Closed ValWood closed 3 years ago
and the family name!
SPAC2G11.04 | RNA-binding protein, G-patch type, splicing factor 45 ortholog (predicted) | | DNA repair | | GO_Central | Schizosaccharomyces pombe | IBA | PANTHER:PTN000328844 FB:FBgn0086683TAIR:locus:2028130 | splicing factor 45 spf45 pthr13288 | protein | | PMID:21873635 | 20180410 There could be a fly annotation problem here, worth checking @hattrill
PMID:17154718 characterizes it as a "the Drosophila melanogaster protein is bifunctional, with independent functions in DNA repair and splicing." and says that "The sequence of the SPF45 protein is significantly conserved, yet functional studies have identified it as a splicing factor in animal cells and as a DNA-repair protein in plants." Looks like there is some evolutionary shenanigans goiung on here, so buyer beware!
(and Panther gives the only ortholog prediction for SPAC2G11.04 out of the 15 other ortholog algorithms used in DIOPT.)
what is the reference for the plant involvement of SPF45 in DNA repair - I don't believe it ;)
here's one with an annotation ......PMID:8479917 and a Toxoplasma gondii PMID:12135477 one.
haven't looked at them btw
Well the toxoplasma one has this statement in the abstract "When an Escherichia coli mutant lacking ruvC endonuclease and recG helicase was transformed with TgDRE cDNA, a significant increase in resistance to DNA-damaging agents, such as UV light and mitomycin C, was observed."
which is the only nod to repair!
and the other one is a complementation experiment. So I think both of these can probably be ignored....
Lets remove the propagation of this term.
SPAC2G11.04 IBA with FBgn0086683 , PTN000328844 , locus:2028130
This one might be a panther problem. The fly ortholog of SPAC2G11.04 isn't FBgn0086683 it's FBgn0051550
SPAC2G11.04 is a splicing factor based on human annotation, I believe this because of the species distribtion