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Table 3 summary of changes observed in the Tat-secreting strain using model iJV1220

From: Modelling the metabolism of protein secretion through the Tat route in Streptomyces lividans

Subsystem

Tat-secreting vs. Sec-secreting

Tat-secreting vs. Plasmid-bearing

N

NAMN

P alt = Tat < Sec

P alt = Tat > Sec

N

NAMN

Palt = Tat < pIJ486

Palt = Tat > pIJ486

Amino acid metabolism

187

81

0.228

0.773

187

82

0.044

0.956

Carbon metabolism

131

17

0.333

0.679

131

18

0.419

0.594

Cell envelope

577

292

0.000

1.000

577

292

0.000

1.000

TCA

17

11

0.179

0.838

17

10

0.153

0.864

Cofactor biosynthesis

214

148

0.000

1.000

214

148

0.000

1.000

Exchange

216

43

0.646

0.357

216

45

0.578

0.425

Glycolysis and gluconeogenesis

21

13

0.185

0.829

21

12

0.397

0.625

Inorganic Ion Transport and Metabolism

59

15

0.270

0.744

59

15

0.230

0.782

Nucleotide metabolism

125

47

0.023

0.978

125

47

0.023

0.978

Oxidative Phosphorylation

17

7

0.185

0.847

17

6

0.188

0.852

PPP

15

10

0.741

0.285

15

8

0.604

0.437

Transport, Membrane

167

22

0.500

0.509

167

25

0.431

0.577

Unassigned

16

4

0.500

0.614

16

4

0.500

0.614

Amylase secretion

5

4

0.009

0.996

5

0

NA

NA

Agarase secretion

5

4

0.996

0.009

5

4

0.996

0.009

  1. Comparisons of the Tat-secreting strain using the model iJV1220 based on MTF analysis of the AMN with pathways grouped in broad subsystems. N is the number of reactions in the subsystem, NAMN is the number of subsystem reactions that are active in either of the two strains being compared, P is the P value obtained using the specified alternative hypothesis (i.e. when P < 0.05 the specified alternative hypothesis cannot be rejected). Only subsystems with NAMN > 4 are reported
  2. Abbreviations: TCA cycle tricaboxylic acid (Krebs) cycle, PPP pentose phosphate pathway, NA not applicable