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S. typhi Functional Classification
  • 1 Small molecule metabolism
    • 1.A Degradation [35]
      • 1.A.1 Carbon compounds [131]
      • 1.A.2 Amino acids [32]
    • 1.B Energy metabolism
      • 1.B.1 Glycolysis [15]
      • 1.B.10 Glyoxylate bypass [4]
      • 1.B.2 Pyruvate dehydrogenase [5]
      • 1.B.3 Tricarboxylic acid cycle [16]
      • 1.B.5 Pentose phosphate pathway [2]
        • 1.B.5.a Oxidative branch
        • 1.B.5.b Non-oxidative branch [5]
      • 1.B.6 Entner-Doudoroff pathway [3]
      • 1.B.7 Respiration
        • 1.B.7.a Aerobic [39]
        • 1.B.7.b Anaerobic [75]
        • 1.B.7.c Electron transport [33]
      • 1.B.8 Fermentation [16]
      • 1.B.9 ATP-proton motive force [2]
    • 1.C Central intermediary metabolism [77]
      • 1.C.1 General
      • 1.C.2 Gluconeogenesis [4]
      • 1.C.3 Sugar nucleotides [12]
      • 1.C.4 Amino sugars [4]
      • 1.C.5 Sulphur metabolism [19]
    • 1.D Amino acid biosynthesis [1]
      • 1.D.1 Glutamate family [19]
      • 1.D.2 Aspartate family [26]
      • 1.D.3 Serine family [9]
      • 1.D.4 Aromatic amino acid family [24]
      • 1.D.5 Histidine [9]
      • 1.D.6 Pyruvate family [21]
      • 1.D.7 Branched chain family
    • 1.E Polyamine synthesis [8]
    • 1.F Purines, pyrimidines, nucleosides and nucleotides
      • 1.F.1 Purine ribonucleotide biosynthesis [21]
      • 1.F.2 Pyrimidine ribonucleotide biosynthesis [10]
      • 1.F.3 2'-deoxyribonucleotide biosynthesis [8]
      • 1.F.4 Salvage of nucleosides and nucleotides [23]
      • 1.F.5 Miscellaneous nucleoside/nucleotide reactions [11]
    • 1.G Biosynthesis of cofactors, prosthetic groups and carriers
      • 1.G.1 Biotin [8]
      • 1.G.10 Thioredoxin [11]
      • 1.G.11 Menaquinone and ubiquinine [16]
      • 1.G.12 Heme and porphyrin [15]
      • 1.G.13 Cobalamin [21]
      • 1.G.14 Iron uptake and storage [6]
      • 1.G.2 Folic acid [9]
      • 1.G.3 Lipoate [3]
      • 1.G.4 Molybdopterin [11]
      • 1.G.5 Pantothenate [4]
      • 1.G.6 Pyridoxine [4]
      • 1.G.7 Pyridine nucleotide [5]
      • 1.G.8 Thiamine [12]
      • 1.G.9 Riboflavin [5]
    • 1.H Fatty acid biosynthesis [22]
  • 2 Broad regulatory functions [250]
    • 2.1 Signal transduction
  • 3 Macromolecule metabolism
    • 3.A Synthesis and modification of macromolecules [1]
      • 3.A.1 rRNA and stable RNAs
      • 3.A.10 Polysaccharides (cytoplasmic) [8]
      • 3.A.11 Phospholipids [11]
      • 3.A.2 Ribosomal protein synthesis and modification [60]
      • 3.A.3 Ribosome maturation and modification [9]
      • 3.A.5 Aminoacyl tRNA synthetases and their modification [47]
      • 3.A.6 Nucleoproteins
      • 3.A.7 DNA replication, restriction/modification, recombination and repair [94]
      • 3.A.8 Protein translation and modification [51]
      • 3.A.9 RNA synthesis, RNA modification and DNA transcription [25]
    • 3.B Degradation of macromolecules
      • 3.B.1 RNA [12]
      • 3.B.2 DNA [22]
      • 3.B.3 Proteins, peptides and glycopeptides [32]
      • 3.B.4 Polysaccharides [8]
    • 3.C Cell envelope [30]
      • 3.C.1 Membranes, lipoproteins and porins [451]
      • 3.C.2 Surface polysaccharides, lipopolysaccharides and antigens [85]
      • 3.C.3 Surface structures [96]
      • 3.C.4 Murein sacculus and peptidoglycan [42]
      • 3.C.5 Miscellaneous periplasmic proteins
  • 4 Cell processes
    • 4.A Transport/binding proteins [201]
      • 4.A.1 Amino acids and amines [56]
      • 4.A.2 Cations [29]
      • 4.A.3 Carbohydrates, organic acids and alcohols [80]
      • 4.A.4 Nucleosides, purines and pyrimidines
      • 4.A.5 Anions [16]
      • 4.A.6 Other [62]
    • 4.B Chaperones, chaperonins, heat shock [15]
    • 4.C Cell division [28]
    • 4.D Chemotaxis and mobility [15]
    • 4.E Protein and peptide secretion
    • 4.G Detoxification [22]
    • 4.H Cell killing [5]
    • 4.I Pathogenicity [328]
  • 5 Other
    • 5.A IS elements, Phage-related functions and prophage [50]
    • 5.B Colicin-related functions [8]
    • 5.C Plasmid related functions
    • 5.D Drug/analogue sensitivity [33]
    • 5.F Adaptions and atypical conditions [24]
    • 5.G Antibiotic resistance
    • 5.H Conserved hypothetical protein
      • 5.H.a Hypothetical protein (conserved in Escherichia coli) [214]
      • 5.H.b Hypothetical protein (conserved in organism(s) other than Escherichia coli) [396]
    • 5.I Unknown [471]
    • 6.A Misc
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