PMID-sentid	Pub_year	Sent_text		comp_official_name	comp_offsetprotein_name	organism	prot_offset
18237303-5	2008	Plasmid profiles and Southern blot analyses revealed that the evolved strain, unlike the ancestral strain, presented a tandem duplication of the atzB gene encoding the second enzyme of the atrazine catabolic pathway responsible for the transformation of hydroxyatrazine to N-isopropylammelide.	Atrazine	189-197	atzB	Pseudomonas sp. ADP	145-149	
9055410-7	1997	In this study, we show that this fragment also contained the second gene of the atrazine metabolic pathway, atzB.	Atrazine	80-88	atzB	Pseudomonas sp. ADP	108-112	
9055410-16	1997	The atzA and atzB genes catalyze the first two steps of the metabolic pathway in a bacterium that rapidly metabolizes atrazine to carbon dioxide, ammonia, and chloride.	Atrazine	118-126	atzB	Pseudomonas sp. ADP	13-17