Essential genes: Difference between revisions

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acpH:Gene
acpH:Gene
adrA:Gene
adrA:Gene
alaT:Gene
alaU:Gene
alaV:Gene
alaW:Gene
alaX:Gene
araA:Gene
araA:Gene
araB:Gene
araB:Gene
araD:Gene
araD:Gene
arpB_2:Gene
argQ:Gene
argV:Gene
argW:Gene
argY:Gene
argZ:Gene
asnT:Gene
asnU:Gene
asnV:Gene
asnW:Gene
aspT:Gene
aspU:Gene
aspV:Gene
bcsB:Gene
csrA:Gene
csrA:Gene
csrB:Gene
csrB:Gene
csrC:Gene
csrC:Gene
csrD:Gene
csrD:Gene
arpB_2:Gene
cydA:Gene
cydC:Gene
degS:Gene
degS:Gene
dicA:Gene
dicF:Gene
dinQ:Gene
dpiA:Gene
dpiA:Gene
dpiB:Gene
dpiB:Gene
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efeU_2:Gene
efeU_2:Gene
entD:Gene
entD:Gene
entS:Gene
etk:Gene
etk:Gene
eutD:Gene
eutD:Gene
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eutR:Gene
eutR:Gene
eutS:Gene
eutS:Gene
fadJ:Gene
fadK:Gene
feoC:Gene
fldA:Gene
fldA:Gene
folA:Gene
folA:Gene
folD:Gene
folD:Gene
fruL:Gene
ftnA:Gene
ftnA:Gene
ftnB:Gene
ftnB:Gene
ftsN:Gene
ftsN:Gene
ftsX:Gene
ftsX:Gene
gadY:Gene
gapC_1:Gene
gapC_1:Gene
gatA:Gene
gatA:Gene
gatR_2:Gene
gatR_2:Gene
gcvB:Gene
gfcB:Gene
ghrA:Gene
ghrB:Gene
glcA:Gene
glcA:Gene
glnU:Gene
glnU:Gene
glnV:Gene
glnV:Gene
glnW:Gene
glnX:Gene
glnX:Gene
gltT:Gene
gltU:Gene
gltV:Gene
gltW:Gene
glyU:Gene
glyV:Gene
glyW:Gene
glyX:Gene
glyY:Gene
gmm:Gene
gpsA:Gene
gpsA:Gene
gsp:Gene
gsp:Gene
gspB:Gene
gsiA:Gene
gsiB:Gene
gsiD:Gene
hflB:Gene
hflB:Gene
hofM:Gene
hspQ:Gene
ileT:Gene
ileU:Gene
ileV:Gene
ileX:Gene
ileY:Gene
ilvG_2:Gene
ilvG_2:Gene
isrA:Gene
isrB:Gene
isrC:Gene
istR-1:Gene
istR-1:Gene
istR-2:Gene
istR-2:Gene
intZ:Gene
intZ:Gene
kilR:Gene
kup:Gene
kup:Gene
lafU:Gene
lacZ:Gene
lacZ:Gene
ldrA:Gene
ldrB:Gene
ldrC:Gene
ldrD:Gene
leuP:Gene
leuQ:Gene
leuT:Gene
leuV:Gene
leuX:Gene
leuX:Gene
lfhA:Gene
lolA:Gene
lolA:Gene
lomR_2:Gene
lomR_2:Gene
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rsmE:Gene
rsmE:Gene
rsmF:Gene
rsmF:Gene
rttR:Gene
rutA:Gene
rutA:Gene
rybB:Gene
ryeC:Gene
ryeC:Gene
ryeD:Gene
ryeD:Gene

Revision as of 01:20, 23 August 2008

Introduction and caveats

A number of studies have attempted to determine the minimum number of essential genes in E. coli[1][2][3]. Although some essentiality has been rigorously tested for individual genes, much of the data comes from determining what is not essential. Any genes that were annotated after these studies were done will be missing from the supplemental data tables that list whether genes are essential or nonessential.

This page displays a list of E. coli genes that may be essential. The list is generated by a wiki extension that starts with the members of the Gene Lists for MG1655 and removes

  • all genes where Keio deletions have been isolated,
  • all ins genes that are from insertion elements.

Manually curating nonessential genes

The extension is displayed on this page between a pair of tags that allow addition of nonessential genes from manual curation. Placing a gene page name between the tags removes that gene from the list of candidates for essentiality.


<essentialGenes>
nonessential gene 1:Gene
nonessential gene 2:Gene
etc.
</essentialGenes>

Manual curation so far includes:

  • Pseudogenes were recognized by the presence of a gene name with an underscore and a number.
  • tRNA genes that can be mutated to nonsense suppressors are marked as nonessential. Note that in many cases these are redundant and not all copies of a tRNA isoacceptor can be simultaneously deleted.
  • Similarly, although ribosomal RNA genes are not on this list, at least one of each rRNA is needed for viability.
  • Genes where Tn insertions were found by Gerdes et al. [1] were added for to the list of nonessentials.
  • Limited checking of the literature for specific genes

Community curation is still needed to improve the quality of this list.

