1.M.5. The Putative Spanin5 (Spanin5) Family

This family consists of a single pair of proteins, both designated 'spanin' in the NCBI and UniProt databases, and both having an N-terminal TMS. They are from Burkholderia phage BcepF1 and are encoded by adjacent genes.

Examples:

TC#

Name

Organismal Type

Example

1.M.5.1.1

Two component putative spanin of 103 and 57 aas, respectively.

Spanin of Burkholderia phage BcepF1

1.M.5.1.2

i-spanin/o-spanin of 104 and 57 aas, respectively, each with one N-terminal TMS.

Spanin of Burkholderia phage Maja

1.M.5.1.3

Spanin of 116 aas and 1 N-terminal TMS with two additional potential weakly hydrophobic TMSs.

Spanin of Myoviridae sp.

1.M.5.1.4

Spanin of 104 aas and 1 N-terminal TMS + 2 weakly hydrophobic putative TMSs.

Spanin of Burkholderia phage BCSR52