List of Mtu strains available in UniProt
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This list is manually generated. There is no way to get all of the HAMAP links through a single search.
- 'plain Mtu' (Sanger genome) (complete in v.24 2009-Dec-15): MYCTU (ambigous) sequences, taxonomy #1773
- this is the parent taxonomy number, so searching for it won't give you the Sanger proteome but all Mtu (except bovis) sequences
- according to the taxonomy page, the Sanger genome includes the strains ATCC 25618 / H37Rv, ATCC 35801 / TMC 107 / Erdman, Erdmann, An03, CDC 1551 / Oshkosh, Canetti, Isolate 50410, and Mt103
- note, however, that both CDC 1551 and Erdman have also separate taxonomy numbers!
- strain KZN 1435/MDR (complete in v.24 2009-Dec-15): MYCTK sequences (all unreviewed), taxonomy #478434
- strain ATCC 25177 / H37Ra (complete in v.24 2009-Dec-15): MYCTA sequences, taxonomy #419947
- strain F11: MYCTF sequences (not complete, at least 3200 MYCTF sequences), taxonomy #336982
- strain Haarlem: (not marked complete, 3600 sequences) MYCTU (ambigous) sequences, taxonomy #395095
- strain C (not marked complete, 3500 sequences): MYCTU (ambigous) sequences, taxonomy #348776
- M. bovis strain ATCC BAA-935 / AF2122/97 (Sanger genome) (complete in v.24): MYCBO (ambigous) sequences, taxonomy #1765
- this is the parent taxonomy number for M. bovis, so searching for it won't give you the Sanger proteome but all Mtu bovis sequences
- according to the taxonomy page, the Sanger genome includes ten strains which also have their own taxonomy numbers
- (minor) note that there is no single number to search for any Mtu complex protein, so use "taxonomy:1773 OR taxonomy:1765" for that
- M. bovis strain BCG / Pasteur 1173P2 (complete in v.24, only 10% reviewed): MYCBP sequences, taxonomy #410289
- M. bovis strain BCG / Tokyo 172 / ATCC 35737 / TMC 1019 (complete in v.24, less than 10% reviewed): MYCBT sequences, taxonomy #561275
Are there other strains of Mtu in UniProt we should be aware of?
So, it looks that the only complete proteome that has also gotten some review is the H37Ra strain (MYCTA). Strain F11 is reviewed but incomplete, and strain MDR is complete but unreviewed. Also, there is no way to search for Sanger sequences, as the taxonomy number is the general Mtu one. Do you disagree?
Minor addition: there are also 13 sequences of strain H37Rv and 4 of subsp. tuberculosis.
