, 33 unpaired). Folded in isolation; the in vivo structure may differ (partners, co-transcriptional folding).
Legacy record
mpr5, fragment of putative small regulatory RNA (See DiChiara et al., 2010), ends not mapped, ~100 nt band detected by Northern blot.
Sources
- Descriptive record (locus, name, product, comment, coordinates): Mycobrowser v5, stable RNAs (Kapopoulou et al. 2011, doi:10.1016/j.tube.2010.09.006).
- Intra-MTBC variation and coverage control: computed for this atlas over 145,209 genomes.
- Secondary structure: ViennaRNA 2.7.2, MFE fold.