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Overview
5.1
17.1
27.1
32.1
43.1
43.2
47.1
59.1
84.1
93.1
102.1
108.1

### Identified secondary metabolite regions using strictness 'relaxed'

gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_5 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_5)

Region | Type | From | To | Most similar known cluster | Similarity
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
Region 5.1 | T3PKS | 47,677 | 88,791 | 1-carbapen-2-em-3-carboxylic acid | Other | 16%

gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_17 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_17)

Region | Type | From | To | Most similar known cluster | Similarity
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
Region 17.1 | NRPS,betalactone | 15,700 | 66,890 | fengycin | NRP | 93%

gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_27 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_27)

Region | Type | From | To | Most similar known cluster | Similarity
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
Region 27.1 | NRP-metallophore,NRPS | 76,799 | 124,716 | bacillibactin | NRP | 100%

gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_32 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_32)

Region | Type | From | To | Most similar known cluster | Similarity
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
Region 32.1 | NRPS | 1 | 24,924 | locillomycin/locillomycin B/locillomycin C | NRP+Polyketide | 21%

gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_43 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_43)

Region | Type | From | To | Most similar known cluster | Similarity
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
Region 43.1 | other | 1 | 23,847 | bacilysin | Other | 85%
Region 43.2 | sactipeptide | 27,152 | 41,450 | subtilosin A | RiPP:Thiopeptide | 100%

gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_47 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_47)

Region | Type | From | To | Most similar known cluster | Similarity
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
Region 47.1 | NRPS | 1 | 27,728 | surfactin | NRP:Lipopeptide | 43%

gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_59 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_59)

Region | Type | From | To | Most similar known cluster | Similarity
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
Region 59.1 | NRPS | 1 | 22,846 | surfactin | NRP:Lipopeptide | 43%

gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_84 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_84)

Region | Type | From | To | Most similar known cluster | Similarity
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
Region 84.1 | terpene | 7,569 | 29,467 |

gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_94 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_94)

Region | Type | From | To | Most similar known cluster | Similarity
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
Region 93.1 | terpene | 25,919 | 39,547 |

gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_104 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_104)

Region | Type | From | To | Most similar known cluster | Similarity
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
Region 102.1 | NRPS | 1 | 9,196 | surfactin | NRP:Lipopeptide | 8%

gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_111 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_111)

Region | Type | From | To | Most similar known cluster | Similarity
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
Region 108.1 | NRPS | 1 | 1,757 | thermoactinoamide A | NRP | 100%

Region | Type | From | To | Most similar known cluster | Similarity
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
Region 5.1 | T3PKS | 47,677 | 88,791 | 1-carbapen-2-em-3-carboxylic acid | Other | 16%
Region 17.1 | NRPS,betalactone | 15,700 | 66,890 | fengycin | NRP | 93%
Region 27.1 | NRP-metallophore,NRPS | 76,799 | 124,716 | bacillibactin | NRP | 100%
Region 32.1 | NRPS | 1 | 24,924 | locillomycin/locillomycin B/locillomycin C | NRP+Polyketide | 21%
Region 43.1 | other | 1 | 23,847 | bacilysin | Other | 85%
Region 43.2 | sactipeptide | 27,152 | 41,450 | subtilosin A | RiPP:Thiopeptide | 100%
Region 47.1 | NRPS | 1 | 27,728 | surfactin | NRP:Lipopeptide | 43%
Region 59.1 | NRPS | 1 | 22,846 | surfactin | NRP:Lipopeptide | 43%
Region 84.1 | terpene | 7,569 | 29,467 |
Region 93.1 | terpene | 25,919 | 39,547 |
Region 102.1 | NRPS | 1 | 9,196 | surfactin | NRP:Lipopeptide | 8%
Region 108.1 | NRPS | 1 | 1,757 | thermoactinoamide A | NRP | 100%

No secondary metabolite regions were found in these records:
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_1 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_1)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_2 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_2)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_3 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_3)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_4 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_4)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_6 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_6)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_7 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_7)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_8 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_8)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_9 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_9)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_10 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_10)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_11 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_11)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_12 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_12)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_13 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_13)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_14 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_14)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_15 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_15)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_16 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_16)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_18 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_18)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_19 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_19)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_20 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_20)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_21 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_21)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_22 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_22)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_23 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_23)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_24 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_24)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_25 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_25)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_26 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_26)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_28 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_28)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_29 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_29)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_30 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_30)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_31 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_31)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_33 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_33)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_34 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_34)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_35 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_35)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_36 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_36)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_37 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_37)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_38 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_38)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_39 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_39)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_40 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_40)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_41 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_41)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_42 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_42)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_44 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_44)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_45 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_45)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_46 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_46)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_48 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_48)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_49 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_49)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_50 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_50)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_51 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_51)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_52 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_52)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_53 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_53)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_54 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_54)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_55 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_55)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_56 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_56)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_57 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_57)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_58 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_58)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_60 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_60)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_61 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_61)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_62 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_62)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_63 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_63)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_64 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_64)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_65 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_65)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_66 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_66)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_67 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_67)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_68 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_68)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_69 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_69)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_70 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_70)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_71 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_71)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_72 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_72)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_73 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_73)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_74 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_74)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_75 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_75)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_76 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_76)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_77 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_77)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_78 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_78)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_79 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_79)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_80 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_80)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_81 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_81)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_82 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_82)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_83 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_83)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_85 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_85)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_87 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_87)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_88 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_88)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_89 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_89)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_90 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_90)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_91 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_91)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_92 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_92)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_93 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_93)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_95 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_95)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_96 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_96)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_97 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_97)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_99 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_99)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_100 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_100)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_101 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_101)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_102 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_102)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_103 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_103)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_105 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_105)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_106 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_106)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_107 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_107)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_108 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_108)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_110 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_110)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_112 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_112)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_113 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_113)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_114 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_114)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_115 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_115)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_116 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_116)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_117 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_117)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_118 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_118)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_120 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_120)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_121 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_121)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_123 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_123)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_124 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_124)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_125 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_125)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_126 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_126)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_127 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_127)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_128 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_128)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_129 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_129)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_130 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_130)
  gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_132 (original name was: gnl|Prokka|MOHGGCOF_132)

Compact view
gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_5 - Region 1 - T3PKS
Shows the layout of the region, marking coding sequences and areas of interest. Clicking a gene will select it and show any relevant details. Clicking an area feature (e.g. a candidate cluster) will select all coding sequences within that area. Double clicking an area feature will zoom to that area. Multiple genes and area features can be selected by clicking them while holding the Ctrl key.
More detailed help is available here.
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Location: 47,677 - 88,791 nt. (total: 41,115 nt) Show pHMM detection rules used
T3PKS: (Chal_sti_synt_C or Chal_sti_synt_N)

#### Legend:

core biosynthetic genes
additional biosynthetic genes
transport-related genes
regulatory genes
other genes
resistance
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zoom to selection
Gene details
Shows details of the most recently selected gene, including names, products, location, and other annotations.
Select a gene to view the details available for it
Gene overview
NRPS/PKS domains
KnownClusterBlast
Gene/CDS overview
A brief tabular summary of genes/CDS features within the region.
Filtering the table will also search biosynthetic profiles and gene function data. If enabled, the overview will then zoom to show the area covered by the filtered selection.
Genes selected in the region drawing above will be marked in the table with an indicator to the left of the gene name.
Filter:
Automatically zoom to filtered/selected features

Identifier | Product | Length | Function | Sequence | NCBI Blast | Filter details
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
|  | NT | AA |  | NT | AA |  |

No genes match the given filter
Detailed domain annotation
Shows NRPS- and PKS-related domains for each feature that contains them. Click on each domain for more information about the domain's location, consensus monomer prediction, and other details.
A domain glossary is available here, and an explanation of the visualisation is available here.
Selected features only
Show module domains
Similar known gene clusters from MIBiG 3.1
Shows clusters from the MiBIG database that are similar to the current region. Genes marked with the same colour are interrelated. White genes have no relationship.
Click on reference genes to show details of similarities to genes within the current region.
Click on an accession to open that entry in the MiBIG database.
gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_17 - Region 1 - NRPS,betalactone
Shows the layout of the region, marking coding sequences and areas of interest. Clicking a gene will select it and show any relevant details. Clicking an area feature (e.g. a candidate cluster) will select all coding sequences within that area. Double clicking an area feature will zoom to that area. Multiple genes and area features can be selected by clicking them while holding the Ctrl key.
More detailed help is available here.
Download region GenBank file
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Location: 15,700 - 66,890 nt. (total: 51,191 nt) Show pHMM detection rules used
NRPS: cds(Condensation and (AMP-binding or A-OX))
betalactone: (HMGL-like and AMP-binding)

#### Legend:

core biosynthetic genes
additional biosynthetic genes
transport-related genes
regulatory genes
other genes
resistance
reset view
zoom to selection
Gene details
Shows details of the most recently selected gene, including names, products, location, and other annotations.
Select a gene to view the details available for it
Gene overview
NRPS/PKS domains
KnownClusterBlast
NRPS/PKS modules
Gene/CDS overview
A brief tabular summary of genes/CDS features within the region.
Filtering the table will also search biosynthetic profiles and gene function data. If enabled, the overview will then zoom to show the area covered by the filtered selection.
Genes selected in the region drawing above will be marked in the table with an indicator to the left of the gene name.
Filter:
Automatically zoom to filtered/selected features

Identifier | Product | Length | Function | Sequence | NCBI Blast | Filter details
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
|  | NT | AA |  | NT | AA |  |

