Mycobacterium tuberculosis H37Rv

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Release 24 - December 2011




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The current release (R24 - December 2011) contains the updated annotation of the genome sequence of M. tuberculosis H37Rv. In total, 2298 genes have been updated with information from the current literature on regulation, function, proteomics, operon structure, and mutants. Some of the notable changes in this release are:

  1. One new gene has been annotated - Rv0691A, mycofactocin precursor protein
  2. 18 genes have been updated with characterization of mutant strains
  3. The functional category of 13 genes has been changed - Rv0428c, Rv0730, Rv0919, Rv2011c, Rv2036, Rv2170, Rv2669, Rv2701c, Rv2775, Rv2851c, Rv2867c, Rv3027c, Rv3168
  4. Links to 151 protein structures in the Protein data Bank have been added. The structures of 44 proteins are reported for the first time.
  5. Results from the publication by de Souza et al., 2011 have been added. This provides proteomic evidence for 2163 proteins, of which 387 did not previously have proteomic annotation in TubercuList.

TubercuList in numbers:

  • 4,411,532 bp of DNA sequence representing the whole Mycobacterium tuberculosis chromosome (strain H37Rv, EMBL/GenBank/DDBJ entry AL123456)
  • 4,013 protein genes
  • 7 pseudogenes
  • 45 tRNA genes
  • 3 rRNA genes
  • 23 sRNA genes
  • 2 miscRNA genes
  • Gene density: 0.909 genes per kb
  • Average gene length: 1,003 bases per gene
  • Protein coding (CDS) bases: 4,028,844
  • Protein coding percentage: 91.3%
  • GC percentage: 65.9 %
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The TubercuList knowledge base integrates genome details, protein information, drug and transcriptome data, mutant and operon annotation, bibliography, structural views and comparative genomics, in a structured manner required for the rational development of new diagnostic, therapeutic and prophylactic measures against tuberculosis. With the means of expert curation and continuous updates, we deliver a broad view of the Mycobacterium tuberculosis genome.

To Cite TubercuList: Lew JM, Kapopoulou A, Jones LM, Cole ST.
TubercuList - 10 years after.
Tuberculosis (Edinb). Jan 91(1):1-7 (2011)


The TubercuList database and website has been created by and is currently being annotated and maintained in the laboratory of Professor Stewart Cole, part of the Global Health Institute at the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne. TubercuList is supported by the Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics.

Submission form for available TB knockouts/mutants

If you have a TB knockout/mutant that you would like to share, please fill out the following form with as much information as you can provide. See a compiled list of all available data here or on the corresponding Gene Pages.

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