Detailed information of oriT

oriT


The information of the oriT region


oriTDB ID   200002
Name   oriT_Tn1549 experimental
Organism   Enterococcus faecalis
Sequence Completeness      core
NCBI accession of oriT (coordinates [strand])   AF192329 (22239..22266 [+], 28 nt)
oriT length   28 nt
IRs (inverted repeats)      1..7, 12..18  (GGGAGTG..CACTCCC)
Location of nic site      26..27
Conserved sequence flanking the
  nic site  
 
 RYGCTTG|C
Note   The RYGCTTG|C cleavage motif conserved in rolling-circle replicating (RCR) plasmids such as pNZ4000 of Lactococcus lactis and pC221 and pC223 of Staphylococcus aureus. The minimal oriT contained an inverted repeat and a core,which was homologous to the cleavage sequence found in certain Gram-positive rolling-circle replicating(RCR) plasmids.

  oriT sequence  


Download         Length: 28 nt

>oriT_Tn1549
GGGAGTGGCTACACTCCCTATGCTTGCT

Visualization of oriT structure (The oriT was characterized experimentally)

  oriT secondary structure

Predicted by RNAfold.

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  Reference


[1] Tsvetkova K et al. (2010) Analysis of the mobilization functions of the vancomycin resistance transposon Tn1549, a member of a new family of conjugative elements. J Bacteriol. 192(3):702-13. [PMID:19966009]


Relaxosome


This oriT is a component of a relaxosome.

Relaxosome name   RelaxosomeTn1549 in_silico
oriT   oriT_Tn1549 experimental
Relaxase   Orf28_Tn1549 experimental (MOBP)
Auxiliary protein   Orf29_Tn1549 experimental

  Reference


[1] Tsvetkova K et al. (2010) Analysis of the mobilization functions of the vancomycin resistance transposon Tn1549, a member of a new family of conjugative elements. J Bacteriol. 192(3):702-13. [PMID:19966009]
[2] Grohmann E et al. (2003) Conjugative plasmid transfer in gram-positive bacteria. Microbiol Mol Biol Rev. 67(2):277-301. [PMID:12794193]


Relaxase


ID   216 GenBank   AAF72355
Name   Orf28_Tn1549 experimental UniProt ID   Q9L8Y8
Length   442 a.a. PDB ID   
Note   Rlx-like protein

  Relaxase protein sequence


Download         Length: 442 a.a.        Molecular weight: 50173.57 Da        Isoelectric Point: 9.6754

>AAF72355.1 Rlx-like protein (plasmid) [Enterococcus faecalis]
MAVTKIHPIKSTLKKALDYIENPDKTDGKLLVASFACSYETADIEFEMLLAQAYQKGNNLGHHLIQSFAP
GEATPEQAHEIGKQLAEEVLQGKYPYVLTTHIDKGHVHNHIIFCAVDMVNQRKYISNKQSYAYIRRTSDR
LCKENGLSVVKPGQSKGKSYAEWDAQRKGTSWKAKLKAAIDAAIPQAKDFDDFLRLMQAQGYEIKPGKFI
SFRAPGQERFTRCKTLGEAYTEEAIKERIKGRVITRAPKERKGISLRIDLENNIKAQQSAGYERWAKLHN
LKQAAKTLNFLTEHGIDTYPDLESKVAEITAASDEAAATLKAMEHRLADMAVLIKNISTYKQLWPVAMEY
RNAADKAKFRREHESTLILYEAAAKALKGQGVKKLPDLYALKAEYKRLAEEKERLYEKYGEAKKQMQEYG
IIKQNVDGILRMTPGKEWTQEL

  Protein domains


Predicted by InterproScan.

(10-240)


  Protein structure


Source ID Structure
AlphaFold DB Q9L8Y8

  Reference


[1] Grohmann E et al. (2003) Conjugative plasmid transfer in gram-positive bacteria. Microbiol Mol Biol Rev. 67(2):277-301. [PMID:12794193]


Auxiliary protein


ID   304 GenBank   AAF72356
Name   Orf29_Tn1549 experimental UniProt ID   Q9L8Y7
Length   109 a.a. PDB ID   _
Note   Orf29 was a mobilization accessory component similar to MobC proteins

  Auxiliary protein sequence


Download         Length: 109 a.a.        Molecular weight: 12486.63 Da        Isoelectric Point: 10.5610

>AAF72356.1 unknown (plasmid) [Enterococcus faecalis]
MANRKRKIVLRVPVTPEERAMIEQKMALLHTKNFSAYARKMLIDGYIVNMDTSDIRAQTAEIQKIGVNVN
QIAKRLNGMGPVYAQDIEDIKGALAQIWQLQRYILSSQR

  Protein domains


Predicted by InterproScan.

(60-99)


  Protein structure


Source ID Structure
AlphaFold DB Q9L8Y7

  Reference


[1] Tsvetkova K et al. (2010) Analysis of the mobilization functions of the vancomycin resistance transposon Tn1549, a member of a new family of conjugative elements. J Bacteriol. 192(3):702-13. [PMID:19966009]


Host bacterium


ID   7 Element type   ICE (Integrative and conjugative element)
Element name   Tn1549 GenBank   AF192329
Element size   33805 bp Coordinate of oriT [Strand]   22239..22266 [+]
Host bacterium   Enterococcus faecalis

Cargo genes


Drug resistance gene   VanHBX
Virulence gene   -
Metal resistance gene   -
Degradation gene   -
Symbiosis gene   -
Anti-CRISPR   -