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Gene Overview
Name ..................................................... : drh-1
Sequence ID ..................................................... : F15B10.2
Status (?) Can be one of the following two: Curated (manually annotated or based on a curated SACURE result), or Not curated (SACURE result reported without manual check). ..................................................... : Curated
KO (?) The KEGG orthology group (KO) that is associated with this gene. ..................................................... : K12646DDX58 RIG-I; ATP-dependent RNA helicase DDX58 [EC:3.6.3.14]
Enzymes in the model (?) Enzymes that are part of the current metabolic network model. ..................................................... : 3.6.3.14names: H+-transporting two-sector ATPase;ATP synthase;F1-ATPase;FoF1-ATPase;H+-transporting ATPase;mitochondrial ATPase;coupling factors (F0, F1 and CF1);chloroplast ATPase;bacterial Ca2+/Mg2+ ATPase
Other enzymes (?) Enzymes that are associated with this gene in the WormFlux database, but not included in the current network model. ..................................................... : None
Model reactions (?) Reactions that are part of the current metabolic network model.

See the bottom of this page for a table of reactions.
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: None
Relevant model reactions (?) Model reactions that follow from the KEGG reactions associated with this gene, but that exclude this gene due to differences in reaction specificity or localization compared to the predictions for this gene. ..................................................... : RMC0004, RMC0005
Other reactions (?) KEGG reactions that are associated with this gene in the WormFlux database, but not included in the current network model. ..................................................... : None

In WormPaths (?) Pathway maps where this gene is represented are listed here. ..................................................... : Not yet represented in WormPaths maps.
► | Gene-KO-Enzyme-Reaction Associations (click to view)▼ | Gene-KO-Enzyme-Reaction Associations (click to hide)
► | SACURE Summary (click to view)▼ | SACURE scores (click to hide)

Score table (?) Association scores for KOs best matching to the query gene according to each annotation predictor, and for the accepted KO if there is any (rightmost columns).

The predictors are ordered in decreasing weight of contribution to the decision-making process in SACURE.

See above for the final decision on the annotation of this gene.

Predictor Best scoring KOs Best score K12646 ERROR
KEGG (?) Score represents the annotation in KEGG database by June 2014.

Takes a value of either 0 (KO is not associated with the query gene) or 1 (KO is associated with the query gene).
Not applicable 0 0 ERROR
Cluster (?) Score represents the degree of relatedness of a KO to the query gene based on the clustering in the phylogenetic tree of protein sequences (see below for the tree).

Takes values from 0 to 1.
K12646 0.67 0.67 ERROR
myKEGG (?) Score represents the degree of relatedness of a KO to the query gene based on the Smith-Waterman alignment of protein sequence with most similar sequences from all organisms in the KEGG database.

Takes values from 0 to 1.

KOunknown indicates the score for sequences without any KO association in KEGG database.
K12646 0.67 0.67 ERROR
Tree (?) Score shows the degree of relatedness of a KO to the query gene based on the density of this KO in the phylogenetic tree of protein sequences (see below for the tree).

Takes values from 0 to 2 as the score is normalized to the second best KO.

KOunknown indicates the score for sequences without any KO association in KEGG database.
K12646 1.66 1.66 ERROR
KOG (?) Score indicates the absence or presence of a KO in association with one of the orthologs of the query gene according to a eukaryotic orthology database independent of KEGG (see HELP in the upper menu for details).

Takes a value of either 0 (absent) or 1 (present).
K11681 K11367
and 52 more...All best scoring KOs: K11681, K11367, K17680, K10742, K11665, K10730, K10902, K02210, K02314, K02212, K03657, K02541, K14437, K14436, K14435, K14635, K16899, K16898, K10876, K14439, K14438, K03722, K10737, K15254, K15255, K10779, K15271, K11643, K17265, K11136, K10738, K03656, K03655, K03550, K03551, K10899, K10300, K02209, K11338, K14433, K03170, K03139, K10843, K14440, K10844, K10901, K10900, K15362, K02540, K11642, K02542, K03654, K03658, K04494
1 0 ERROR
WormBase (?) Score represents matching between the KEGG descriptions of a KO (KO name and all related enzyme names) and the descriptions of the query gene in WormBase (gene overview and protein domains).

Value is increased by 0.5 for every perfect word match and reduced by 0.1 for each character interruption. A non-matching word always creates a 0 score.