No genes match the given filter
Detailed domain annotation
Shows NRPS- and PKS-related domains for each feature that contains them. Click on each domain for more information about the domain's location, consensus monomer prediction, and other details.
A domain glossary is available here, and an explanation of the visualisation is available here.
Selected features only
Show module domains
Similar known gene clusters from MIBiG 3.1
Shows clusters from the MiBIG database that are similar to the current region. Genes marked with the same colour are interrelated. White genes have no relationship.
Click on reference genes to show details of similarities to genes within the current region.
Click on an accession to open that entry in the MiBIG database.
Module view
Shows module structures for each candidate cluster in NRPS and PKS regions.
Genes are shown in predicted order, and are only present when containing at least one complete module.
A domain glossary is available here, and an explanation of the visualisation is available here.
Legend
NRPS/PKS products
NRPS/PKS substrates
Predicted core structure(s)
Shows estimated product structure and polymer for each candidate cluster in the region. To show the product, click on the expander or the candidate cluster feature drawn in the overview.
For candidate cluster 1, location 15699 - 66890:
Rough prediction of core scaffold based on assumed PKS/NRPS colinearity; tailoring reactions not taken into account

Polymer prediction:
  (Glu - D-Tyr) + (Ile)

Direct lookup in NORINE database: strict or relaxed
Link to NORINE database query form
NRPS/PKS substrate predictions
Shows the predicted substrates for each adenylation domain and acyltransferase within genes. Each gene prediction can be expanded to view detailed predictions of each domain. Each prediction can be expanded to view the predictions by tool (and, for some tools, further expanded for extra details).

ctg17_36: X
  AMP-binding (13..445): X
  nrpys: Asp, Asn, Glu, Gln, Aad
  SVM prediction details:
    Predicted physicochemical class:
      N/A
    Large clusters prediction:
      Aliphatic chain with H-bond donor (Asp, Asn, Glu, Gln, Aad)
    Small clusters prediction:
      N/A
    Single AA prediction:
      N/A
  Stachelhaus prediction details:
    Stachelhaus sequence:
      -GLHIAAPVK
    Nearest Stachelhaus code(s):
      Z-ahmohOrn FGLHIASTCK (56% 8Å match)
      Ile DGLFIGIPVK (32% 8Å match)
    Stachelhaus code match:
      60% (weak)
ctg17_41: Ile
  Search NORINE for peptide: strict or relaxed
  AMP-binding (474..867): Ile
  nrpys: Ile
  SVM prediction details:
    Predicted physicochemical class:
      hydrophobic-aliphatic (Ala, Gly, Val, Leu, Ile, Abu, Ival, Ser, Thr, Hpg, Dhpg, Cys, Pro, Hpr)
    Large clusters prediction:
      Apolar, aliphatic (Gly, Ala, Val, Leu, Ile, Abu, Ival)
    Small clusters prediction:
      Aliphatic, branched hydrophobic (Val, Leu, Ile, Abu, Ival)
    Single AA prediction:
      ile (Ile)
  Stachelhaus prediction details:
    Stachelhaus sequence:
      DAFFYGITFK
    Nearest Stachelhaus code(s):
      Ile DAFFYGITFK (100% 8Å match)
    Stachelhaus code match:
      100% (strong)
ctg17_42: Glu - Tyr
  Search NORINE for peptide: strict or relaxed
  AMP-binding (463..864): Glu
  nrpys: Glu
  SVM prediction details:
    Predicted physicochemical class:
      hydrophilic (Arg, Asp, Glu, Asn, Lys, Gln, Orn, Aad)
    Large clusters prediction:
      Aliphatic chain with H-bond donor (Asp, Asn, Glu, Gln, Aad)
    Small clusters prediction:
      glu,gln (Glu, Gln)
    Single AA prediction:
      glu (Glu)
  Stachelhaus prediction details:
    Stachelhaus sequence:
      DAWHFGGVDK
    Nearest Stachelhaus code(s):
      Glu DAWHFGGVDK (100% 8Å match)
    Stachelhaus code match:
      100% (strong)
  AMP-binding (1502..1896): Tyr
  nrpys: Tyr
  SVM prediction details:
    Predicted physicochemical class:
      hydrophobic-aromatic (Phe, Tyr, diOH-Bz, Ph-Gly, bOH-Tyr)
    Large clusters prediction:
      Aromatic side chain (Phe, Trp, Ph-Gly, Tyr, bOH-Tyr)
    Small clusters prediction:
      Polar aromatic ring (Tyr, bOH-Tyr)
    Single AA prediction:
      tyr (Tyr)
  Stachelhaus prediction details:
    Stachelhaus sequence:
      DGTITAEVAK
    Nearest Stachelhaus code(s):
      Tyr DGTITAEVAK (100% 8Å match)
    Stachelhaus code match:
      100% (strong)

gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_27 - Region 1 - NRP-metallophore,NRPS
Shows the layout of the region, marking coding sequences and areas of interest. Clicking a gene will select it and show any relevant details. Clicking an area feature (e.g. a candidate cluster) will select all coding sequences within that area. Double clicking an area feature will zoom to that area. Multiple genes and area features can be selected by clicking them while holding the Ctrl key.
More detailed help is available here.
Download region GenBank file
Download region SVG
Location: 76,799 - 124,716 nt. (total: 47,918 nt) Show pHMM detection rules used
Region on contig edge.
NRP-metallophore: (VibH_like or Cy_tandem or (cds(Condensation and AMP-binding) and ((IBH_Asp and not SBH_Asp) or IBH_His or TBH_Asp or CyanoBH_Asp1 or CyanoBH_Asp2 or IPL or SalSyn or (EntA and EntC) or (GrbD and GrbE) or (FbnL and FbnM) or PvdO or PvdP or (Orn_monoox and not (KtzT or MetRS-like)) or Lys_monoox or VbsL)))
NRPS: cds(Condensation and (AMP-binding or A-OX))

#### Legend:

core biosynthetic genes
additional biosynthetic genes
transport-related genes
regulatory genes
other genes
resistance
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Gene details
Shows details of the most recently selected gene, including names, products, location, and other annotations.
Select a gene to view the details available for it
Gene overview
NRPS/PKS domains
KnownClusterBlast
NRPS/PKS modules
Gene/CDS overview
A brief tabular summary of genes/CDS features within the region.
Filtering the table will also search biosynthetic profiles and gene function data. If enabled, the overview will then zoom to show the area covered by the filtered selection.
Genes selected in the region drawing above will be marked in the table with an indicator to the left of the gene name.
Filter:
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Identifier | Product | Length | Function | Sequence | NCBI Blast | Filter details
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
|  | NT | AA |  | NT | AA |  |

No genes match the given filter
Detailed domain annotation
Shows NRPS- and PKS-related domains for each feature that contains them. Click on each domain for more information about the domain's location, consensus monomer prediction, and other details.
A domain glossary is available here, and an explanation of the visualisation is available here.
Selected features only
Show module domains
Similar known gene clusters from MIBiG 3.1
Shows clusters from the MiBIG database that are similar to the current region. Genes marked with the same colour are interrelated. White genes have no relationship.
Click on reference genes to show details of similarities to genes within the current region.
Click on an accession to open that entry in the MiBIG database.
Module view
Shows module structures for each candidate cluster in NRPS and PKS regions.
Genes are shown in predicted order, and are only present when containing at least one complete module.
A domain glossary is available here, and an explanation of the visualisation is available here.
Legend
NRPS/PKS products
NRPS/PKS substrates
Predicted core structure(s)
Shows estimated product structure and polymer for each candidate cluster in the region. To show the product, click on the expander or the candidate cluster feature drawn in the overview.
For candidate cluster 1, location 76798 - 124716:
Rough prediction of core scaffold based on assumed PKS/NRPS colinearity; tailoring reactions not taken into account

Polymer prediction:
  (Gly - Thr)

Direct lookup in NORINE database: strict or relaxed
Link to NORINE database query form
NRPS/PKS substrate predictions
Shows the predicted substrates for each adenylation domain and acyltransferase within genes. Each gene prediction can be expanded to view detailed predictions of each domain. Each prediction can be expanded to view the predictions by tool (and, for some tools, further expanded for extra details).

ctg27_97: Gly - Thr
  Search NORINE for peptide: strict or relaxed
  AMP-binding (409..807): Gly
  nrpys: Gly
  SVM prediction details:
    Predicted physicochemical class:
      hydrophobic-aliphatic (Ala, Gly, Val, Leu, Ile, Abu, Ival, Ser, Thr, Hpg, Dhpg, Cys, Pro, Hpr)
    Large clusters prediction:
      Apolar, aliphatic (Gly, Ala, Val, Leu, Ile, Abu, Ival)
    Small clusters prediction:
      Tiny, hydrophilic, transition to aliphatic (Gly, Ala)
    Single AA prediction:
      gly (Gly)
  Stachelhaus prediction details:
    Stachelhaus sequence:
      DILQLGLIWK
    Nearest Stachelhaus code(s):
      Gly DILQLGLIWK (100% 8Å match)
    Stachelhaus code match:
      100% (strong)
  AMP-binding (1465..1881): Thr
  nrpys: Thr
  SVM prediction details:
    Predicted physicochemical class:
      hydrophobic-aliphatic (Ala, Gly, Val, Leu, Ile, Abu, Ival, Ser, Thr, Hpg, Dhpg, Cys, Pro, Hpr)
    Large clusters prediction:
      Aliphatic chain or phenyl group with -OH (Ser, Thr, Dhpg, Hpg)
    Small clusters prediction:
      thr (Thr)
    Single AA prediction:
      thr (Thr)
  Stachelhaus prediction details:
    Stachelhaus sequence:
      DFWNIGMVHK
    Nearest Stachelhaus code(s):
      Thr DFWNIGMVHK (100% 8Å match)
    Stachelhaus code match:
      100% (strong)
ctg27_100: diOH-Bz
  Search NORINE for peptide: strict or relaxed
  AMP-binding (31..435): diOH-Bz
  nrpys: diOH-Bz
  SVM prediction details:
    Predicted physicochemical class:
      hydrophobic-aromatic (Phe, Tyr, diOH-Bz, Ph-Gly, bOH-Tyr)
    Large clusters prediction:
      Hydroxy-benzoic acid derivates (diOH-Bz, Sal)
    Small clusters prediction:
      Hydroxy-benzoic acid derivates (diOH-Bz, Sal)
    Single AA prediction:
      dhb (diOH-Bz)
  Stachelhaus prediction details:
    Stachelhaus sequence:
      PLPAQGVVNK
    Nearest Stachelhaus code(s):
      diOH-Bz PLPAQGVVNK (100% 8Å match)
      diOH-Bz or Sal PLPAQGVVNK (94% 8Å match)
    Stachelhaus code match:
      100% (strong)

gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_32 - Region 1 - NRPS
Shows the layout of the region, marking coding sequences and areas of interest. Clicking a gene will select it and show any relevant details. Clicking an area feature (e.g. a candidate cluster) will select all coding sequences within that area. Double clicking an area feature will zoom to that area. Multiple genes and area features can be selected by clicking them while holding the Ctrl key.
More detailed help is available here.
Download region GenBank file
Download region SVG
Location: 1 - 24,924 nt. (total: 24,924 nt) Show pHMM detection rules used
Region on contig edge.
NRPS: cds(Condensation and (AMP-binding or A-OX))

