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Click on the pathway overview scheme to view the reactions of a specific branch. blueTB reaction charts are interactive; clicking on a formula brings up a 3D-molecular model of the corresponding structure, clicking on a enzyme name shows its entry in the KEGG Enzyme database. The name of the coding gene is listed in bold on the right side. In case the structure of the corresponding Mycobacterium tuberculosis protein has been solved, the gene name is underlined and its blueTB entry can be accessed by clicking.
copyright Paul Imboden, Dr. PI Bioconsulting |
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part1 | aroB | aroQ | aroE | aroK | aroA | aroC | aro pathway |
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part2 | aroH, pheA | pheA | tyrA | tat | pah | aro pathway |
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The atoms labelled in red are derived from the phosphoenolpyruvate added in the first aro reaction, those in blue are derived from the second PEP added, the others came from erythrose-4-phosphate.
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part 3 | trpE, G, D | trpD | trpF, C | trpC | trpA, B | aro pathway |
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molecules | part 1 | part 2 | part 3 | aro pathway |
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