Missing essential genes

In some cases, the Keio collection reports a deletion strain for an essential gene. These often reflect trapping of duplications that provide a second complementing copy of the gene. To add back an essential gene, go to its gene page and edit the alleles table to remove any alleles with the PMID:16738554 code (that's how the extension recognizes the presence of the deletion strain on the list. To update the list on this page, you will need to clear the cache by clicking edit and then saving. See rpoD:Gene for an example.

The list (Edit this)

<essentialGenes> List nonessential gene pages here C0067:Gene C0293:Gene C0299:Gene C0343:Gene C0362:Gene C0465:Gene C0664:Gene C0719:Gene accD:Gene acpH:Gene adrA:Gene alaT:Gene alaU:Gene alaV:Gene alaW:Gene alaX:Gene araA:Gene araB:Gene araD:Gene arpB_2:Gene argQ:Gene argV:Gene argW:Gene argY:Gene argZ:Gene asnT:Gene asnU:Gene asnV:Gene asnW:Gene aspT:Gene aspU:Gene aspV:Gene bcsB:Gene csrA:Gene csrB:Gene csrC:Gene csrD:Gene cydA:Gene cydC:Gene degS:Gene dicA:Gene dicF:Gene dinQ:Gene dpiA:Gene dpiB:Gene dsbD:Gene dsrA:Gene efeU_2:Gene entD:Gene entS:Gene etk:Gene eutD:Gene eutK:Gene eutM:Gene eutR:Gene eutS:Gene fadJ:Gene fadK:Gene feoC:Gene fldA:Gene folA:Gene folD:Gene fruL:Gene ftnA:Gene ftnB:Gene ftsN:Gene ftsX:Gene gadY:Gene gapC_1:Gene gatA:Gene gatR_2:Gene gcvB:Gene gfcB:Gene ghrA:Gene ghrB:Gene glcA:Gene glnU:Gene glnV:Gene glnW:Gene glnX:Gene gltT:Gene gltU:Gene gltV:Gene gltW:Gene glyU:Gene glyV:Gene glyW:Gene glyX:Gene glyY:Gene gmm:Gene gpsA:Gene gsp:Gene gspB:Gene gsiA:Gene gsiB:Gene gsiD:Gene hflB:Gene hofM:Gene hspQ:Gene ileT:Gene ileU:Gene ileV:Gene ileX:Gene ileY:Gene ilvG_2:Gene isrA:Gene isrB:Gene isrC:Gene istR-1:Gene istR-2:Gene intZ:Gene kilR:Gene kup:Gene lafU:Gene lacZ:Gene ldrA:Gene ldrB:Gene ldrC:Gene ldrD:Gene leuP:Gene leuQ:Gene leuT:Gene leuV:Gene leuX:Gene lfhA:Gene lolA:Gene lomR_2:Gene lysT:Gene lyx:Gene mazE:Gene mazF:Gene micF:Gene mraY:Gene mreD:Gene molR_3:Gene mug:Gene murA:Gene murB:Gene murF:Gene nadD:Gene oriC:Gene orn:Gene pgmB:Gene pinE:Gene pptA:Gene ptrA:Gene purB:Gene qmcA:Gene queC:Gene queF:Gene raiA:Gene ravA:Gene rcnA:Gene rimN:Gene rlmG:Gene rlmL:Gene rluE:Gene rluF:Gene rnlA:Gene rpsG:Gene rplP:Gene rplV:Gene rpsF:Gene rpsI:Gene rpsM:Gene rpsO:Gene rpsQ:Gene rpsT:Gene rrfA:Gene rrfB:Gene rrfC:Gene rrfD:Gene rrfE:Gene rrfF:Gene rrfG:Gene rrfH:Gene rrsA:Gene rrsB:Gene rrsC:Gene rrsD:Gene rrsE:Gene rrsF:Gene rrsG:Gene rrsH:Gene rrlA:Gene rrlB:Gene rrlC:Gene rrlD:Gene rrlE:Gene rrlF:Gene rrlG:Gene rrlH:Gene rsmE:Gene rsmF:Gene rttR:Gene rutA:Gene rybB:Gene ryeC:Gene ryeD:Gene rygC:Gene rygD:Gene rygE:Gene serU:Gene serV:Gene ssrA:Gene tp2:Gene tpke70:Gene trpH:Gene tusB:Gene tusC:Gene tusD:Gene tusE:Gene tyrT:Gene ubiD:Gene uspB:Gene wbbL_1:Gene xni:Gene yabQ:Gene yadR:Gene ybfK:Gene ycgH_2:Gene ychE_2:Gene ychG_1:Gene ychO:Gene ydbA_2:Gene ydiL:Gene yedN_1:Gene yedS_3:Gene yeeL_1:Gene yejM:Gene yfaS_1:Gene yffL:Gene yffN:Gene yffP:Gene yffQ:Gene ygiA:Gene ygiD:Gene yhbV:Gene yi82_1:Gene ylbE_2:Gene yibJ:Gene yigP:Gene yjgX_1:Gene yjjL:Gene yncK_2:Gene ypjK:Gene yraL:Gene yrbB:Gene yrfF:Gene ysaA:Gene </essentialGenes>

