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Old 01-07-2008   #1 (permalink)
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Unhappy Bacillus sp. BN53-1

Howdy everyone!

Say, I've got an issue.

I'm trying to find some details about a bacterium, namely Bacillus sp. BN53-1, and namely its enzyme hydrogen sulfide oxidase.

The enzyme was described in a paper titled "Purification and Properties of Hydrogen Sulfide Oxidase from Bacillus sp. BN53-1" by YUJI NAKADA AND YOSHIYUKI OHTA

I've tried NCBI and it could find nothing. I've tried BLASTing proteins that were mentioned in the paper as having similarity to it and it couldn't find it. I've tried google and it found a few entries but non giving me an accession number for the bacterium or for the protein.

Any suggestions on where I can find anythig?
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Re: Bacillus sp. BN53-1

If you've already tried BLAST, I'm not sure what else you can do.
The Protein Data Bank doesn't have any record for that particular enzyme, and I've never heard of it personally.

How recent is the paper? Perhaps the research is too new to have any publically-available records about the bacterium or that enzyme.


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Old 01-20-2008   #3 (permalink)
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Re: Bacillus sp. BN53-1

well the paper is from 1999 so it's not THAT recent.
Besides, if they published the paper and it talks about an amino acid sequence then they must have reported the sequence into SOME database.
Aren't they obligated to?
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