#### Legend:

core biosynthetic genes
additional biosynthetic genes
transport-related genes
regulatory genes
other genes
resistance
reset view
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Gene details
Shows details of the most recently selected gene, including names, products, location, and other annotations.
Select a gene to view the details available for it
Gene overview
NRPS/PKS domains
KnownClusterBlast
NRPS/PKS modules
Gene/CDS overview
A brief tabular summary of genes/CDS features within the region.
Filtering the table will also search biosynthetic profiles and gene function data. If enabled, the overview will then zoom to show the area covered by the filtered selection.
Genes selected in the region drawing above will be marked in the table with an indicator to the left of the gene name.
Filter:
Automatically zoom to filtered/selected features

Identifier | Product | Length | Function | Sequence | NCBI Blast | Filter details
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
|  | NT | AA |  | NT | AA |  |

No genes match the given filter
Detailed domain annotation
Shows NRPS- and PKS-related domains for each feature that contains them. Click on each domain for more information about the domain's location, consensus monomer prediction, and other details.
A domain glossary is available here, and an explanation of the visualisation is available here.
Selected features only
Show module domains
Similar known gene clusters from MIBiG 3.1
Shows clusters from the MiBIG database that are similar to the current region. Genes marked with the same colour are interrelated. White genes have no relationship.
Click on reference genes to show details of similarities to genes within the current region.
Click on an accession to open that entry in the MiBIG database.
Module view
Shows module structures for each candidate cluster in NRPS and PKS regions.
Genes are shown in predicted order, and are only present when containing at least one complete module.
A domain glossary is available here, and an explanation of the visualisation is available here.
Legend
NRPS/PKS products
NRPS/PKS substrates
Predicted core structure(s)
Shows estimated product structure and polymer for each candidate cluster in the region. To show the product, click on the expander or the candidate cluster feature drawn in the overview.
For candidate cluster 1, location 0 - 24924:
Rough prediction of core scaffold based on assumed PKS/NRPS colinearity; tailoring reactions not taken into account

Polymer prediction:
  (Cys)

Direct lookup in NORINE database: strict or relaxed
Link to NORINE database query form
NRPS/PKS substrate predictions
Shows the predicted substrates for each adenylation domain and acyltransferase within genes. Each gene prediction can be expanded to view detailed predictions of each domain. Each prediction can be expanded to view the predictions by tool (and, for some tools, further expanded for extra details).

ctg32_1: Cys
  Search NORINE for peptide: strict or relaxed
  AMP-binding (555..961): Cys
  nrpys: Cys
  SVM prediction details:
    Predicted physicochemical class:
      hydrophobic-aliphatic (Ala, Gly, Val, Leu, Ile, Abu, Ival, Ser, Thr, Hpg, Dhpg, Cys, Pro, Hpr)
    Large clusters prediction:
      Polar, uncharged (aliphatic with -SH) (Cys)
    Small clusters prediction:
      Polar, uncharged (aliphatic with -SH) (Cys)
    Single AA prediction:
      Polar, uncharged (aliphatic with -SH) (Cys)
  Stachelhaus prediction details:
    Stachelhaus sequence:
      DLWNMSLIWK
    Nearest Stachelhaus code(s):
      Cys DLYNMSLIWK (79% 8Å match)
    Stachelhaus code match:
      90% (moderate)

gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_43 - Region 1 - other
Shows the layout of the region, marking coding sequences and areas of interest. Clicking a gene will select it and show any relevant details. Clicking an area feature (e.g. a candidate cluster) will select all coding sequences within that area. Double clicking an area feature will zoom to that area. Multiple genes and area features can be selected by clicking them while holding the Ctrl key.
More detailed help is available here.
Download region GenBank file
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Location: 1 - 23,847 nt. (total: 23,847 nt) Show pHMM detection rules used
Region on contig edge.
other: (LmbU or Neocarzinostat or bcpB or frbD or mitE or vlmB or prnB or CaiA or bacilysin or orf2_PTase)

#### Legend:

core biosynthetic genes
additional biosynthetic genes
transport-related genes
regulatory genes
other genes
resistance
reset view
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Gene details
Shows details of the most recently selected gene, including names, products, location, and other annotations.
Select a gene to view the details available for it
Gene overview
KnownClusterBlast
Gene/CDS overview
A brief tabular summary of genes/CDS features within the region.
Filtering the table will also search biosynthetic profiles and gene function data. If enabled, the overview will then zoom to show the area covered by the filtered selection.
Genes selected in the region drawing above will be marked in the table with an indicator to the left of the gene name.
Filter:
Automatically zoom to filtered/selected features

Identifier | Product | Length | Function | Sequence | NCBI Blast | Filter details
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
|  | NT | AA |  | NT | AA |  |

No genes match the given filter
Similar known gene clusters from MIBiG 3.1
Shows clusters from the MiBIG database that are similar to the current region. Genes marked with the same colour are interrelated. White genes have no relationship.
Click on reference genes to show details of similarities to genes within the current region.
Click on an accession to open that entry in the MiBIG database.
gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_43 - Region 2 - sactipeptide
Shows the layout of the region, marking coding sequences and areas of interest. Clicking a gene will select it and show any relevant details. Clicking an area feature (e.g. a candidate cluster) will select all coding sequences within that area. Double clicking an area feature will zoom to that area. Multiple genes and area features can be selected by clicking them while holding the Ctrl key.
More detailed help is available here.
Download region GenBank file
Download region SVG
Location: 27,152 - 41,450 nt. (total: 14,299 nt) Show pHMM detection rules used
Region on contig edge.
sactipeptide: (subtilosin or thuricin or TIGR04404 or Subtilosin_A or skfc)

#### Legend:

core biosynthetic genes
additional biosynthetic genes
transport-related genes
regulatory genes
other genes
resistance
reset view
zoom to selection
Gene details
Shows details of the most recently selected gene, including names, products, location, and other annotations.
Select a gene to view the details available for it
Gene overview
KnownClusterBlast
Sactipeptides
Gene/CDS overview
A brief tabular summary of genes/CDS features within the region.
Filtering the table will also search biosynthetic profiles and gene function data. If enabled, the overview will then zoom to show the area covered by the filtered selection.
Genes selected in the region drawing above will be marked in the table with an indicator to the left of the gene name.
Filter:
Automatically zoom to filtered/selected features

Identifier | Product | Length | Function | Sequence | NCBI Blast | Filter details
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
|  | NT | AA |  | NT | AA |  |

No genes match the given filter
Similar known gene clusters from MIBiG 3.1
Shows clusters from the MiBIG database that are similar to the current region. Genes marked with the same colour are interrelated. White genes have no relationship.
Click on reference genes to show details of similarities to genes within the current region.
Click on an accession to open that entry in the MiBIG database.
Sactipeptide predictions
Lists the possible core peptides for each biosynthetic enzyme. Each core peptide shows the leader and core peptide sequences.
Includes CompaRiPPson results for any available databases, with a detailed explanation here.

