Genome Property Definition Page
| Accession | GenProp0010 |
| Name | inteins |
| Type | SYSTEM |
| Description | YES NO This describes the property of having at least one intein encoded anywhere in the genome, including within proteins that belong to plasmids or phage regions. An intein should appear as a large insert in just one or two sequences of a multiple alignment with a hit region for TIGR01445 toward the left end of the insert and a hit to TIGR01443 toward the right. The region between may show endonuclease homology. |
| Parent Property | GenProp0066: selfish genetic elements |
Components
| Step Name | Step Num | Required | Evidence (Method) | Evidence Go Terms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| intein C-terminal splicing region | C-TERM | YES | TIGR01443 (HMM): intein C-terminal splicing region | |
| intein N-terminal splicing region | N-TERM | YES | TIGR01445 (HMM): intein N-terminal splicing region |
Parent Properties
| Accession | Name |
|---|---|
| GenProp0066 | selfish genetic elements |
Sibling Properties
| Accession | Name |
|---|---|
| GenProp0009 | integrative genetic element |
| GenProp0024 | group I intron |
| GenProp0025 | group II intron |
| GenProp0050 | prophage regions |
| GenProp0208 | phage: major features |
| GenProp0226 | integron |
| GenProp0321 | toxin-antitoxin system, type II |
| GenProp0476 | protein-coding palindromic elements |
| GenProp1091 | toxin-antitoxin system, type I |
| GenProp1092 | toxin-antitoxin system, type III |