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. 2015 Aug 6;5:12900. doi: 10.1038/srep12900

Table 1. Description of characterized NAT loci.

Species (strain) Taxon mnemonic1 Taxon ID1 Gene symbol ORF (bp)2 Protein (aa)2 Exon span Number of introns Predicted locus tag3 Nucleotide ID4  
F. verticillioides (FGSC 7600) GIBM7 334819 ΝΑΤ1 1038 345 1 (1–1038) 0 FVEG_12636 EU552489, FN687904  
      ΝΑΤ2 957 318 1 (1–957) 0 FVEG_03961 FN687889, FN687905  
      ΝΑΤ3 978 325 1 (1–978) 0 FVEG_12062 FN687890, FN687906  
      NAT45 Transcribed pseudogene 1 (1–298) 2 (461–1033) 1 FVEG_07425 FN687891, LN829129  
F. graminearum (PH-1) GIBZE 229533 ΝΑΤ1 1032 343 1 (1–1032) 0 FGSG_00080 FN687882, FN687897  
      ΝΑΤ2 957 318 1 (1–371) 2 (430–1015) 1 FGSG_09400 FN687883, FN687898  
      ΝΑΤ3 960 319 1 (1–960) 0 FGSG_07888 FN687884, FN687899  
F. oxysporum f.sp. lycopersici (FOL 4287) FUSO4 426428 ΝΑΤ1 1053 350 1 (1–1053) 0 FOXG_15318 FN687885, FN687900  
      ΝΑΤ2 957 318 1 (1–371) 2 (423–1008) 1 FOXG_06095 FN687886, FN687901  
      ΝΑΤ3 999 332 1 (1–999) 0 FOXG_03795 FN687887, FN687902  
      ΝΑΤ4 963 320 1 (1–365) 2 (548–1145) 1 FOXG_04301 FN687888, FN687903  
A. flavus (NRRL 3357) ASPFN 332952 NAT15 Elusive Elusive Elusive Elusive AFL2G_05055  
      ΝΑΤ2 981 326 1 (1–426) 2 (482–528) 3 (588–1095) 2 AFL2G_01915 FN687893, FN687907  
      ΝΑΤ3 957 318 1 (1–395) 2 (449–1010) 1 AFL2G_11316 FN687894, FN687908  
      ΝΑΤ45 Transcribed pseudogene 1 (1–91) 2 (143–692) 1 AFL2G_03311 FN687895, FN687909  
A. nidulans (FGSC A4) EMENI 227321 ΝΑΤ1 960 319 1 (1–407) 2 (463–510) 3 (568–1072) 2 ANID_10723 FN687881, FN687896  

1The taxon mnemonics and ID numbers are from the UniProt Taxonomy database (http://www.uniprot.org/taxonomy/). They correspond to sequenced strains of Fusarium verticillioides (teleomorph Gibberella moniliformis), Fusarium graminearum (teleomorph Gibberella zeae), Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. lycopersici, Aspergillus flavus and Aspergillus nidulans (teleomorph Emericella nidulans). According to current consensus nomenclature guidelines (Supplementary Methods and http://nat.mbg.duth.gr/), taxon mnemonics are attached to the symbols of NAT genes to identify their specific organism of origin.

2The sequences of open reading frames (ORF) in base pairs (bp), as well as of deduced proteins in amino acids (aa), were determined via alignment of amplification products generated from genomic DNA and cDNA.

3The locus tags represent annotations by the Broad Institute (http://www.broadinstitute.org/science/projects/fungal-genome-initiative/gene-finding-methods). F. verticillioides FVEG_07425 and A. flavus AFL2G_03311 tag genomic loci with sequences overlapping, but not coinciding, with the NAT sequences characterized experimentally in the present study.

4Two Nucleotide IDs were assigned to each fungal NAT, the first for the genomic and the second for the transcribed sequence of each locus.

5Annotation remains elusive for the NAT1 locus of A. flavus, as specific amplification from cDNA of the fungus has not been possible. The NAT4 loci of F. verticillioides and A. flavus appeared as transcribing pseudogenes with hypothetical ORFs that are disrupted by nonsense mutations.