1. Standard Annotation Presentation
Robert Kalish

2. Annotation Protein: Staphylococcus Phage g1 gp67
Uniprot id: 9caud:q4z9y5
The authors tested the effect of staphylococcus phage G1 gp67 on transcription in the bacteria Staphylococcus aureus. In figure 1 of the paper linked, it is shown that the addition of the protein gp67 inhibits the transcription of RNA in Staphylococcus aureus.

3. Figure 1
Fig 1 shows the reduction of transcription catalyzed by the Sau RNAP Holoenzyme found in Staph aureus as Gp67 levels increase.

4. Figure 2
In Figure 2 pictured above, Darst et al. observed the effect Gp67 on Staph aureus. Although the levels of previously transcribed RNA were unchanged, it greatly diminished transcription of new RNA labeled with 32P.

5. ID numbers and Transfer Annotations
GO: suppression by virus of host transcription initiation from RNA polymerase II promoter (P)
Pubmed ID:
Evidence: IDA
Transfer annotations found through over 75% Blastp identity and query:
9CAUD:K7QMU4  Staph Phage JD007 gp 213
9CAUD:I6PCI8  Staph Phage Gh15 gp 128
9CAUD:A0A076YNB0  Staph Phage P108 gp028
ISS and GO_REF: used as evidence