#### Sactipeptide(s) for ctg43_42

ctg43_42
Leader:
MKKAVIVENK
Core:
G C A T C S I G A A C L V D G P I P D F E I A G A T G L F G L W G

#### antiSMASH-DB 4.0 matches for ctg43_42

100.0% NC_000964.3 and 235 others:
NC_014479.1 Sactipeptides: BSUW23_RS18740_sactipeptide NC_014639.1 Sactipeptides: BATR1942_RS15950_sactipeptide NC_014976.1 Sactipeptides: BSN5_RS09700_sactipeptide NC_016047.1 Sactipeptides: GYO_RS41165_sactipeptide NC_017195.1 Sactipeptides: I33_RS18040_sactipeptide NC_017743.1 Sactipeptides: MY9_RS18920_sactipeptide NC_019896.1 Sactipeptides: A7A1_RS01935_sactipeptide NC_020244.1 Sactipeptides: C663_RS18295_sactipeptide NZ_BDDH01000003.1 Sactipeptides: A7P71_RS10610_sactipeptide NZ_CABIVP010000002.1 Sactipeptides: FY199_RS09010_sactipeptide NZ_CP007409.1 Sactipeptides: Q433_RS18950_sactipeptide NZ_CP009796.1 Sactipeptides: OB04_RS19085_sactipeptide NZ_CP011101.1 Sactipeptides: bslm_RS18365_sactipeptide NZ_CP011534.1 Sactipeptides: ABA10_RS18725_sactipeptide NZ_CP011802.1 Sactipeptides: D068_RS17505_sactipeptide NZ_CP016767.1 Sactipeptides: BCV50_RS14935_sactipeptide NZ_CP017072.1 Sactipeptides: BGM23_RS02945_sactipeptide NZ_CP017112.1 Sactipeptides: BS16045_RS19810_sactipeptide NZ_CP017313.1 Sactipeptides: BH660_RS14630_sactipeptide NZ_CP017314.1 Sactipeptides: BSBS38_RS19215_sactipeptide NZ_CP017676.1 Sactipeptides: BKN48_RS08085_sactipeptide NZ_CP018173.1 Sactipeptides: BAX60_RS03615_sactipeptide NZ_CP020367.1 Sactipeptides: BSK2_RS19060_sactipeptide NZ_CP020722.1 Sactipeptides: B7470_RS09560_sactipeptide NZ_CP020915.1 Sactipeptides: B9L64_RS11255_sactipeptide NZ_CP021169.1 Sactipeptides: B9N48_RS18685_sactipeptide NZ_CP021498.1 Sactipeptides: S101444_RS19170_sactipeptide NZ_CP021892.1 Sactipeptides: S100333_RS19720_sactipeptide NZ_CP021903.1 Sactipeptides: CD007_RS18975_sactipeptide NZ_CP021911.1 Sactipeptides: CDO84_RS18225_sactipeptide NZ_CP021921.1 Sactipeptides: S101392_RS19440_sactipeptide NZ_CP022391.1 Sactipeptides: CFK25_RS18875_sactipeptide NZ_CP022890.1 Sactipeptides: CJZ70_RS01210_sactipeptide NZ_CP023257.1 Sactipeptides: CLD04_RS19470_sactipeptide NZ_CP023409.1 Sactipeptides: Bateq7PJ16_RS20450_sactipeptide NZ_CP025941.1 Sactipeptides: C0W65_RS07300_sactipeptide NZ_CP026010.1 Sactipeptides: BS11774_RS03710_sactipeptide NZ_CP026030.1 Sactipeptides: C2H91_RS12110_sactipeptide NZ_CP026035.1 Sactipeptides: C2H96_RS13375_sactipeptide NZ_CP026036.1 Sactipeptides: C2H93_RS16885_sactipeptide NZ_CP026521.1 Sactipeptides: C1T29_RS22385_sactipeptide NZ_CP028201.1 Sactipeptides: C7M16_RS17535_sactipeptide NZ_CP028202.1 Sactipeptides: C7M17_RS17600_sactipeptide NZ_CP028217.1 Sactipeptides: C7M29_RS06900_sactipeptide NZ_CP028218.1 Sactipeptides: C7M30_RS12605_sactipeptide NZ_CP028812.1 Sactipeptides: DAE22_RS20770_sactipeptide NZ_CP029364.1 Sactipeptides: DIC78_RS12275_sactipeptide NZ_CP029461.1 Sactipeptides: DJ572_RS18795_sactipeptide NZ_CP029465.1 Sactipeptides: DKG76_RS19825_sactipeptide NZ_CP029609.1 Sactipeptides: DL538_RS20030_sactipeptide NZ_CP031675.1 Sactipeptides: DYS67_RS19275_sactipeptide NZ_CP031783.1 Sactipeptides: D0808_RS00710_sactipeptide NZ_CP031784.1 Sactipeptides: D0819_RS14700_sactipeptide NZ_CP032853.1 Sactipeptides: D9C10_RS17955_sactipeptide NZ_CP032855.1 Sactipeptides: D9C11_RS09165_sactipeptide NZ_CP035161.1 Sactipeptides: EQH88_RS19675_sactipeptide NZ_CP035167.1 Sactipeptides: EQJ08_RS19095_sactipeptide NZ_CP035226.1 Sactipeptides: EQW70_RS20085_sactipeptide NZ_CP035231.1 Sactipeptides: EQZ01_RS19685_sactipeptide NZ_CP035391.1 Sactipeptides: ES965_RS19370_sactipeptide NZ_CP035395.1 Sactipeptides: ES968_RS19740_sactipeptide NZ_CP035401.1 Sactipeptides: ETA19_RS19595_sactipeptide NZ_CP035402.1 Sactipeptides: ES969_RS19660_sactipeptide NZ_CP035403.1 Sactipeptides: ETA15_RS19805_sactipeptide NZ_CP035406.1 Sactipeptides: ETK61_RS20735_sactipeptide NZ_CP035413.1 Sactipeptides: ETL58_RS19505_sactipeptide NZ_CP039935.1 Sactipeptides: FCJ76_RS19255_sactipeptide NZ_CP045006.1 Sactipeptides: F9B13_RS01950_sactipeptide NZ_CP045425.1 Sactipeptides: GCU76_RS20710_sactipeptide NZ_CP045816.1 Sactipeptides: GII86_RS19920_sactipeptide NZ_CP045824.1 Sactipeptides: GII78_RS20125_sactipeptide NZ_CP046591.1 Sactipeptides: GO004_RS15965_sactipeptide NZ_CP046860.1 Sactipeptides: GPJ55_RS11605_sactipeptide NZ_CP047645.1 Sactipeptides: GSN02_RS19265_sactipeptide NZ_CP049924.1 Sactipeptides: G4G26_RS18960_sactipeptide NZ_CP050705.1 Sactipeptides: HCU65_RS18920_sactipeptide NZ_CP051462.1 Sactipeptides: HC662_RS19240_sactipeptide NZ_CP051464.1 Sactipeptides: HC660_RS18970_sactipeptide NZ_CP054050.1 Sactipeptides: HNV25_RS02005_sactipeptide NZ_CP054177.1 Sactipeptides: HR084_RS18935_sactipeptide NZ_CP054584.1 Sactipeptides: HT135_RS19775_sactipeptide NZ_CP060193.1 Sactipeptides: H7F27_RS02180_sactipeptide NZ_CP060417.1 Sactipeptides: H8S71_RS18495_sactipeptide NZ_CP061284.1 Sactipeptides: ICJ61_RS19715_sactipeptide NZ_CP061870.1 Sactipeptides: IE382_RS22305_sactipeptide NZ_CP062497.1 Sactipeptides: IHV08_RS19770_sactipeptide NZ_CP063276.1 Sactipeptides: IM743_RS18070_sactipeptide NZ_CP065858.1 Sactipeptides: I7X10_RS03370_sactipeptide NZ_CP069789.1 Sactipeptides: JR441_RS19085_sactipeptide NZ_CP070483.1 Sactipeptides: JQX68_RS19175_sactipeptide NZ_CP070976.1 Sactipeptides: JYG31_RS19675_sactipeptide NZ_CP071043.1 Sactipeptides: JS609_RS19245_sactipeptide NZ_CP073265.1 Sactipeptides: KCX77_RS18900_sactipeptide NZ_CP075344.1 Sactipeptides: KIL00_RS20100_sactipeptide NZ_CP076083.1 Sactipeptides: KFF76_RS18635_sactipeptide NZ_CP079759.1 Sactipeptides: KXZ66_RS19695_sactipeptide NZ_CP080508.1 Sactipeptides: K0V03_RS08595_sactipeptide NZ_CP089148.1 Sactipeptides: LRO88_RS20980_sactipeptide NZ_CP090125.1 Sactipeptides: LXE94_RS19505_sactipeptide NZ_CP093289.1 Sactipeptides: MNG38_RS19730_sactipeptide NZ_CP093546.1 Sactipeptides: MOW04_RS19180_sactipeptide NZ_CP095736.1 Sactipeptides: MX663_RS20090_sactipeptide NZ_CP096590.1 Sactipeptides: M0696_RS18995_sactipeptide NZ_CP096889.1 Sactipeptides: EFK13_RS19225_sactipeptide NZ_CP098738.1 Sactipeptides: NDR85_RS18965_sactipeptide NZ_CP100651.1 Sactipeptides: NLW79_RS19990_sactipeptide NZ_CP100752.1 Sactipeptides: NLV76_RS19060_sactipeptide NZ_CP101718.1 Sactipeptides: NPA28_RS19075_sactipeptide NZ_CP101936.1 Sactipeptides: NP434_RS18980_sactipeptide NZ_CP103352.1 Sactipeptides: NX823_RS19780_sactipeptide NZ_CP104878.1 Sactipeptides: N8A75_RS20105_sactipeptide NZ_CP107539.1 Sactipeptides: OEG95_RS19105_sactipeptide NZ_CP110264.1 Sactipeptides: OMK57_RS18975_sactipeptide NZ_CP114899.1 Sactipeptides: O6U12_RS19480_sactipeptide NZ_CP116773.1 Sactipeptides: PNF29_RS01990_sactipeptide NZ_FTMW01000001.1 Sactipeptides: BW968_RS02045_sactipeptide NZ_JAAUXF010000005.1 Sactipeptides: HC742_RS19325_sactipeptide