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Boldareva-Nuianzina, E.N.; Blahova, Z.; Sobotka, R.; Koblizek, M.
Distribution and origin of oxygen-dependent and oxygen-independent forms of Mg-protoporphyrin monomethylester cyclase among phototrophic proteobacteria (2013), Appl. Environ. Microbiol., 79, 2596-2604.

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Organism

Organism	UniProt	Comment	Textmining
Citromicrobium sp. CV44	G3GIX0	-	-
Methylobacteriaceae bacterium RM11-8-1	J9JE44	-	-
Rhodobaca bogoriensis	J9JE46	-	-
Rhodobaca bogoriensis DSM 18756	J9JE46	-	-
Rhodobacterales bacterium chep-kr	G3GIX2	-	-
Roseinatronobacter monicus	J7FAN3	-	-
Roseinatronobacter sp. khil	J7FBP5	-	-
Roseobacter sp.	G3GIW8	-	-
Roseobacter sp. B09	G3GIW8	-	-
Roseobacter sp. Zun_kholvo	J7FBD4	-	-

Synonyms

Synonyms	Comment	Organism
BChE	-	Roseobacter sp. Zun_kholvo
BChE	-	Roseinatronobacter monicus
BChE	-	Rhodobaca bogoriensis
BChE	-	Roseobacter sp.
BChE	-	Citromicrobium sp. CV44
BChE	-	Rhodobacterales bacterium chep-kr
BChE	-	Methylobacteriaceae bacterium RM11-8-1
BChE	-	Roseinatronobacter sp. khil

General Information

General Information	Comment	Organism
metabolism	comparison of the presence of BchE and AcsF genes encoding oxygen-independent and oxygen-dependent magnesium-protoporphyrin IX monomethylester cyclase, EC 1.21.98.3 and EC 1.14.13.81, respectively, in Proteobacteria. All tested species of aerobic anoxygenic phototrophs contain acsF genes, but some of them also retain the bchE gene. In contrast to bchE phylogeny, the AcsF phylogeny is in good agreement with 16S inferred phylogeny. The AcsF gene occupies a conserved position inside the photosynthesis gene cluster, whereas the BchE location in the genome varies largely between the species	Roseobacter sp. Zun_kholvo
metabolism	comparison of the presence of BchE and AcsF genes encoding oxygen-independent and oxygen-dependent magnesium-protoporphyrin IX monomethylester cyclase, EC 1.21.98.3 and EC 1.14.13.81, respectively, in Proteobacteria. All tested species of aerobic anoxygenic phototrophs contain acsF genes, but some of them also retain the bchE gene. In contrast to bchE phylogeny, the AcsF phylogeny is in good agreement with 16S inferred phylogeny. The AcsF gene occupies a conserved position inside the photosynthesis gene cluster, whereas the BchE location in the genome varies largely between the species	Roseinatronobacter monicus
metabolism	comparison of the presence of BchE and AcsF genes encoding oxygen-independent and oxygen-dependent magnesium-protoporphyrin IX monomethylester cyclase, EC 1.21.98.3 and EC 1.14.13.81, respectively, in Proteobacteria. All tested species of aerobic anoxygenic phototrophs contain acsF genes, but some of them also retain the bchE gene. In contrast to bchE phylogeny, the AcsF phylogeny is in good agreement with 16S inferred phylogeny. The AcsF gene occupies a conserved position inside the photosynthesis gene cluster, whereas the BchE location in the genome varies largely between the species	Rhodobaca bogoriensis
metabolism	comparison of the presence of BchE and AcsF genes encoding oxygen-independent and oxygen-dependent magnesium-protoporphyrin IX monomethylester cyclase, EC 1.21.98.3 and EC 1.14.13.81, respectively, in Proteobacteria. All tested species of aerobic anoxygenic phototrophs contain acsF genes, but some of them also retain the bchE gene. In contrast to bchE phylogeny, the AcsF phylogeny is in good agreement with 16S inferred phylogeny. The AcsF gene occupies a conserved position inside the photosynthesis gene cluster, whereas the BchE location in the genome varies largely between the species	Roseobacter sp.
metabolism	comparison of the presence of BchE and AcsF genes encoding oxygen-independent and oxygen-dependent magnesium-protoporphyrin IX monomethylester cyclase, EC 1.21.98.3 and EC 1.14.13.81, respectively, in Proteobacteria. All tested species of aerobic anoxygenic phototrophs contain acsF genes, but some of them also retain the bchE gene. In contrast to bchE phylogeny, the AcsF phylogeny is in good agreement with 16S inferred phylogeny. The AcsF gene occupies a conserved position inside the photosynthesis gene cluster, whereas the BchE location in the genome varies largely between the species	Citromicrobium sp. CV44
metabolism	comparison of the presence of BchE and AcsF genes encoding oxygen-independent and oxygen-dependent magnesium-protoporphyrin IX monomethylester cyclase, EC 1.21.98.3 and EC 1.14.13.81, respectively, in Proteobacteria. All tested species of aerobic anoxygenic phototrophs contain acsF genes, but some of them also retain the bchE gene. In contrast to bchE phylogeny, the AcsF phylogeny is in good agreement with 16S inferred phylogeny. The AcsF gene occupies a conserved position inside the photosynthesis gene cluster, whereas the BchE location in the genome varies largely between the species	Rhodobacterales bacterium chep-kr
metabolism	comparison of the presence of BchE and AcsF genes encoding oxygen-independent and oxygen-dependent magnesium-protoporphyrin IX monomethylester cyclase, EC 1.21.98.3 and EC 1.14.13.81, respectively, in Proteobacteria. All tested species of aerobic anoxygenic phototrophs contain acsF genes, but some of them also retain the bchE gene. In contrast to bchE phylogeny, the AcsF phylogeny is in good agreement with 16S inferred phylogeny. The AcsF gene occupies a conserved position inside the photosynthesis gene cluster, whereas the BchE location in the genome varies largely between the species	Methylobacteriaceae bacterium RM11-8-1
metabolism	comparison of the presence of BchE and AcsF genes encoding oxygen-independent and oxygen-dependent magnesium-protoporphyrin IX monomethylester cyclase, EC 1.21.98.3 and EC 1.14.13.81, respectively, in Proteobacteria. All tested species of aerobic anoxygenic phototrophs contain acsF genes, but some of them also retain the bchE gene. In contrast to bchE phylogeny, the AcsF phylogeny is in good agreement with 16S inferred phylogeny. The AcsF gene occupies a conserved position inside the photosynthesis gene cluster, whereas the BchE location in the genome varies largely between the species	Roseinatronobacter sp. khil

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