KEGG   ORTHOLOGY: K18278
Entry
K18278                      KO                                     
Symbol
THI5
Name
pyrimidine precursor biosynthesis enzyme
Pathway
map00730  Thiamine metabolism
map01100  Metabolic pathways
map01240  Biosynthesis of cofactors
Module
M00898  Thiamine biosynthesis, pyridoxal-5P => TMP/thiamine/TPP
Reaction
R10686  
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:ko00001]
 09100 Metabolism
  09108 Metabolism of cofactors and vitamins
   00730 Thiamine metabolism
    K18278  THI5; pyrimidine precursor biosynthesis enzyme
Other DBs
COG: COG0715
Genes
PXB: 103942157
SCE: YDL244W(THI13) YFL058W(THI5) YJR156C(THI11) YNL332W(THI12)
SEUB: DI49_5682
SPAO: SPAR_D00060 SPAR_F00030 SPAR_J03320 SPAR_N00060
AGO: AGOS_AER451W
ERC: Ecym_3622
KLA: KLLA0_C19085g
KMX: KLMA_40004(THI13)
LTH: KLTH0B02574g
ZRO: ZYRO0A11000g
TGB: HG536_0E04030
TDL: TDEL_0E03920(TDEL0E03920)
KNG: KNAG_0A06040(KNAG0A06040) KNAG_0M02680(KNAG0M02680)
ZMK: HG535_0A05070
SLUD: SCDLUD_002248 SCDLUD_003063 SCDLUD_003793 SCDLUD_005330
DHA: DEHA2A02420g
PIC: PICST_30906
PGU: PGUG_02619
LBG: 92207095(LODBEIA_P18990)
CAL: CAALFM_CR09290WA(THI13)
CTP: CTRG_05917
COT: CORT_0G01430
CDU: CD36_34630
CAUR: CJI96_0005470
ASAU: 88171075(PUMCH_000006)
PPA: PAS_chr4_0065
PKZ: C5L36_0C00160
OPA: HPODL_01785
NCR: NCU09345(nmt-1)
NTE: NEUTE1DRAFT117213(NEUTE1DRAFT_117213)
SMP: 10803759(SMAC4_07852)
TTT: THITE_2117524
MTM: MYCTH_2308456
TMN: UCRPA7_4536
FGR: FGSG_01672
FPU: FPSE_11488
FPOA: FPOAC1_001795(NMT1_1)
FVN: FVRRES_02007
FVR: FVEG_09760
FOX: FOXG_11035
NHE: NECHADRAFT_65106
FFC: NCS54_00020100
FKR: NCS57_00017900
FMU: J7337_000207(NMT1_1)
TRE: TRIREDRAFT_121620(nmt1)
TRR: M419DRAFT_123057
TATV: 25781640(TrAtP1_008266)
TASP: 36614486(NMT1_1)
MAW: 19245876(nmt1_1)
MAJ: MAA_02402
MBRN: 26240001(nmt1)
PCHM: VFPPC_01242
UVI: 66061665(UV8b_00887)
CMT: CCM_05035
AMUS: LMH87_009374
PLJ: 28884634(PLICBS_005859)
PTKZ: JDV02_008732(nmt1)
DCON: 63716205(DCS_03562)
VAL: VDBG_09061
VDA: VDAG_07211
CFJ: CFIO01_07592
CLUP: CLUP02_14135
CHIG: CH63R_06169
CDET: 87949156(CDEST_12656)
SAPO: SAPIO_CDS4842
ELA: UCREL1_1445
PFY: PFICI_09961
SSL: SS1G_10697
BFU: BCIN_04g04920(Bcnmt1)
PSCO: LY89DRAFT_679911
GLZ: GLAREA_01701
ANI: ANIA_08009
AFM: AFUA_5G02470
ACT: ACLA_002690
NFI: NFIA_039610
AOR: AO090102000360
ANG: An02g10320
AFV: AFLA_011806
ALUC: AKAW2_10877S(NMT1_1)
ACHE: ACHE_51007S(NMT1_1)
APUU: APUU_41565S(NMT1_2)
PCS: N7525_008105
PDP: PDIP_48680
POU: POX_a00096
TMF: EYB26_001930
TRG: TRUGW13939_10830
CIM: CIMG_09722
CPW: 9694628(NMT1_1)
URE: UREG_04656
ABE: ARB_06596
TVE: TRV_04807
PBL: PAAG_06107
PBN: PADG_08010
AJE: HCAG_03261
BGH: BDBG_03405
PNO: SNOG_11769
PTE: PTT_08439
PTRR: 6338431(PtrM4_005850)
BZE: COCCADRAFT_38030
BSC: COCSADRAFT_245232
BOR: COCMIDRAFT_109183
AALT: CC77DRAFT_1017853
ADAC: 96084518(ACET3X_004196)
ARAB: EKO05_0003520
PFJ: MYCFIDRAFT_203329
FFU: CLAFUR5_04383
CBET: CB0940_07638
BCOM: BAUCODRAFT_76534
NPA: UCRNP2_8417
SPO: 2539108(nmt1)
SOM: SOMG_02991(nmt1)
KDJ: 28965163(I303_101455)
GTR: GLOTRDRAFT_107121
RSX: RhiXN_07187
WSE: WALSEDRAFT_52731
WIC: J056_002573
UMA: UMAG_00816
PFP: PFL1_06084
SGRA: EX895_001052
MGL: MGL_1313
MSYM: MSY001_2903
PGR: PGTG_10151
PTRC: PtA15_13A119 PtA15_16A84
PSTR: Pst134EA_024500 Pst134EA_028992
MLR: MELLADRAFT_67013
SPAR: SPRG_03457
LPN: lpg1565(thi3)
LPH: LPV_1700(thi)
LPO: LPO_1583(thi)
LPU: LPE509_01635
LPM: LP6_1543(thi3)
LPF: lpl1461
LPP: lpp1522
LPC: LPC_0988(thi3)
LPA: lpa_02272
LPE: lp12_1503
LLO: LLO_0920(thi)
LHA: LHA_3027(nmt)
LCD: clem_14695
LSH: CAB17_08945
LLG: 44548918_01831(thi)
LGT: E4T54_09465
LCJ: NCTC11976_01717(thi)
LSS: NCTC12082_00540
LLY: J2N86_04960
LCAD: PXX05_03010
EEI: NX720_04735
EMP: EZMO1_1213(thi5)
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Reference
PMID:12777485
  Authors
Wightman R, Meacock PA
  Title
The THI5 gene family of Saccharomyces cerevisiae: distribution of homologues among the hemiascomycetes and functional redundancy in the aerobic biosynthesis of thiamin from pyridoxine.
  Journal
Microbiology 149:1447-60 (2003)
DOI:10.1099/mic.0.26194-0
  Sequence
[sce:YFL058W]
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