NZ_JABRUZ010000003.1 Sactipeptides: HRF55_RS03085_sactipeptide NZ_JABRVH010000018.1 Sactipeptides: HRF53_RS09100_sactipeptide NZ_JABUKD010000002.1 Sactipeptides: HRW04_RS09345_sactipeptide NZ_JAEACL010000001.1 Sactipeptides: I5F14_RS00800_sactipeptide NZ_JAHVOC010000002.1 Sactipeptides: KXD37_RS07830_sactipeptide NZ_JAJFDG010000003.1 Sactipeptides: LJF29_RS11575_sactipeptide NZ_JAJHUI010000011.1 Sactipeptides: LK399_RS16325_sactipeptide NZ_JALAJC010000012.1 Sactipeptides: MOB18_RS16080_sactipeptide NZ_JALAKW010000005.1 Sactipeptides: MOB93_RS12665_sactipeptide NZ_JALAKZ010000001.1 Sactipeptides: MOB76_RS02240_sactipeptide NZ_JALALA010000011.1 Sactipeptides: MOB82_RS15020_sactipeptide NZ_JALALE010000020.1 Sactipeptides: MOB33_RS20855_sactipeptide NZ_JALALO010000006.1 Sactipeptides: MOB75_RS09230_sactipeptide NZ_JALAMD010000002.1 Sactipeptides: MOB22_RS02315_sactipeptide NZ_JALAME010000005.1 Sactipeptides: MOC02_RS13805_sactipeptide NZ_JALAMJ010000012.1 Sactipeptides: MOB80_RS16635_sactipeptide NZ_JALAMO010000007.1 Sactipeptides: MOB98_RS08535_sactipeptide NZ_JALAMR010000019.1 Sactipeptides: MOC09_RS17975_sactipeptide NZ_JALAMZ010000002.1 Sactipeptides: MOC43_RS01370_sactipeptide NZ_JALANN010000012.1 Sactipeptides: MOC49_RS18290_sactipeptide NZ_JALANX010000001.1 Sactipeptides: MOC25_RS03365_sactipeptide NZ_JALAPT010000001.1 Sactipeptides: MOC95_RS01580_sactipeptide NZ_JALAPV010000005.1 Sactipeptides: MOC91_RS13515_sactipeptide NZ_JALAPW010000003.1 Sactipeptides: MOD18_RS06235_sactipeptide NZ_JALAPX010000003.1 Sactipeptides: MOC97_RS06805_sactipeptide NZ_JALAPZ010000002.1 Sactipeptides: MOC81_RS03830_sactipeptide NZ_JALAQA010000008.1 Sactipeptides: MOD07_RS14955_sactipeptide NZ_JALAQC010000001.1 Sactipeptides: MOD00_RS01290_sactipeptide NZ_JALAQD010000002.1 Sactipeptides: MOD08_RS05770_sactipeptide NZ_JALAQE010000002.1 Sactipeptides: MOD19_RS04725_sactipeptide NZ_JALASB010000002.1 Sactipeptides: MOD42_RS03685_sactipeptide NZ_JALASC010000024.1 Sactipeptides: MOD69_RS20580_sactipeptide NZ_JALASM010000006.1 Sactipeptides: MOD51_RS10970_sactipeptide NZ_JALASR010000006.1 Sactipeptides: MOD87_RS10780_sactipeptide NZ_JALAST010000011.1 Sactipeptides: MOE17_RS14670_sactipeptide NZ_JALASW010000005.1 Sactipeptides: MOE15_RS06925_sactipeptide NZ_JALATC010000001.1 Sactipeptides: MOD56_RS03380_sactipeptide NZ_JALATD010000001.1 Sactipeptides: MOE02_RS03350_sactipeptide NZ_JALATE010000006.1 Sactipeptides: MOD98_RS11440_sactipeptide NZ_JALATF010000003.1 Sactipeptides: MOD44_RS09960_sactipeptide NZ_JALATG010000002.1 Sactipeptides: MOE16_RS03490_sactipeptide NZ_JALATJ010000007.1 Sactipeptides: MOD90_RS15770_sactipeptide NZ_JALATU010000001.1 Sactipeptides: MOE27_RS01985_sactipeptide NZ_JALATV010000005.1 Sactipeptides: MOD97_RS07020_sactipeptide NZ_JALAUA010000008.1 Sactipeptides: MOD32_RS16030_sactipeptide NZ_JALAUD010000001.1 Sactipeptides: MOE28_RS03345_sactipeptide NZ_JALAUJ010000006.1 Sactipeptides: MOE37_RS12685_sactipeptide NZ_JALAUK010000012.1 Sactipeptides: MOE38_RS11825_sactipeptide NZ_JALAUV010000003.1 Sactipeptides: MOE71_RS06545_sactipeptide NZ_JALAUW010000015.1 Sactipeptides: MOE83_RS13210_sactipeptide NZ_JALAVA010000002.1 Sactipeptides: MOE81_RS02625_sactipeptide NZ_JALAVE010000001.1 Sactipeptides: MOE67_RS03645_sactipeptide NZ_JALAVI010000011.1 Sactipeptides: MOE80_RS14660_sactipeptide NZ_JALAVK010000006.1 Sactipeptides: MOE96_RS10120_sactipeptide NZ_JALAVL010000002.1 Sactipeptides: MOE60_RS03290_sactipeptide NZ_JALAVM010000009.1 Sactipeptides: MOE49_RS16195_sactipeptide NZ_JALAVO010000008.1 Sactipeptides: MOE63_RS14665_sactipeptide NZ_JALAVQ010000003.1 Sactipeptides: MOE59_RS02420_sactipeptide NZ_JALAVS010000002.1 Sactipeptides: MOE46_RS02250_sactipeptide NZ_JALAVT010000005.1 Sactipeptides: MOF25_RS08325_sactipeptide NZ_JALAVU010000004.1 Sactipeptides: MOE78_RS09660_sactipeptide NZ_JALAVV010000004.1 Sactipeptides: MOE66_RS02855_sactipeptide NZ_JALAVW010000001.1 Sactipeptides: MOE86_RS01005_sactipeptide NZ_JALAVX010000009.1 Sactipeptides: MOE40_RS07525_sactipeptide NZ_JALAVZ010000002.1 Sactipeptides: MOF00_RS02525_sactipeptide NZ_JALAWB010000008.1 Sactipeptides: MOE87_RS15020_sactipeptide NZ_JALAWK010000002.1 Sactipeptides: MOF06_RS12140_sactipeptide NZ_JALAWW010000010.1 Sactipeptides: MOF23_RS17300_sactipeptide NZ_JALAXQ010000012.1 Sactipeptides: MOF24_RS14120_sactipeptide NZ_JALAXV010000001.1 Sactipeptides: MOF15_RS00375_sactipeptide NZ_JALAYA010000016.1 Sactipeptides: MOF34_RS08915_sactipeptide NZ_JALAYD010000019.1 Sactipeptides: MOF39_RS20725_sactipeptide NZ_JALNTO010000006.1 Sactipeptides: MTN95_RS11045_sactipeptide NZ_JAMDFN010000008.1 Sactipeptides: M3M31_RS18245_sactipeptide NZ_JAMYDW010000003.1 Sactipeptides: NHM07_RS10830_sactipeptide NZ_JANBMP010000002.1 Sactipeptides: NL430_RS07940_sactipeptide NZ_JANDGG010000001.1 Sactipeptides: NKU38_RS03365_sactipeptide NZ_JANFAP010000001.1 Sactipeptides: NEC81_RS02065_sactipeptide NZ_JAQFFE010000015.1 Sactipeptides: PG051_RS13540_sactipeptide NZ_JAQOXM010000001.1 Sactipeptides: PO770_RS01950_sactipeptide NZ_JH600279.1 Sactipeptides: GYU_RS0104160_sactipeptide NZ_JXHL01000020.1 Sactipeptides: B4069_RS07025_sactipeptide NZ_JXHP01000031.1 Sactipeptides: B4073_RS09425_sactipeptide NZ_JXHR01000010.1 Sactipeptides: B4146_RS06925_sactipeptide NZ_KZ848487.1 Sactipeptides: DSL71_RS14015_sactipeptide NZ_LPVE01000021.1 Sactipeptides: AU385_RS06600_sactipeptide NZ_LSBB01000001.1 Sactipeptides: AXI57_RS01770_sactipeptide NZ_LUUT01000004.1 Sactipeptides: A6751_RS18460_sactipeptide NZ_MOEO01000004.1 Sactipeptides: BLL41_RS09830_sactipeptide NZ_MUXL01000002.1 Sactipeptides: B0W20_RS08845_sactipeptide NZ_MZZI01000001.1 Sactipeptides: B2G85_RS18515_sactipeptide NZ_NBBO01000003.1 Sactipeptides: B6K89_RS01830_sactipeptide NZ_NERK01000024.1 Sactipeptides: B9T64_RS18540_sactipeptide NZ_NJRD01000003.1 Sactipeptides: CE053_RS09115_sactipeptide NZ_NJRE01000002.1 Sactipeptides: CE047_RS07205_sactipeptide NZ_NKAK01000003.1 Sactipeptides: CE489_RS10400_sactipeptide NZ_NMOM01000004.1 Sactipeptides: CFI07_RS07245_sactipeptide NZ_PHIE01000002.1 Sactipeptides: CVV77_RS10760_sactipeptide NZ_PJCT01000002.1 Sactipeptides: CW370_RS11825_sactipeptide NZ_PVQM01000002.1 Sactipeptides: C6W22_RS11490_sactipeptide NZ_PVQN01000002.1 Sactipeptides: C6W23_RS05885_sactipeptide NZ_PVRK01000001.1 Sactipeptides: C6350_RS02025_sactipeptide NZ_PVWC01000004.1 Sactipeptides: C6372_RS11675_sactipeptide NZ_QRFZ01000012.1 Sactipeptides: DXT72_RS19010_sactipeptide NZ_SDKE01000003.1 Sactipeptides: EUA35_RS12130_sactipeptide NZ_SHOB01000002.1 Sactipeptides: ES060_RS14270_sactipeptide NZ_SIRN01000006.1 Sactipeptides: EYH65_RS15720_sactipeptide NZ_SNWK01000001.1 Sactipeptides: DFO69_RS02055_sactipeptide NZ_SOBO01000012.1 Sactipeptides: DFO78_RS18210_sactipeptide NZ_SORJ01000001.1 Sactipeptides: BJ795_RS03350_sactipeptide NZ_VBRP01000025.1 Sactipeptides: FE220_RS07065_sactipeptide NZ_VFNF01000001.1 Sactipeptides: FB592_RS03405_sactipeptide NZ_VIOH01000001.1 Sactipeptides: FLN47_RS01935_sactipeptide NZ_VLJK01000012.1 Sactipeptides: L605_RS10195_sactipeptide NZ_VLJL01000006.1 Sactipeptides: L604_RS05585_sactipeptide NZ_VLJX01000001.1 Sactipeptides: L609_RS01950_sactipeptide NZ_VTEK01000003.1 Sactipeptides: FZC71_RS10310_sactipeptide NZ_WTKJ01000004.1 Sactipeptides: NWT17_RS06185_sactipeptide
