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Mutations in the ERG11 gene of the azole-resistant Candida albicans strain Darlington were identified in this study, causing the amino acid substitutions Y132H and I471T. This mutant allele was cloned and introduced in the wild type recipient strain CAI4, and a transformant line heterozygous for the ERG11 gene replacement was identified. This line (transformant 12) carrying one wt and one mutant allele of ERG11 displayed increased resistance to fluconazole compared to the parental strain CAI4.
Uniprot ID: a gene (ERG11) and species name (Candida albicans) search returned entry P10613.
AC 13_02_2024 UniProt looks good. Also used in https://github.com/PHI-base/curation/issues/172
Strain: strain CAI4 was selected as the recipient strain for transformation. (sensitive strain)
Genotype creation: a transformant allele type was created named ERG11 transformant(Darlington-ERG11(Y132H I471T)) in the CAI4 background. A wild type allele ERG11+ was also created. Both alleles were combined in a heterozygous diploid genotype to represent the genotype of the CAI4 transformant isolated in this study.
Genotype annotation: PHIPO term resistance to fluconazole was assigned to the heterozygous diploid genotype.
Curation completed pending review.
Annotation looks fine.
AE alteration in archetype
ERG11+[WT level] / ERG11 transformant(Darlington-ERG11(Y132H I471T))[Not assayed] 'Y137H, I483T; ERG11 (Cyp51B); SEPTTR'
Could not find Candida albicans listed in Nichola's S files.
In Mair et al 2016
Next step
1) Check AE alteration in archetype with Nichola. 2) Also to double check that this is 'Cyp51B', authors call gene ERG11/Cyp51A1. ERG 11 uniprot is same as in https://github.com/PHI-base/curation/issues/172 where we decided that ERG 11 = Cyp51B
Then session ready to approve.
Session approved without Nichola checking AE alteration in archetype.
Closing ticket.
Curated by @MPiovesana https://canto.phi-base.org/curs/8d279073acae6de3