. 2015 Jul 21;81(16):5593–5603. doi: 10.1128/AEM.03987-14

TABLE 1.

Sequences annotated to be putative agmatinases in Aspergillus genomes

Aspergillus sp.	NCBI accession no. of putative agmatinase sequence(s)^a
A. clavatus	XP_001275257.1, XP_001274596.1
A. fischeri	XP_001260197.1, XP_001259366.1
A. flavus	XP_002382185.1, XP_002381248.1
A. fumigatus	XP_749704.1, XP_753336.1
A. kawachii	GAA84237.1, GAA91457.1, GAA89766.1
A. nidulans	CBF79478.1 (XP_680757.1), CBF71628.1
A. niger strains
CBS 513.88	XP_001400552.1, XP_001389901.1, XP_001390388.2, XP_001401219.1
ATCC 1015^b	EHA23592.1, EHA21274.1, EHA27215.1, EHA27980.1
A. oryzae	XP_001819186.2, XP_001823266.2, XP_001824162.1
A. terreus	XP_001215942.1^c

The NCBI protein database was queried for putative agmatinase sequences from each Aspergillus sp. None of these were annotated as GBase. Only sequences that showed ≥85% identity (by analysis with the blastp program) with the A. niger NCIM 565 GBase sequence (GenBank accession no. AHL44994.1) are in bold.

All four A. niger ATCC 1015 sequences are annotated as hypothetical proteins.

Annotated as a hypothetical protein.