Sactipeptides: BSU_37350_sactipeptide
1
G C A T C S I G A A C L V D G P I P D F E I A G A T G L F G L W G
33
G C A T C S I G A A C L V D G P I P D F E I A G A T G L F G L W G
1
G C A T C S I G A A C L V D G P I P D F E I A G A T G L F G L W G
33
97.0% NZ_CP092751.1: Sactipeptides: MKF32_RS18515_sactipeptide
1
G C A T C S I G A A C L V D G P I P D F E I A G A T G L F G L W G
33
G C A T C S I G A C L V D G P I P D F E I A G A T G L F G L W G
1
G C A T C S I G A V C L V D G P I P D F E I A G A T G L F G L W G
33
93.9% NZ_CP048852.1: Sactipeptides: G4P54_RS19300_sactipeptide
1
G C A T C S I G A A C L V D G P I P D F E I A G A T G L F G L W G
33
G C A T C S I G A C L V D G P I P D F E+A G A T G L F G L W G
1
G C A T C S I G A V C L V D G P I P D F E V A G A T G L F G L W G
33
with 15 more sequence matches
90.9% NZ_JALAKO010000018.1 and 1 other:
NZ_JALAOG010000035.1 Sactipeptides: MOC96_RS18415_sactipeptide
Sactipeptides: MOB26_RS11095_sactipeptide
1
G C A T C S I G A A C L V D G P I P D F E I A G A T G L F G L W G
33
G C A T C S I G A C L V D G P I P D F E I G T G L F G L W G
1
G C A T C S I G A V C L V D G P I P D F E I G G V T G L F G L W G
33
87.9% NZ_CP026362.1 and 3 others:
NZ_CP033052.1 Sactipeptides: D9779_RS19215_sactipeptide NZ_JALAPG010000031.1 Sactipeptides: MOC70_RS13155_sactipeptide NZ_JALAQI010000016.1 Sactipeptides: MOD13_RS11485_sactipeptide
Sactipeptides: BV11031_RS20865_sactipeptide
1
G C A T C S I G A A C L V D G P I P D F E I A G A T G L F G L W G
33
G C A T C S I G A C L V D G I P D F E I G T G L F G L W G
1
G C A T C S I G A V C L V D G F I P D F E I G G V T G L F G L W G
33
78.8% NZ_NXEM01000021.1: Sactipeptides: CPT06_RS05595_sactipeptide
1
G C A T C S I G A A C L V D G P I P D F E I A G A T G L F G L W G
33
G C T C S I G A C L V+G P I P D F+ G T G L F G L W G
1
G C T T C S I G A V C L V N G P I P D F K T G G V T G L F G L W G
33
72.7% NC_014925.1 and 17 others:
NZ_ANOI01000001.1 Sactipeptides: F779_RS13290_sactipeptide NZ_CP031604.1 Sactipeptides: DNJ55_RS07055_sactipeptide NZ_CP031605.1 Sactipeptides: DRC71_RS00165_sactipeptide NZ_CP035741.1 Sactipeptides: EW136_RS01865_sactipeptide NZ_CP039747.1 Sactipeptides: EFT29_RS00935_sactipeptide NZ_CP054206.2 Sactipeptides: HP560_RS11995_sactipeptide NZ_CP060700.1 Sactipeptides: H9Q12_RS10940_sactipeptide NZ_CP065920.1 Sactipeptides: JC281_RS11580_sactipeptide NZ_CP076465.1 Sactipeptides: KDE16_RS00560_sactipeptide NZ_JANPRJ010000013.1 Sactipeptides: NVR03_RS10250_sactipeptide NZ_JANPRN010000039.1 Sactipeptides: NVR04_RS07875_sactipeptide NZ_JTKO01000012.1 Sactipeptides: NO87_RS10650_sactipeptide NZ_LR134267.1 Sactipeptides: EL085_RS11430_sactipeptide NZ_MQMO01000006.1 Sactipeptides: BSR38_RS07375_sactipeptide NZ_MQNF01000024.1 Sactipeptides: BSR36_RS12515_sactipeptide NZ_QQPJ01000025.1 Sactipeptides: DV949_RS11300_sactipeptide NZ_SEZW01000001.1 Sactipeptides: EWV33_RS08610_sactipeptide
Sactipeptides: SPSINT_RS00615_sactipeptide
1
G C A T C S I G A A C L V D G P I P D F E I A G A T G L F G L
31
G C+T C S I G A A C L+D G P+P D F E+ G T G+F G L
1
G C S T C S I G A A C L I D G P L P D F E V M G I T G I F G L
31
69.7% NZ_CP027770.1: Sactipeptides: C7J90_RS04260_sactipeptide
1
G C A T C S I G A A C L V D G P I P D F E I A G A T G L F G L
31
G C+ C S I G A A C L+D G P P D F E+ G T G F G L
1
G C S A C S I G A A C L I D G P F P D F E V M G I T G T F G L
31
69.7% NZ_CP066885.1: Sactipeptides: JGZ27_RS11325_sactipeptide
1
G C A T C S I G A A C L V D G P I P D F E I A G A T G L F G L
31
G C+T C S I G A C L+D G P+P D F E+ G T G+F G L
1
G C S T C S I G V A C L I D G P L P D F E V M G I T G I F G L
31
69.7% NZ_CP094808.1 and 3 others:
NZ_CP094809.1 Sactipeptides: MUA95_RS01320_sactipeptide NZ_CP094813.1 Sactipeptides: MUA84_RS01300_sactipeptide NZ_VKCY01000004.1 Sactipeptides: FNK43_RS05155_sactipeptide
Sactipeptides: MUA11_RS01375_sactipeptide
1
G C A T C S I G A A C L V D G P I P D F E I A G A T G L F G L
31
G C+ C+I G A A C L D G P I P D F E+A G T G F G+
1
G C S A C A I G A A C L A D G P I P D F E V A G I T G T F G I
31
66.7% NZ_ATDF02000020.1 and 1 other:
NZ_KV827785.1 Sactipeptides: HMPREF2580_RS10900_sactipeptide
Sactipeptides: M462_RS08950_sactipeptide
1
G C A T C S I G A A C L V D G P I P D F E I A G A T G L F G L
31
G C+ C++G A A C L D G P I P D F E+A G T G F G+
1
G C S A C A V G A A C L A D G P I P D F E V A G I T G T F G M
31
63.6% NC_022584.1 and 2 others:
NZ_CP047883.1 Sactipeptides: M594_RS05585_sactipeptide NZ_KV802690.1 Sactipeptides: HMPREF2764_RS03300_sactipeptide
Sactipeptides: N596_RS03165_sactipeptide
1
G C A T C S I G A A C L V D G P I P D F E I A G A T G L F G L W G
33
G C+ C+I G A C L D G P I P D F E I A G + +F +G
1
G C S V C A I G A V C L A D G P I P D F E I A G V S A V F T A F G
33
63.6% NZ_CP063367.1 and 1 other:
NZ_LR134263.1 Sactipeptides: EL101_RS12790_sactipeptide
Sactipeptides: IPU22_RS12430_sactipeptide
1
G C A T C S I G A A C L V D G P I P D F E I A G A T G L F G L
31
G C+ C++G A C L D G P I P D F E+A G T G F G+
1
G C S A C A V G A V C L A D G P I P D F E V A G I T G T F G I
31
60.6% NZ_LGRV01000006.1: Sactipeptides: AEA09_RS16245_sactipeptide
1
G C A T C S I G A A C L V D G P I P D F E I A G A T G L F G L W G
33
G C+ C S I G A C L+ G P+P D F E+A +G+F +W G
1
G C S A C S I G A I C L I T G P V P D F E V A S I S G I F S V W G
33
54.5% NZ_CP066713.1: Sactipeptides: JGZ50_RS11620_sactipeptide
2
C A T C S I G A A C L V D G P I P D F E I A G A T G L F
29
C+T C S I G A A C L+D G P+P D F G F
1
C S T C S I G A A C L I D G P L P D F R S H G N Y W N F
28
42.4% NZ_PIZD01000012.1: Sactipeptides: allorf_25390_25524_sactipeptide
2
C A T C S I G A A C L V D G P I P D F E I A G A T G L F G L W
32
C+ C++G A C L D G P P D E+ G + G +
3
C S F C A V G A G C L A D G P F P D A E V V G V A L I A G A F
33
18.2% NZ_CP016898.1: Lassopeptides: BEN76_RS17395_lassopeptide
14
D G P I P D F E I A G A T G L F
29
G P+P++ + G G F
3
K G P L P E Y F L M G G G G N F
18
17.1% NC_017030.1: Lanthipeptides: allorf_07530736_07530897_lanthipeptide
1
G C A T C S I G A A C L V D G P I
17
G +I C V D G P+
11
G V L R P A I A R P C F V D G P V
27
Sactipeptides
Core peptide predictions
Lists the possible core peptides in the region. Each core peptide lists its RODEO score and predicted core sequence.

