Enterococcal cytolysin and toxin subunit restructuring

[arpcard]

The curation of enterococcal cytolysin genes is convoluted and incorrect. These terms are categorized as part of VIRO, but the enterococcal cytolysin operon is found on plasmids (see Coburn and Gilmore, 2003 - https://doi.org/10.1046/j.1462-5822.2003.00310.x)

From Coburn and Gilmore: "The cytolysin operon is encoded on mobile elements that occur within a subset of E. faecalis strains (Ike et al., 1987; 1990; Huycke and Gilmore, 1995; Shankar et al., 2002). "

Terms to work on:

• [ ] cvterm_id 40895 VIRO:0000061 "CylM"

• [ ] cvterm_id 40891 VIRO:0000057 "CylB"

• [ ] cvterm_id 40896 VIRO:0000062 "CylR1"

• [ ] cvterm_id 40889 VIRO:0000055 "cytolysin operon"

• [ ] cvterm_id 40892 VIRO:0000058 "CylI"

• [ ] cvterm_id 40890 VIRO:0000056 "CylA"

• [ ] cvterm_id 40897 VIRO:0000063 "CylR2"

[agmcarthur]

@rickernic close this issue for now since we are rebooting MOBIO?

[rickernic]

Close for now I say.