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GPRs for Mitochondrial 2-enoyl-CoA Hydration Reactions #757
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It looks great to remove EHHADH. And I agree with your suggestion about ECSH1 and HADHA as some databases have similar description. The Proposed changes tips gived above may be In addition, 3-hydroxyacyl-CoA dehydrogenase from mitochondrial membranes should be a complex, HADHA can be used as an α subunit, and I suggest HADHB as a β subunit. So, the GPR of the above reaction should replace |
oh whoops I did the classic click and drag spreadsheet thing where it increments the number for each cell; I will fix that I didn't include HADHB in the GPRs following the rationale here, where we set the GPRs of reactions catalyzed by enzyme complexes such that each reaction was only associated with the specific subunits of the larger complex that directly catalyzed that reaction and left out the genes encoding all the other subunits of the same complex. HADHB is only responsible for the 3-ketoacyl-CoA activity of the HADHA/HADHB complex. |
Agree with your reply. I think the evidence you provided is enough to support that HADHB isn't responsible for 2,3-enoyl-CoA hydratase and the 3-hydroxyacyl-CoA dehydrogenase activities. So, there is no need for the GPR of the above reaction to be replaced. |
fixed by #808 |
Current Behavior:
All of these reactions represent hydration of a 2-enoyl-CoA in mitochondria and have GPRs of HADHA and EHHADH and ECHS1 (
ENSG00000084754 and ENSG00000113790 and ENSG00000127884
):Expected behavior:
EHHADH is localized to peroxisomes, so it should not be associated with any of these reactions. While HADHA and ECHS1 are both localized to mitochondria, ECSH1 generally acts on substrates with shorter chains than HADHA, although there is some overlap. While most papers I could find were pretty vague about exactly what the range of substrates each enzyme could act on was, the best I've managed to come up with are these papers that say that ECSH1 can act on substrates with chain lengths of up to 12, and HADHA can act on substrates with chain lengths of at least 6. I have proposed new GPRs for each of these reactions that reflect these chain length preferences.
Proposed changes:
MAR03219
toENSG00000084754
MAR03108
toENSG00000084754
MAR03171
toENSG00000084754
MAR03449
toENSG00000084754
MAR03241
toENSG00000084754
MAR03223
toENSG00000084754
MAR03112
toENSG00000084754
MAR01272
toENSG00000084754
MAR01255
toENSG00000084754
MAR01206
toENSG00000084754
MAR01163
toENSG00000084754
MAR03175
toENSG00000084754
MAR03453
toENSG00000084754
MAR03277
toENSG00000084754
MAR03245
toENSG00000084754
MAR03227
toENSG00000084754
MAR03116
toENSG00000084754
MAR03179
toENSG00000084754
MAR03281
toENSG00000084754
MAR03252
toENSG00000084754
MAR03231
toENSG00000084754
MAR03122
toENSG00000084754
MAR01219
toENSG00000084754
MAR01177
toENSG00000084754
MAR03183
toENSG00000084754
MAR03285
toENSG00000084754
MAR03260
toENSG00000084754
MAR03235
toENSG00000084754
MAR03129
toENSG00000084754
MAR01224
toENSG00000084754
MAR01182
toENSG00000084754
MAR03187
toENSG00000084754
MAR03290
toENSG00000084754 or ENSG00000127884
MAR03136
toENSG00000084754 or ENSG00000127884
MAR03191
toENSG00000084754 or ENSG00000127884
MAR03143
toENSG00000084754 or ENSG00000127884
MAR03523
toENSG00000084754 or ENSG00000127884
MAR03195
toENSG00000084754 or ENSG00000127884
MAR03150
toENSG00000084754 or ENSG00000127884
MAR03528
toENSG00000084754 or ENSG00000127884
MAR03199
toENSG00000084754 or ENSG00000127884
MAR03157
toENSG00000084754 or ENSG00000127884
MAR03532
toENSG00000127884
MAR03203
toENSG00000127884
MAR03785
toENSG00000127884
MAR03164
toENSG00000127884
MAR04735
toENSG00000127884
MAR03753
toENSG00000127884
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