ctg43_42
  Putative sactipeptide
  RODEO score: 33.0
  Core sequence, approximate: GCATCSIGAACLVDGPIPDFEIAGATGLFGLWG

gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_47 - Region 1 - NRPS
Shows the layout of the region, marking coding sequences and areas of interest. Clicking a gene will select it and show any relevant details. Clicking an area feature (e.g. a candidate cluster) will select all coding sequences within that area. Double clicking an area feature will zoom to that area. Multiple genes and area features can be selected by clicking them while holding the Ctrl key.
More detailed help is available here.
Download region GenBank file
Download region SVG
Location: 1 - 27,728 nt. (total: 27,728 nt) Show pHMM detection rules used
Region on contig edge.
NRPS: cds(Condensation and (AMP-binding or A-OX))

#### Legend:

core biosynthetic genes
additional biosynthetic genes
transport-related genes
regulatory genes
other genes
resistance
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Gene details
Shows details of the most recently selected gene, including names, products, location, and other annotations.
Select a gene to view the details available for it
Gene overview
NRPS/PKS domains
KnownClusterBlast
NRPS/PKS modules
Gene/CDS overview
A brief tabular summary of genes/CDS features within the region.
Filtering the table will also search biosynthetic profiles and gene function data. If enabled, the overview will then zoom to show the area covered by the filtered selection.
Genes selected in the region drawing above will be marked in the table with an indicator to the left of the gene name.
Filter:
Automatically zoom to filtered/selected features

Identifier | Product | Length | Function | Sequence | NCBI Blast | Filter details
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|  | NT | AA |  | NT | AA |  |

No genes match the given filter
Detailed domain annotation
Shows NRPS- and PKS-related domains for each feature that contains them. Click on each domain for more information about the domain's location, consensus monomer prediction, and other details.
A domain glossary is available here, and an explanation of the visualisation is available here.
Selected features only
Show module domains
Similar known gene clusters from MIBiG 3.1
Shows clusters from the MiBIG database that are similar to the current region. Genes marked with the same colour are interrelated. White genes have no relationship.
Click on reference genes to show details of similarities to genes within the current region.
Click on an accession to open that entry in the MiBIG database.
Module view
Shows module structures for each candidate cluster in NRPS and PKS regions.
Genes are shown in predicted order, and are only present when containing at least one complete module.
A domain glossary is available here, and an explanation of the visualisation is available here.
Legend
NRPS/PKS products
NRPS/PKS substrates
Predicted core structure(s)
Shows estimated product structure and polymer for each candidate cluster in the region. To show the product, click on the expander or the candidate cluster feature drawn in the overview.
For candidate cluster 1, location 0 - 27728:
Rough prediction of core scaffold based on assumed PKS/NRPS colinearity; tailoring reactions not taken into account

Polymer prediction:
  (Glu - Leu)

Direct lookup in NORINE database: strict or relaxed
Link to NORINE database query form
NRPS/PKS substrate predictions
Shows the predicted substrates for each adenylation domain and acyltransferase within genes. Each gene prediction can be expanded to view detailed predictions of each domain. Each prediction can be expanded to view the predictions by tool (and, for some tools, further expanded for extra details).

ctg47_1: Glu - Leu
  Search NORINE for peptide: strict or relaxed
  AMP-binding (466..867): Glu
  nrpys: Glu
  SVM prediction details:
    Predicted physicochemical class:
      hydrophilic (Arg, Asp, Glu, Asn, Lys, Gln, Orn, Aad)
    Large clusters prediction:
      Aliphatic chain with H-bond donor (Asp, Asn, Glu, Gln, Aad)
    Small clusters prediction:
      glu,gln (Glu, Gln)
    Single AA prediction:
      gln (Gln)
  Stachelhaus prediction details:
    Stachelhaus sequence:
      DAKDLGVVDK
    Nearest Stachelhaus code(s):
      Glu DAKDLGVVDK (100% 8Å match)
    Stachelhaus code match:
      100% (strong)
  AMP-binding (1510..1908): Leu
  nrpys: Leu
  SVM prediction details:
    Predicted physicochemical class:
      hydrophobic-aliphatic (Ala, Gly, Val, Leu, Ile, Abu, Ival, Ser, Thr, Hpg, Dhpg, Cys, Pro, Hpr)
    Large clusters prediction:
      Apolar, aliphatic (Gly, Ala, Val, Leu, Ile, Abu, Ival)
    Small clusters prediction:
      Aliphatic, branched hydrophobic (Val, Leu, Ile, Abu, Ival)
    Single AA prediction:
      leu (Leu)
  Stachelhaus prediction details:
    Stachelhaus sequence:
      DAFMMGMVFK
    Nearest Stachelhaus code(s):
      Leu DAFMMGMVFK (100% 8Å match)
    Stachelhaus code match:
      100% (strong)

gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_59 - Region 1 - NRPS
Shows the layout of the region, marking coding sequences and areas of interest. Clicking a gene will select it and show any relevant details. Clicking an area feature (e.g. a candidate cluster) will select all coding sequences within that area. Double clicking an area feature will zoom to that area. Multiple genes and area features can be selected by clicking them while holding the Ctrl key.
More detailed help is available here.
Download region GenBank file
Download region SVG
Location: 1 - 22,846 nt. (total: 22,846 nt) Show pHMM detection rules used
Region on contig edge.
NRPS: cds(Condensation and (AMP-binding or A-OX))

#### Legend:

core biosynthetic genes
additional biosynthetic genes
transport-related genes
regulatory genes
other genes
resistance
reset view
zoom to selection
Gene details
Shows details of the most recently selected gene, including names, products, location, and other annotations.
Select a gene to view the details available for it
Gene overview
NRPS/PKS domains
KnownClusterBlast
NRPS/PKS modules
Gene/CDS overview
A brief tabular summary of genes/CDS features within the region.
Filtering the table will also search biosynthetic profiles and gene function data. If enabled, the overview will then zoom to show the area covered by the filtered selection.
Genes selected in the region drawing above will be marked in the table with an indicator to the left of the gene name.
Filter:
Automatically zoom to filtered/selected features

Identifier | Product | Length | Function | Sequence | NCBI Blast | Filter details
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
|  | NT | AA |  | NT | AA |  |

No genes match the given filter
Detailed domain annotation
Shows NRPS- and PKS-related domains for each feature that contains them. Click on each domain for more information about the domain's location, consensus monomer prediction, and other details.
A domain glossary is available here, and an explanation of the visualisation is available here.
Selected features only
Show module domains
Similar known gene clusters from MIBiG 3.1
Shows clusters from the MiBIG database that are similar to the current region. Genes marked with the same colour are interrelated. White genes have no relationship.
Click on reference genes to show details of similarities to genes within the current region.
Click on an accession to open that entry in the MiBIG database.
Module view
Shows module structures for each candidate cluster in NRPS and PKS regions.
Genes are shown in predicted order, and are only present when containing at least one complete module.
A domain glossary is available here, and an explanation of the visualisation is available here.
Legend
NRPS/PKS products
NRPS/PKS substrates
Predicted core structure(s)
Shows estimated product structure and polymer for each candidate cluster in the region. To show the product, click on the expander or the candidate cluster feature drawn in the overview.
For candidate cluster 1, location 0 - 22846:
Rough prediction of core scaffold based on assumed PKS/NRPS colinearity; tailoring reactions not taken into account

Polymer prediction:
  (Leu)

Direct lookup in NORINE database: strict or relaxed
Link to NORINE database query form
NRPS/PKS substrate predictions
Shows the predicted substrates for each adenylation domain and acyltransferase within genes. Each gene prediction can be expanded to view detailed predictions of each domain. Each prediction can be expanded to view the predictions by tool (and, for some tools, further expanded for extra details).

ctg59_3: Leu
  Search NORINE for peptide: strict or relaxed
  AMP-binding (205..603): Leu
  nrpys: Leu
  SVM prediction details:
    Predicted physicochemical class:
      hydrophobic-aliphatic (Ala, Gly, Val, Leu, Ile, Abu, Ival, Ser, Thr, Hpg, Dhpg, Cys, Pro, Hpr)
    Large clusters prediction:
      Apolar, aliphatic (Gly, Ala, Val, Leu, Ile, Abu, Ival)
    Small clusters prediction:
      Aliphatic, branched hydrophobic (Val, Leu, Ile, Abu, Ival)
    Single AA prediction:
      leu (Leu)
  Stachelhaus prediction details:
    Stachelhaus sequence:
      DAFFLGCVFK
    Nearest Stachelhaus code(s):
      Leu DAFFLGCVFK (100% 8Å match)
    Stachelhaus code match:
      100% (strong)

gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_84 - Region 1 - terpene
Shows the layout of the region, marking coding sequences and areas of interest. Clicking a gene will select it and show any relevant details. Clicking an area feature (e.g. a candidate cluster) will select all coding sequences within that area. Double clicking an area feature will zoom to that area. Multiple genes and area features can be selected by clicking them while holding the Ctrl key.
More detailed help is available here.
Download region GenBank file
Download region SVG
Location: 7,569 - 29,467 nt. (total: 21,899 nt) Show pHMM detection rules used
Region on contig edge.
terpene: (Terpene_synth or Terpene_synth_C or phytoene_synt or Lycopene_cycl or terpene_cyclase or NapT7 or fung_ggpps or fung_ggpps2 or trichodiene_synth or TRI5)

#### Legend:

core biosynthetic genes
additional biosynthetic genes
transport-related genes
regulatory genes
other genes
resistance
reset view
zoom to selection
Gene details
Shows details of the most recently selected gene, including names, products, location, and other annotations.
Select a gene to view the details available for it
Gene overview
KnownClusterBlast
Gene/CDS overview
A brief tabular summary of genes/CDS features within the region.
Filtering the table will also search biosynthetic profiles and gene function data. If enabled, the overview will then zoom to show the area covered by the filtered selection.
Genes selected in the region drawing above will be marked in the table with an indicator to the left of the gene name.
Filter:
Automatically zoom to filtered/selected features

Identifier | Product | Length | Function | Sequence | NCBI Blast | Filter details
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
|  | NT | AA |  | NT | AA |  |

No genes match the given filter
Similar known gene clusters from MIBiG 3.1
Shows clusters from the MiBIG database that are similar to the current region. Genes marked with the same colour are interrelated. White genes have no relationship.
Click on reference genes to show details of similarities to genes within the current region.
Click on an accession to open that entry in the MiBIG database.