Evidence

Add evidence for nonessentiality here:

Gene Reference(s) Comments

folA

PMID:8423162[4]

micF

PMID:15466019[5]

rpsF, rpsI, rpsM, rpsO, rpsQ, and rpsT

PMID:7751274[6]

accD, degS, dpiA, dpiB, entD, etk,eutD, eutK, eutM, eutR, eutS, fldA, folD, ftnA, ftnB, ftsN, ftsX, gatA, glcA, gpsA, gsp, hflB, intZ, kup, lolA, lyx, mraY, mreD, mug, murA, murB, murF, nadD, pgmB, pptA, ptrA, purB, qmcA, queC, queF, raiA, ravA, rimN, rlmG, rluE, rluF, rplP, rplV, rpsG, rsmE, rsmF, rutA, trpH, ubiD, uspB, xni, yabQ, yadR, ybfK, ychO, ydiL, yejM, yffL yffN, yffP, yffQ, ygiA, ygiD, yhbV, yibJ, yigP, yjjL, ypjK, yraL, yrbB, yrfF, ysaA

PMID:13129938[1]

accD listed as N*

ryeC, ryeD, rygC, rygD

PMID:18710431[7]

dsrA

PMID:8670904[8]

csrA

PMID:8366066[9]

csrB

PMID:11567002[10]

csrC

PMID:12694612[11]

csrD

PMID:16980588[12]

C0067, C0293, C0299, C0343, C0362, C0465, C0664, C0719, tpke70, tp2

Covered by deletions (see PEC)

edit table

Add evidence for essentiality here:

Gene Reference(s) Comments

nusA

PMID:17277072[13]

rpoD

Ts mutants and depletion studies

nusE

PMID:17277072[13]

nusG

PMID:17277072[13]

ffh

PMID:7559342[14]


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See also

References

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  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Gerdes, SY et al. (2003) Experimental determination and system level analysis of essential genes in Escherichia coli MG1655. J. Bacteriol. 185 5673-84 PubMed
  2. ↑ Baba, T et al. (2006) Construction of Escherichia coli K-12 in-frame, single-gene knockout mutants: the Keio collection. Mol. Syst. Biol. 2 2006.0008 PubMed
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Kato, J & Hashimoto, M (2007) Construction of consecutive deletions of the Escherichia coli chromosome. Mol. Syst. Biol. 3 132 PubMed
  4. ↑ Krishnan, BR & Berg, DE (1993) Viability of folA-null derivatives of wild-type (thyA+) Escherichia coli K-12. J. Bacteriol. 175 909-11 PubMed
  5. ↑ Chen, S et al. (2004) MicC, a second small-RNA regulator of Omp protein expression in Escherichia coli. J. Bacteriol. 186 6689-97 PubMed
  6. ↑ Liu, MY et al. (1995) The product of the pleiotropic Escherichia coli gene csrA modulates glycogen biosynthesis via effects on mRNA stability. J. Bacteriol. 177 2663-72 PubMed
  7. ↑ Fozo, EM et al. (2008) Repression of small toxic protein synthesis by the Sib and OhsC small RNAs. Mol. Microbiol. 70 1076-93 PubMed
  8. ↑ Sledjeski, DD et al. (1996) The small RNA, DsrA, is essential for the low temperature expression of RpoS during exponential growth in Escherichia coli. EMBO J. 15 3993-4000 PubMed
  9. ↑ Romeo, T & Gong, M (1993) Genetic and physical mapping of the regulatory gene csrA on the Escherichia coli K-12 chromosome. J. Bacteriol. 175 5740-1 PubMed
  10. ↑ Gudapaty, S et al. (2001) Regulatory interactions of Csr components: the RNA binding protein CsrA activates csrB transcription in Escherichia coli. J. Bacteriol. 183 6017-27 PubMed
  11. ↑ Weilbacher, T et al. (2003) A novel sRNA component of the carbon storage regulatory system of Escherichia coli. Mol. Microbiol. 48 657-70 PubMed
  12. ↑ Suzuki, K et al. (2006) Identification of a novel regulatory protein (CsrD) that targets the global regulatory RNAs CsrB and CsrC for degradation by RNase E. Genes Dev. 20 2605-17 PubMed
  13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 Bubunenko, M et al. (2007) Essentiality of ribosomal and transcription antitermination proteins analyzed by systematic gene replacement in Escherichia coli. J. Bacteriol. 189 2844-53 PubMed
  14. ↑ Persson, BC et al. (1995) Functional analysis of the ffh-trmD region of the Escherichia coli chromosome by using reverse genetics. J. Bacteriol. 177 5554-60 PubMed