Top Level Name

  ⌊ Superfamily (core) Isoprenoid Synthase Type I

    ⌊ Subgroup Competence Regulatory Protein ComQ

Family known
Total 100% <100% Family unknown
Functional domains 336 0 0 336
UniProtKB 209 0 0 209
GI 444 0 0 444
Structures 0
Reactions 0
Functional domains of this subgroup were last updated on March 22, 2017
New functional domains were last added to this subgroup on Sept. 3, 2013

Characterized proteins in this subgroup are involved in the maturation of ComX, part of a major quorum-sensing system that regulates the development of genetic competence, by geranylation or farnesylation of a conserved tryptophan in ComX

Tortosa P, Logsdon L, Kraigher B, Itoh Y, Mandic-Mulec I, Dubnau D

Specificity and genetic polymorphism of the Bacillus competence quorum-sensing system

▸ Abstract

J Bacteriol 2001;183(2):451-460 | PubMed ID: 11133937

Bacon Schneider K, Palmer TM, Grossman AD

Characterization of comQ and comX, two genes required for production of ComX pheromone in Bacillus subtilis

▸ Abstract

J Bacteriol 2002;184(2):410-419 | PubMed ID: 11751817

Tsuji F, Ishihara A, Kurata K, Nakagawa A, Okada M, Kitamura S, Kanamaru K, Masuda Y, Murakami K, Irie K, Sakagami Y

Geranyl modification on the tryptophan residue of ComXRO-E-2 pheromone by a cell-free system

▸ Abstract

FEBS Lett 2012;586(2):174-179 | PubMed ID: 22197102

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Subgroup ▸ Legend T K C U S
Competence Regulatory Protein ComQ 336 0 0 336 0
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