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. 2005 Oct;71(10):6104–6114. doi: 10.1128/AEM.71.10.6104-6114.2005

TABLE 2.

C. glutamicum candidate coding sequences possibly involved in the utilization of sulfonates and their esters, based on similarity searches

C. glutamicum coding sequence Similar gene and/or functiona Organism E value No. of identical amino acids/total no. (%)
cg1147 (ssuI) actI, actinorhodin polyketide dimeraseb Streptomyces coelicolor 8e-11 39/132 (29)
cg1148 Hypothetical protein No significant hit
cg1149 Hypothetical protein No significant hit
cg1150 Putative reductasec S. coelicolor 1e-52 102/184 (55)
cg1151 (seuA) dszA, dibenzothiophene desulfurization enzyme Ab Rhodococcus sp. strain IGTS8 3e-77 173/443 (39)
cg1152 (seuB) dszC, dibenzothiophene desulfurization enzyme Cb Rhodococcus sp. strain IGTS8 3e-13 94/365 (25)
cg1153 (seuC) dszC, dibenzothiophene desulfurization enzyme Cb Rhodococcus sp. strain IGTS8 5e-30 105/384 (27)
cg1156 (ssuD2) ssuD, sulfonataseb B. subtilis 2e-92 179/359 (49)
cg1376 (ssuD1) ssuD, sulfonataseb B. subtilis 6e-94 181/358 (50)
cg1377 (ssuC) ssuC, transporter (transmembrane)b E. coli 8e-53 98/240 (40)
cg1379 (ssuB) ssuB, transporter (ATP binding)b E. coli 1e-49 115/228 (50)
cg1380 (ssuA) ssuA, transporter (periplasmatic)b B. subtilis 1e-30 104/328 (31)
a

Only the genes that represent the best hits for the C. glutamicum coding sequences analyzed in similarity searches on the protein level and the corresponding organisms are shown.

b

Proteins deduced from the coding sequences analyzed were compared with the Swiss-Prot database.

c

Proteins deduced from the coding sequences analyzed were compared with the NCBI nonredundant database.