WormBase description used for this gene was:

"C-terminal of RIG-I $ DEAD/DEAH box helicase $ DEAD-like helicase, N-terminal $ DNA/RNA helicase, C-terminal $ DNA/RNA helicase, DEAD/DEAH box type, N-terminal $ Helicase conserved C-terminal $ Restriction endonuclease, type I, R subunit/Type III, Res subunit $ Type III restriction enzyme, res subunit $$ drh-1 encodes a Dicer-related helicase that contains a DExD/H-box helicase domain; loss of drh-1 activity via RNAi suggests that drh-1 is required, perhaps redundantly with drh-2, for both germline and somatic RNA interference (RNAi); in addition, drh-1 is required, downstream of virus sensing and viral siRNA formation, for antiviral RNAi; DRH-1 interacts in vivo with RDE-4, a double-stranded RNA-binding protein required for the initiation phase of RNAi."
K01156 2.0 0.0 ERROR
Overall (?) Overall score from SACURE that represents the logistic-regression-based probability of acceptance of a KO in association with the query gene. K12646 0.954 0.954 ERROR
► | Localization scores (click to view)▼ | Localization scores (click to hide)

Score table (?) Localization scores for proteins encoded by the query gene.

Each predictor is used to determine whether the protein is localized to mitochondria or other compartment.

Together with other genes and other predictors, these scores were used in the determination of the subcellular location of reactions associated with the query gene (see below for the reactions).

Predictor Mitochondrial Other
Mitoprot (?) Score represents the predicted probability that the protein is targeted to mitochondria (mitochondrial score) or not (other score) according to Mitoprot (click to reach).

If multiple isofoms of the same protein are available the highest scores are shown for each compartment.
0.03 0.97
MitoMiner (?) Score evaluates the evidence for mitochondrial targeting based on the orthologs in 12 eukaryotic model organisms that are in the MitoMiner database (click to reach).

If clear orthologs for the query gene are available in MitoMiner organisms, the score takes a value between 0 and 1 as a function of the ratio of orthologs that have hits (contributes to the mitochondrial score) or no hits (determines the other score) in the database. Mitochondrial score is also a function of the strength of the evidence for the orthologs found in the database (experimental evidence is given a higher weight than theoretical evidence during scoring).
0.00 1.00
UniProt (?) Score shows the subcellular localization of proteins encoded by this gene as reported in UniProt (click to reach) in October 2014.

If a report is available, the score takes a value of either 0 (not reported to be localized to the pertaining compartment) or 1 (reported to be localized to the pertaining compartment).
Not available Not available
Org. DB (?) Score shows the subcellular localization of proteins encoded by this gene as reported in Organelle Database (click to reach).

If a report is available, the score takes a value of either 0 (not reported to be localized to the pertaining compartment) or 1 (reported to be localized to the pertaining compartment).
Not available Not available
► | Phylogenetic tree (click to view)▼ | Phylogenetic tree (click to hide)
K11592 ATH:ath DCL1 (B) K11592 PLA:ppp PpDCL1a (B) KOunknown CEL:cel dcr-1 (PB) K12646 MAM:cfa DDX58 (R) K12646 HSA:hsa DDX58 (R) K12646 VER:apla DDX58 (R) K12646 INV:bfo BRAFLDRAFT_249506 (R) K12646 NEM:loa LOAG_06406 (R) KO-TBD CEL:cel drh-1 (SUBJECT) K12646 CEL:cel drh-3 (PB) K11592 PRO:ptm GSPATT00033115001 (B) K10896 ARC:mpi Mpet_0792 (R) K14635 FUN:clu CLUG_01054 (R) K14635 SCE:sce MPH1 (B) K10896 ART:dpe Dper_GL23119 (R) K10896 DME:dme Dmel_CG7922 (R) K03702 BAC:asd uvrB (R) 0.1
Sequence labels indicate KO, taxonomy or model organism, organism name (if taxonomic group), and gene name, respectively. CEL, C. elegans; HSA, H. sapiens; DME, D. melanogaster; ATH, A. thaliana; SCE, S. cerevisiae; BAC, bacteria; ARC, archaea; PRO, protists; FUN, fungi; PLA, plants; INV, invertebrates; NEM, nematodes; ART, arthropods; VER, vertebrates; MAM, mammals. Parenthetical information for organisms other than CEL indicates whether the genes are introduced as best matches (B) or reciprocal best hits (R) to the query gene. Parenthetical information for CEL indicates whether the genes are introduced as paralogues (P) of the query gene or as reciprocal best matches to one of the other organisms in the tree (B). Organism abbreviations are from KEGG.
Reactions
ID Enzyme Reactants Products Genes (?) Multiple genes are separated by OR (I) or AND (&).

I indicates that genes are redundant within the group (e.g. paralogs encoding the same enzyme).
& indicates that genes are non-redundant within the group (e.g. genes encoding different subunits of the same enzyme).

If there are multiple groups of genes, as in an enzyme complex with some enzymes associated with multiple genes, or in a case where the same enzyme is associated with different orthology groups with paralogs, each group with multiple genes is shown in parentheses.
Pathway

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