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Gene Review

cymA  -  membrane anchored tetraheme cytochrome c CymA

Shewanella oneidensis MR-1

 
 
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Disease relevance of cymA

 

High impact information on cymA

  • Strains with mutations in omcB or mtrB show about 50% of the wild-type levels of reduction, while a cymA mutant shows less than 20% of the wild-type levels of reduction and a menF mutant shows insignificant reduction [2].
  • This report demonstrates that the depressed menaquinone levels were the result of the rifampin resistance phenotype of the parent of CMTn-1 and not the interruption of the cymA gene [3].
  • This gene complemented a mutant which had a TnphoA insertion in cymA and which was deficient in the respiratory reduction of iron(III), nitrate, fumarate, and manganese(IV) [1].
  • The 561-bp nucleotide sequence of cymA encodes a protein of 187 amino acids with a predicted molecular mass of 20.8 kDa [1].
  • The cymA gene is transcribed into an mRNA; the major transcript was approximately 790 bases, suggesting that it is not part of a multicistronic operon [1].
 

Chemical compound and disease context of cymA

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