Updated annotation (from data): N-succinylglutamate synthase Rationale: This gene is in an operon with and conserved cofit with other arginine synthesis genes. The traditional synthase (argA) was not found in the genome. This protein is 59% identical to Cabys_1732 which is reported to form N-acetylglutamate (PMID:28265262). However, Bacteroides are believed to use succinylated intermediates for arginine synthesis, as they have N-succinylornithine carbamoyltransferase (PMID:16704984) and N-succinylglutamate kinase (PhD thesis of Juan Manuel Cabrera Luque, 2010). The prior studies were of Bacteroides fragilis, but Bacteroides thetaiotaomicron has close homologs (the carbamoyltransferase is BT3717; the kinase is BT3395; mutants of all of these genes from B. thetaiotaomicron appear to be arginine auxotrophs) Original annotation: hypothetical protein (NCBI ptt file) Type 1: Protein-coding gene Located on scaffold 241, - strand, nucleotides 4,881,796 to 4,882,374 See nucleotide sequence around BT3761 or for all of scaffold 241