Rst TIR-NLR system

traitmech:000377 · CLASS · PROPOSED

A phage defense system in which an organism possesses a P4-like TIR-NLR locus represented by DefenseFinder as the Rst_TIR-NLR single-profile model and experimentally linked to broad virulent-phage and P2-like phage restriction.

Trait evidence (7)

Rst TIR-NLR loci restrict virulent and P2-like phages

Conservative system-level sketch linking a P4-like Rst TIR-NLR locus to phage restriction.

NONMECHANISTIC · The graph captures Rst_TIR-NLR as a named DefenseFinder single-profile phage-defense system while leaving source locus breadth, the phage trigger, TIR/STAND activation, and exact Rst_TIR-NLR__TIR profile-to-gene correspondence unresolved.

Rst TIR-NLR loci restrict virulent and P2-like phages Interactive directed graph showing evidence-backed causal relationships for Rst TIR-NLR system.

Edge evidence

  • Rst TIR-NLR locus contributes to virulent and P2-like phage restriction RO:0002326

    Rousset et al. linked the TIR-NLR system to virulent and P2-like phage protection, and DefenseFinder models Rst_TIR-NLR as a single-profile system.

  • virulent and P2-like phage restriction confers Rst TIR-NLR system METPO:2007700

    Restriction of virulent and P2-like phages realizes the Rst TIR-NLR system trait.

    • DOI:10.1016/j.chom.2022.02.018 This shows that while the TIR-NLR system protects against a broad range of virulent phages, this comes at the cost of limiting the transduction of P4 by P2. Rousset et al. summarize broad virulent-phage protection by the TIR-NLR system in the context of P4 transduction costs.
    • DOI:10.1016/j.chom.2022.02.018 Out of the 18 tested systems, only the TIR-NLR system provided protection Rousset et al. report that TIR-NLR was the only P4 system in their tested cohort that protected against P2-like phages.
  • Rst TIR-NLR system is a phage defense system rdfs:subClassOf

    Rst TIR-NLR system possession is a phage-defense-system trait.

Provenance

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TraitMech local identifier
Definition source
DOI:10.1016/j.chom.2022.02.018

Synonyms (3)

  • TIR-NLR system RELATED_SYNONYM · DOI:10.1016/j.chom.2022.02.018
  • Rst_TIR-NLR RELATED_SYNONYM · https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mdmparis/defense-finder-models/afb0e5a8b466be53586b13266f5d38d98c3ac268/List_system_article.md
  • Rst_TIR-NLR__TIR RELATED_SYNONYM · https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mdmparis/defense-finder-models/afb0e5a8b466be53586b13266f5d38d98c3ac268/Liste_hmm_system.md

kg-microbe context

No kg-microbe node embedding matched this record in the 2026-04-25 deepwalk.

Discussions and Knowledge Gaps (1)

Open questions attached to this trait. Seeded by just knowledge-gap-scan and curated; see the corpus-wide index.

Resolve Rst_TIR-NLR natural host breadth, exact profile-to-gene correspondence, direct phage trigger, and TIR/STAND activation before minting narrower Rst TIR-NLR mechanism traits.

KNOWLEDGE GAP OPEN rst-tir-nlr-mechanism-gap · raised by codex · 2026-09-26

Attached to causal_graphs#rst_tir_nlr_locus_restricts_phages

Rousset et al. support a P4-like TIR-NLR system that protects against virulent and P2-like phages, and DefenseFinder represents Rst_TIR-NLR as a single-profile model. This first system-level record leaves natural host breadth, profile-to-gene mapping, the direct phage trigger, and TIR/STAND effector logic unresolved.

Evidence

Curation history

  1. · MINTED_TRAITMECH_ID · codex

    Minted Rst TIR-NLR system as a DOI-backed GENOMICS TraitRecord under phage defense system after an ignored-and-hidden duplicate review found no exact live TraitMech, METPO, history, or prior proposal record; the replacement placeholder is reserved in proposals/metpo_traitmech_v254.

  2. · REVIEW_CANONICAL_EXAMPLE_EVIDENCE_GAP · codex

    Reviewed Rst TIR-NLR system during canonical-example issue 444 enforcement and left canonical_examples empty because the sources support cloned P4-like TIR-NLR system assays and a DefenseFinder system model, but not a direct native microbial isolate exemplar with experimentally verified Rst_TIR-NLR activity. No paid research was used.