White Rot P450s (Phanerochaete chrysosporium) D. Nelson Modified August 17, 2007 The P. chrysosporium P450s have been assigned names. Please see the revised file of these sequences at Phanerochaete P450s There are 149 P450 genes and 10 pseudogenes. Old info from previous Phanerochaete page Last Modified July 26, 2001 The basidiomycete fungi Phanerochaete chrysosporium has been sequenced at DOEs JGI site in Walnut Hill California. There are 28 million bases of sequence in 996 contigs. This set has been searched for hits to P450 sequences and some of the genes have been assembled. There is still a lot of work to do on this set. There are 85 scaffolds that have P450 sequence and 123 different heme signature regions have been found so far. This suggests that there are at least 123 different P450 genes in this fungus. Some are pseudogenes but at least 109 appear to cover the full length of a P450. 163 P450 fragments have been found. 89 of these 163 have been analyzed in detail and gene intron-exon boundaries have been defined. 78 full length P450s have been assembled. For a FASTA set of sequences go to White Rot FASTA File For more detailed info and Blast results of fragments go to White Rot Blast File For and alpha list of the scaffolds that have P450 fragments go to White Rot Alpha File