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Coenzyme

coenzyme M

CofactorMech:coenzyme-m · CHEBI:17905

coenzyme M is represented by the precise ChEBI entity CHEBI:17905. Cofactor roles are chemical-context annotations; ingredient links describe chemical supply and do not establish uptake, bioavailability or a requirement for every organism.

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Chemical identity evidence

Scoped relationships

Provisional links retain upstream ingredient identifiers. Verified links describe the cited source context, not universal organism requirements. Conjugate forms and precursor supply are distinct relationships.

Supplied by · CHEBI:17905

PROVISIONAL · mediaingredientmech

The current MIM ontology mapping exactly matches the candidate cofactor chemical identifier. This establishes a compound supply link, not organism-specific uptake or requirement.

Linked source record: data/ingredients/mapped/2-mercaptoethanesulfonate.yaml
Source revision: 0529fc6bc065bfa04aba0aed234f6b0cfad6a142

  • MIM ingredient identity — The cited ingredient is mapped to CHEBI:17905; this is a compound-identity assertion, not a bioavailability measurement.

    Source reference · JSON Pointer /identifier · Source licence: CC-BY-4.0

Required by · proteintraitsmech:COFACTOR_REQ_CHEBI_17905

VERIFIED · proteintraitsmech

Conceptual requirement coverage: this PTM trait defines the requirement for the same ChEBI chemical. It is not an organism-level or enzyme-level measurement.

Linked source record: data/traits/function/cofactor_requirement/chebi/coenzyme-m-chebi17905.yaml
Source revision: 8d08b33cfbee1e9d1c2fdb2211b82b49dd0c8b1f

  • PTM cofactor-requirement concept — The target is a CLASS trait with an explicit cross-reference to this chemical, rather than a measured protein observation.

    Source reference · JSON Pointer /xrefs · Source licence: CC-BY-4.0

Used by · MetaCyc:METHANOGENESIS-PWY

VERIFIED · pathwaymech

PathwayMech edge native-ne036 records MetaCyc:CoM consumes MetaCyc:2.1.1.86-RXN. This is a cross-reference to the source-scoped reaction or cofactor annotation, not proof of complete pathway flux. ChEBI explicitly cross-references MetaCyc:CoM. The native route ends at methyl-CoM; it does not itself include methane formation.

Linked source record: data/pathways/methanogenesis-from-h2-and-co2.yaml
Source revision: 9584009d49579267233124f4a1057b9425a007d9

  • PathwayMech reaction or cofactor edge — PathwayMech edge native-ne036 records MetaCyc:CoM consumes MetaCyc:2.1.1.86-RXN. This is a cross-reference to the source-scoped reaction or cofactor annotation, not proof of complete pathway flux. ChEBI explicitly cross-references MetaCyc:CoM. The native route ends at methyl-CoM; it does not itself include methane formation.

    Source reference · JSON Pointer /mechanistic_edges/35 · Source licence: CC-BY-4.0

  • ChEBI CHEBI:17905 — The issuing ChEBI record cross-references the native MetaCyc identifier CoM.

    Source reference · JSON Pointer /database_accessions · Source licence: CC-BY-4.0

Research gaps

Curation provenance

Recorded curation events
UTC timestampAction and curatorSummary
CREATE · cofactor-stream-cCurate initial source-backed cofactor and scoped cross-corpus links
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