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. 2005 Jun 27;33(11):3644–3658. doi: 10.1093/nar/gki670

Table 7.

Novel ORFs from H.influenzae clinical isolates that are probably of foreign origin

Clone no. and ORFa Number of amino acids % GC Lowest ɛ (species)b Δ%ɛ Protein homology (%ID, %Sim) Organism with closest protein homology
179_D14 240 69 31.98 (PA) 179.2 Flp pilus assembly protein, ATPase CpaF (91, 93) Azotobacter vinelandii
132_O3 (ORF1) 191 49 33.81 (NM) 55.3 Conserved hypoth. protein (52, 71) Chromobacterium violaceum ATCC12472
151_O4 385 29 26.4 (BB) 38.7 YhbX/YhjW/YijP/YjdB family (48, 69) N.meningiditis MC58
125_L2(ORF3) 143 37 32.6 (GT) 37.9 Anaerobic decarboxylate transporter (71, 83) Shigella flexneri 2a
121_L20 149 32 35.66 (MM) 32.7 SAM-dependent methyltransferase
55_M14 275 28 27.21 (CJ) 30.1 Hydrolase (metallo-beta-lactamase) (33, 52) H.influenzae R2846
173_G10 225 34 29.85 (CM) 29.7 Hypoth. protein Hflu20300043 (98, 98) H.influenzae R2866
104_E15(orf1) 180 41 35.39 (BH) 26.4 Hypoth. protein Hsom02001338 (61, 76) H.somnus 129PT
124_K2 567 43 24.64 (VC) 23.9 Type I restriction enzyme HsdR (70, 81) Vibrio cholerae O1 biovar eltor Str. N16961
125_L2(ORF1) 144 32 34.91 (GT) 23.2 Transcriptional regulator (LysR family) (68, 77) Shigella flexneri 2a
120_O6 (ORF 2) 198 41 32.06 (HP) 22.7 Hypoth protein (73, 82) Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae 4074
125_L2(ORF2) 230 34 31.14 (UU) 21.3 Unknown (58, 77) (putative aspartate racemase) Shigella flexneri 2a
13_D9(ORF2) 381 36 24.64 (A118) 19.2 TnaB (96, 97) H.influenzae R2866
121_J7 293 33 33.35 (CB) 19.1 DNA methylase (58, 74) E.coli
32_B2 198 33 22.12 (SA) 14.6 Hemoglobin–haptoglobin binding protein HhuA (57, 73) H.influenzae Str. TN106
47_C3 306 41 29.04 (VC) 9.8 Recombinational DNA repair protein (99, 99) H.influenzae 86-028NP
183_E8 177 44 40.5 (BS) 8.8 Transcriptional regulator (100, 100) H.inf 86-028NP
159_B20(ORFs1,2) 157 38 40.62 (A118) 8.8 HD0114 and HD0115 (40, 69) (weaker protein homologies to HI1496 and HI1495) H.ducreyi 35000HP
96_C16 371 33 19.82 (LL) 7 Restriction/modification protein HI0216 (68, 77) H.influenzae Rd
13_D9(ORF1) 185 43 32.29 (GT) 5.3 TnaA (98, 98) H.influenzae R2866
134_O6 270 39 30.24 (PM) 4.6 Fapy DNA glycosylase (98, 99) H.influenzae R2866
112_A12(ORF1) 250 34 23.99 (PM) 3.9 ADP-heptose:LPS heptosyltransferase(100, 100) H.influenzae R2866
43_I10 358 35 24.28 (SA) 2.1 Putative glucosidase (73, 84) Yersinia pestis C092
110_E11(ORF1) 151 49 46.65 (HP) 1.4 Hypoth. protein HD1532 (68, 81) H.ducreyi 35000HP
128_C1 141 45 33.0 (PM) 0.8 Hypoth. protein Lin1719 Listeria innoocua
93_G12/117_A22 (ORF1) 254 43 30.79 (LP) 0.7 Hypoth. protein Hinf8010011272 H.influenzae 86-028NP
112_A12(ORF2) 116 40 47.52 (PM) 0.6 Fapy DNA glycosylase (100, 100) H.influenzae R2866

aThe number of the ORF within the clone, if the clone contained multiple ORFs; ɛ = codon usage bias similarity statistic.

bThe letters in parentheses indicate the species that gave the lowest ɛ value; PA = Pseudomonas aeruginosa; NM = Neisseria meningiditis; CB = Clostridium butyricum; BH = Bacillus halodurans; MP = Mycoplasma penetrans; VC = Vibrio cholerae; CJ = Campylobacter jejuni; LL = Lactococcus lactis; T4 = enterobacteriophage T4; PM = Pasturella multocida; NG = Neisseria gonorrheae; HI = Haemophilus influenzae.

%GC = the percentage of guanine and cytosine nucleotide bases in an ORF; Δ%ɛ = the percentage difference in ɛ values between the best-fitting genome and the best-fitting Haemophilus group genome; % ID = the percentage of amino acids from the novel ORF that are identical to the protein encoded by the paralogous reference gene;% Sim = the percentage of amino acids from the novel ORF that are similar to the protein encoded by the orthologous/paralogous reference gene.