Lower Eukaryote P450 Links
- Magnaporthe grisea + other fungal tree March 11, 2004
- CYP7 clan subtree March 15, 2004
- CYP52 clan subtree March 11, 2004
- CYP53 clan subtree March 15, 2004
- CYP53 clan subtree March 17, 2004 MORE COMPLETE
- CYP53 clan subtree A March 17, 2004
- CYP53 clan subtree B March 17, 2004
- CYP53 clan subtree C March 17, 2004
- CYP53 clan subtree D March 17, 2004
- CYP54 clan subtree March 16, 2004
- CYP59 and CYP64 clans subtree March 16, 2004
- CYP505 clan subtree March 17, 2004
- CYP547 clan subtree March 11, 2004
- CYP534 clan subtree March 11, 2004
- White rot fungus P450 sequences
August 9, 2001, 167 sequences, over 100 assembled.
- Lower Eukaryote P450 sequences
- Trypanosoma cruzi Cytochrome P450s
- Paramecium Cytochrome P450s APRIL 16, 2004
- Paramecium Cytochrome P450s FASTA formatAPRIL 16, 2004
- 260 Paramecium Cytochrome P450 acccession numbersAPRIL 16, 2004
- TETRAHYMENA Cytochrome P450s APRIL 5, 2004
Note: After naming 382 P450s from N. crassa, M. grisea, F. graminearum and A. nidulans,
there are 13 P450 families in common to all four species.
CYP51, 53, 61, 65, 68, 505, 531, 532, 537, 539, 540, 548, and 552. (March 18, 2004)
The white rot fungus has 167 P450 sequences and probably near 150 are complete full length
P450s. So far 103 have been assembled and 92 are full length P450s. More will come later.
Cyp51 has been found and assembled from Trypanosoma brucei (African sleeping sickness)
And a partial cyp51 from Leishmania major is also found. These are kinetoplastids and they are
far down on the eukaryote tree of life, making these P450s anciently diverging specimens.