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gerD

scaffold of the germinosome, required for clustering of germinant receptors in the spore inner membrane
Locus
BSU_01550
Isoelectric point
4.86
Molecular weight
20.97 kDa
Protein length
185 aa Sequence Blast
Gene length
558 bp Sequence Blast
Function
germination
Product
lipoprotein
Essential
no
Synonyms

Genomic Context

      
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Categories containing this gene/protein

Gene

Coordinates
158,515 159,072

Phenotypes of a mutant

  • defective in germination in response to nutrients PubMed
  • The protein

    Catalyzed reaction/ biological activity

  • required for clustering of germinant receptors in the spore inner membrane PubMed
  • Domains

  • has an N-terminal signal sequence and a signal for fixation to lipid PubMed
  • Structure

    Localization

  • outer surface of the inner spore membrane PubMed
  • inner spore membrane, spore coat, cortex, germ cell wall, some GerD is also present in the soluble fraction PubMed
  • Additional information

  • 3,500 molecules are present per spore PubMed
  • Expression and Regulation

    Operons

    Genes
    Description

    Sigma factors

  • SigF: sigma factor, PubMed, in SigF regulon
  • SigG: sigma factor, PubMed, in SigG regulon
  • Regulation

  • expression level depends on sporulation conditions (medim composition, temperature) PubMed
  • Additional information

  • 3,500 molecules are present per spore PubMed
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    Biological materials

    Mutant

  • 1A677 ( gerD::erm), [Pubmed| ], available at BGSC
  • 1G17 ( gerD::spec), PubMed, available at BGSC
  • BKE01550 (gerD::erm trpC2) available at BGSC, PubMed, upstream reverse: _UP1_CATGCTTAAGCTCCTTTCAC, downstream forward: _UP4_TAAAGGGAAAGCCGGGATCT
  • BKK01550 (gerD::kan trpC2) available at BGSC, PubMed, upstream reverse: _UP1_CATGCTTAAGCTCCTTTCAC, downstream forward: _UP4_TAAAGGGAAAGCCGGGATCT
  • Antibody

  • available in Anne Moir lab
  • Labs working on this gene/protein

  • Anne Moir, University of Sheffield, UK
  • References

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