Sulfur Containing Compound Database
| Gene name | TGG4 |
| AGI ID | AT1G47600 |
| Gene length | 511 |
| Uniprot ID | Q8GRX1 |
| Protein Name | Myrosinase 4 |
| Synonym | BGLU34 |
| EC number | EC 3.2.1.147 |
| Entrez Gene | 841169 |
| Refseq mrna | NM_103653 |
| Refseq protein | NP_175191 |
| Function | Different myrosinases in A. thaliana were compared: cDNAs corresponding to TGG1 from leaves and TGG4 and TGG5 from roots were cloned and overexpressed in Pichia pastoris. The His-tagged recombinant proteins were purified using affinity chromatography and the preparations were homogenous according to SDS�PAGE analysis. Myrosinase activity was confirmed for all forms and compared with respect to catalytic activity towards the allyl-GSL sinigrin (Andersson et al. 2009) |
| Group | GSL degradation |
| Reference | Wittstock & Burow (2010) |
| Organism | AGI ID | Gene Name | Protein Name | Identity | E-Value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Broccoli |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
86 |
0.00E+00 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
86 |
0.00E+00 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
77 |
0.00E+00 |
||
Papaya |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
56 |
0.00E+00 |
||
Papaya |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
54 |
8.00E-169 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
49 |
1.00E-159 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
48 |
2.00E-156 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
47 |
8.00E-156 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
48 |
2.00E-154 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
47 |
1.00E-152 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
47 |
2.00E-152 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
48 |
3.00E-150 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
49 |
9.00E-150 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
49 |
4.00E-149 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
48 |
1.00E-147 |
||
Broccoli |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
48 |
3.00E-147 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
48 |
4.00E-147 |
||
Papaya |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
47 |
3.00E-145 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
47 |
7.00E-145 |
||
Broccoli |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
79 |
1.00E-144 |
||
Papaya |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
47 |
6.00E-144 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
47 |
1.00E-143 |
||
Papaya |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
44 |
9.00E-140 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
44 |
1.00E-139 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
46 |
4.00E-139 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
46 |
6.00E-139 |
||
Papaya |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
47 |
1.00E-138 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
46 |
7.00E-137 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
44 |
1.00E-135 |
||
Broccoli |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
44 |
4.00E-135 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
46 |
1.00E-134 |
||
Papaya |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
45 |
1.00E-134 |
||
Papaya |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
45 |
2.00E-134 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
43 |
3.00E-134 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
45 |
2.00E-133 |
||
Papaya |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
44 |
7.00E-133 |
||
Papaya |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
46 |
3.00E-132 |
||
Broccoli |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
43 |
1.00E-131 |
||
Papaya |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
45 |
2.00E-131 |
||
Broccoli |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
43 |
2.00E-131 |
||
Papaya |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
44 |
3.00E-131 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
47 |
7.00E-131 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
44 |
2.00E-130 |
||
Broccoli |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
45 |
6.00E-130 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
43 |
2.00E-129 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
44 |
3.00E-129 |
||
Broccoli |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
43 |
4.00E-129 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
45 |
7.00E-128 |
||
Broccoli |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
44 |
7.00E-126 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
44 |
1.00E-125 |
||
Broccoli |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
42 |
1.00E-125 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
45 |
2.00E-125 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
45 |
1.00E-124 |
||
Broccoli |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
45 |
3.00E-124 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
43 |
4.00E-124 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
45 |
1.00E-123 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
42 |
2.00E-123 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
42 |
3.00E-122 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
43 |
1.00E-121 |
||
Broccoli |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
42 |
2.00E-121 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
41 |
2.00E-120 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
42 |
4.00E-119 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
42 |
1.00E-118 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
43 |
2.00E-117 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
43 |
4.00E-117 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
41 |
1.00E-116 |
||
Papaya |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
49 |
1.00E-116 |
||
Papaya |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
40 |
4.00E-116 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
41 |
6.00E-115 |
||
Papaya |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
42 |
7.00E-115 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
41 |
1.00E-113 |
||
Broccoli |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
50 |
3.00E-113 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
40 |
9.00E-113 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
41 |
4.00E-112 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
41 |
5.00E-112 |
||
Broccoli |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
50 |
6.00E-112 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
40 |
2.00E-111 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
41 |
5.00E-111 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
41 |
7.00E-110 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
47 |
8.00E-110 |
||
Papaya |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
42 |
1.00E-109 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
41 |
1.00E-107 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
40 |
4.00E-107 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
41 |
2.00E-105 |
||
Papaya |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
59 |
1.00E-101 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
44 |
8.00E-100 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
44 |
1.00E-99 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
45 |
5.00E-96 |
||
Cabbage |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
44 |
4.00E-95 |
||
Papaya |
TGG4 |
Myrosinase 4 |
53 |
1.00E-85 |
| GO ID | Ontology | GO Term | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
MF |
hydrolase activity, hydrolyzing O-glycosyl compounds |
Catalysis of the hydrolysis of any O-glycosyl bond. |
|
CC |
extracellular region |
A location, relative to cellular compartments and structures, occupied by a macromolecular machine when it carries out a molecular function. There are two ways in which the gene ontology describes locations of gene products: (1) relative to cellular struc |
|
BP |
carbohydrate metabolic process |
The chemical reactions and pathways involving carbohydrates, any of a group of organic compounds based of the general formula Cx(H2O)y. Includes the formation of carbohydrate derivatives by the addition of a carbohydrate residue to another molecule. |
|
MF |
beta-glucosidase activity |
Catalysis of the hydrolysis of terminal, non-reducing beta-D-glucose residues with release of beta-D-glucose. |
|
BP |
response to salt stress |
Any process that results in a change in state or activity of a cell or an organism (in terms of movement, secretion, enzyme production, gene expression, etc.) as a result of a stimulus indicating an increase or decrease in the concentration of salt (parti |
|
BP |
response to hormone |
Any process that results in a change in state or activity of a cell or an organism (in terms of movement, secretion, enzyme production, gene expression, etc.) as a result of a hormone stimulus. |
|
MF |
thioglucosidase activity |
Catalysis of the reaction: a thioglucoside + H2O = a thiol + a sugar. |
|
BP |
glucosinolate metabolic process |
The chemical reactions and pathways involving glucosinolates, substituted thioglucosides found in rapeseed products and related cruciferae. They are metabolized to a variety of toxic products which are most likely the cause of hepatocytic necrosis in anim |
|
BP |
glucosinolate catabolic process |
The chemical reactions and pathways resulting in the breakdown of glucosinolates, substituted thioglucosides found in rapeseed products and related cruciferae. |
|
MF |
scopolin beta-glucosidase activity |
Catalysis of the reaction: H2O + scopolin <=> beta-D-glucose + scopoletin |
| Pubmed ID | Authors | Year | Title | Journal | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Wittstock, U. & Burow, M. |
2010 |
Glucosinolate breakdown in Arabidopsis: mechanism, regulation and biological Significance |
Arabidopsis Book |