No matches found.

gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_94 - Region 1 - terpene
Shows the layout of the region, marking coding sequences and areas of interest. Clicking a gene will select it and show any relevant details. Clicking an area feature (e.g. a candidate cluster) will select all coding sequences within that area. Double clicking an area feature will zoom to that area. Multiple genes and area features can be selected by clicking them while holding the Ctrl key.
More detailed help is available here.
Download region GenBank file
Download region SVG
Location: 25,919 - 39,547 nt. (total: 13,629 nt) Show pHMM detection rules used
Region on contig edge.
terpene: (Terpene_synth or Terpene_synth_C or phytoene_synt or Lycopene_cycl or terpene_cyclase or NapT7 or fung_ggpps or fung_ggpps2 or trichodiene_synth or TRI5)

#### Legend:

core biosynthetic genes
additional biosynthetic genes
transport-related genes
regulatory genes
other genes
resistance
reset view
zoom to selection
Gene details
Shows details of the most recently selected gene, including names, products, location, and other annotations.
Select a gene to view the details available for it
Gene overview
KnownClusterBlast
Gene/CDS overview
A brief tabular summary of genes/CDS features within the region.
Filtering the table will also search biosynthetic profiles and gene function data. If enabled, the overview will then zoom to show the area covered by the filtered selection.
Genes selected in the region drawing above will be marked in the table with an indicator to the left of the gene name.
Filter:
Automatically zoom to filtered/selected features

Identifier | Product | Length | Function | Sequence | NCBI Blast | Filter details
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
|  | NT | AA |  | NT | AA |  |

No genes match the given filter
Similar known gene clusters from MIBiG 3.1
Shows clusters from the MiBIG database that are similar to the current region. Genes marked with the same colour are interrelated. White genes have no relationship.
Click on reference genes to show details of similarities to genes within the current region.
Click on an accession to open that entry in the MiBIG database.

No matches found.

gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_104 - Region 1 - NRPS
Shows the layout of the region, marking coding sequences and areas of interest. Clicking a gene will select it and show any relevant details. Clicking an area feature (e.g. a candidate cluster) will select all coding sequences within that area. Double clicking an area feature will zoom to that area. Multiple genes and area features can be selected by clicking them while holding the Ctrl key.
More detailed help is available here.
Download region GenBank file
Download region SVG
Location: 1 - 9,196 nt. (total: 9,196 nt) Show pHMM detection rules used
Region on contig edge.
NRPS: cds(Condensation and (AMP-binding or A-OX))

#### Legend:

core biosynthetic genes
additional biosynthetic genes
transport-related genes
regulatory genes
other genes
resistance
reset view
zoom to selection
Gene details
Shows details of the most recently selected gene, including names, products, location, and other annotations.
Select a gene to view the details available for it
Gene overview
NRPS/PKS domains
KnownClusterBlast
NRPS/PKS modules
Gene/CDS overview
A brief tabular summary of genes/CDS features within the region.
Filtering the table will also search biosynthetic profiles and gene function data. If enabled, the overview will then zoom to show the area covered by the filtered selection.
Genes selected in the region drawing above will be marked in the table with an indicator to the left of the gene name.
Filter:
Automatically zoom to filtered/selected features

Identifier | Product | Length | Function | Sequence | NCBI Blast | Filter details
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
|  | NT | AA |  | NT | AA |  |

No genes match the given filter
Detailed domain annotation
Shows NRPS- and PKS-related domains for each feature that contains them. Click on each domain for more information about the domain's location, consensus monomer prediction, and other details.
A domain glossary is available here, and an explanation of the visualisation is available here.
Selected features only
Show module domains
Similar known gene clusters from MIBiG 3.1
Shows clusters from the MiBIG database that are similar to the current region. Genes marked with the same colour are interrelated. White genes have no relationship.
Click on reference genes to show details of similarities to genes within the current region.
Click on an accession to open that entry in the MiBIG database.
Module view
Shows module structures for each candidate cluster in NRPS and PKS regions.
Genes are shown in predicted order, and are only present when containing at least one complete module.
A domain glossary is available here, and an explanation of the visualisation is available here.
Legend
NRPS/PKS products
NRPS/PKS substrates
Predicted core structure(s)
Shows estimated product structure and polymer for each candidate cluster in the region. To show the product, click on the expander or the candidate cluster feature drawn in the overview.
For candidate cluster 1, location 0 - 9196:
Rough prediction of core scaffold based on assumed PKS/NRPS colinearity; tailoring reactions not taken into account

Polymer prediction:
  (Val - Asp)

Direct lookup in NORINE database: strict or relaxed
Link to NORINE database query form
NRPS/PKS substrate predictions
Shows the predicted substrates for each adenylation domain and acyltransferase within genes. Each gene prediction can be expanded to view detailed predictions of each domain. Each prediction can be expanded to view the predictions by tool (and, for some tools, further expanded for extra details).

ctg102_1: Val - Asp
  Search NORINE for peptide: strict or relaxed
  AMP-binding (470..864): Val
  nrpys: Val
  SVM prediction details:
    Predicted physicochemical class:
      hydrophobic-aliphatic (Ala, Gly, Val, Leu, Ile, Abu, Ival, Ser, Thr, Hpg, Dhpg, Cys, Pro, Hpr)
    Large clusters prediction:
      Apolar, aliphatic (Gly, Ala, Val, Leu, Ile, Abu, Ival)
    Small clusters prediction:
      Aliphatic, branched hydrophobic (Val, Leu, Ile, Abu, Ival)
    Single AA prediction:
      val (Val)
  Stachelhaus prediction details:
    Stachelhaus sequence:
      DAFWIGGTFK
    Nearest Stachelhaus code(s):
      Val DAFWIGGTFK (100% 8Å match)
    Stachelhaus code match:
      100% (strong)
  AMP-binding (1501..1904): Asp
  nrpys: Asp
  SVM prediction details:
    Predicted physicochemical class:
      hydrophilic (Arg, Asp, Glu, Asn, Lys, Gln, Orn, Aad)
    Large clusters prediction:
      Aliphatic chain with H-bond donor (Asp, Asn, Glu, Gln, Aad)
    Small clusters prediction:
      asp,asn (Asp, Asn)
    Single AA prediction:
      asp (Asp)
  Stachelhaus prediction details:
    Stachelhaus sequence:
      DLTKVGHIGK
    Nearest Stachelhaus code(s):
      Asp DLTKVGHIGK (100% 8Å match)
    Stachelhaus code match:
      100% (strong)

gnlProkkaMOHGGCOF_111 - Region 1 - NRPS
Shows the layout of the region, marking coding sequences and areas of interest. Clicking a gene will select it and show any relevant details. Clicking an area feature (e.g. a candidate cluster) will select all coding sequences within that area. Double clicking an area feature will zoom to that area. Multiple genes and area features can be selected by clicking them while holding the Ctrl key.
More detailed help is available here.
Download region GenBank file
Download region SVG
Location: 1 - 1,757 nt. (total: 1,757 nt) Show pHMM detection rules used
Region on contig edge.
NRPS: cds(Condensation and (AMP-binding or A-OX))

#### Legend:

core biosynthetic genes
additional biosynthetic genes
transport-related genes
regulatory genes
other genes
resistance
reset view
zoom to selection
Gene details
Shows details of the most recently selected gene, including names, products, location, and other annotations.
Select a gene to view the details available for it
Gene overview
NRPS/PKS domains
KnownClusterBlast
NRPS/PKS modules
Gene/CDS overview
A brief tabular summary of genes/CDS features within the region.
Filtering the table will also search biosynthetic profiles and gene function data. If enabled, the overview will then zoom to show the area covered by the filtered selection.
Genes selected in the region drawing above will be marked in the table with an indicator to the left of the gene name.
Filter:
Automatically zoom to filtered/selected features

Identifier | Product | Length | Function | Sequence | NCBI Blast | Filter details
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
|  | NT | AA |  | NT | AA |  |

No genes match the given filter
Detailed domain annotation
Shows NRPS- and PKS-related domains for each feature that contains them. Click on each domain for more information about the domain's location, consensus monomer prediction, and other details.
A domain glossary is available here, and an explanation of the visualisation is available here.
Selected features only
Show module domains
Similar known gene clusters from MIBiG 3.1
Shows clusters from the MiBIG database that are similar to the current region. Genes marked with the same colour are interrelated. White genes have no relationship.
Click on reference genes to show details of similarities to genes within the current region.
Click on an accession to open that entry in the MiBIG database.
Module view
Shows module structures for each candidate cluster in NRPS and PKS regions.
Genes are shown in predicted order, and are only present when containing at least one complete module.
A domain glossary is available here, and an explanation of the visualisation is available here.
Legend
NRPS/PKS products
NRPS/PKS substrates
Predicted core structure(s)
Shows estimated product structure and polymer for each candidate cluster in the region. To show the product, click on the expander or the candidate cluster feature drawn in the overview.
For candidate cluster 1, location 0 - 1757:
Rough prediction of core scaffold based on assumed PKS/NRPS colinearity; tailoring reactions not taken into account

Polymer prediction:
  (Leu)

Direct lookup in NORINE database: strict or relaxed
Link to NORINE database query form
NRPS/PKS substrate predictions
Shows the predicted substrates for each adenylation domain and acyltransferase within genes. Each gene prediction can be expanded to view detailed predictions of each domain. Each prediction can be expanded to view the predictions by tool (and, for some tools, further expanded for extra details).

ctg108_1: Leu
  Search NORINE for peptide: strict or relaxed
  AMP-binding (1..369): Leu
  nrpys: Leu
  SVM prediction details:
    Predicted physicochemical class:
      hydrophobic-aliphatic (Ala, Gly, Val, Leu, Ile, Abu, Ival, Ser, Thr, Hpg, Dhpg, Cys, Pro, Hpr)
    Large clusters prediction:
      Apolar, aliphatic (Gly, Ala, Val, Leu, Ile, Abu, Ival)
    Small clusters prediction:
      Aliphatic, branched hydrophobic (Val, Leu, Ile, Abu, Ival)
    Single AA prediction:
      leu (Leu)
  Stachelhaus prediction details:
    Stachelhaus sequence:
      DAWFLGNVVK
    Nearest Stachelhaus code(s):
      Leu DAWFLGNVVK (100% 8Å match)
    Stachelhaus code match:
      100% (strong)