Geobacillus lituanicus: GLN3_05925
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Entry
GLN3_05925 CDS
T05193
Name
(GenBank) septum site-determining protein MinC
KO
K03610
septum site-determining protein MinC
Organism
gli
Geobacillus lituanicus
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
gli00001
]
09180 Brite Hierarchies
09182 Protein families: genetic information processing
03036 Chromosome and associated proteins [BR:
gli03036
]
GLN3_05925
09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
04812 Cytoskeleton proteins [BR:
gli04812
]
GLN3_05925
Chromosome and associated proteins [BR:
gli03036
]
Prokaryotic type
Chromosome partitioning proteins
Inhibitors of FtsZ assembly
GLN3_05925
Cytoskeleton proteins [BR:
gli04812
]
Prokaryotic cytoskeleton proteins
MinD / ParA class of bacterial cytoskeletal proteins
GLN3_05925
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Motif
Pfam:
MinC_C
MinC_N
NdhN
OTU1_UBXL
FapA
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID:
ASS86700
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Position
complement(1172393..1173085)
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AA seq
230 aa
AA seq
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MNVVAKQKQQYVTIKGTKDGLTLQLDDRCSYEDLLKEIEERLIKRAGVAPNSPLVSVHLK
VGNRYLTPEQEEELRALIRRSKNLVVDSIESNVISKAEALEWVQKMKISAVPRIVRSGQV
LHVEGDLLLIGDVNPGGTVIAGGNIFILGALRGIAHAGYSGNKEAVIAASVMKPMQLRIG
DVMNRAPDYKTDEGNEMECAYVDEHNQIVVDRLQLLMHLRPNLTRLERRM
NT seq
693 nt
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nt
gtgaacgttgtggcaaagcaaaagcagcagtacgtgacgattaaaggaacgaaagacggg
ctgacgctgcagttggatgaccgctgttcgtacgaggacttgttgaaagaaatcgaagag
cggctcatcaaacgcgccggcgttgcgccaaacagtccgctcgtctccgtgcatctcaaa
gtcgggaaccgttacttgacgcccgaacaagaagaggagctgcgcgcgctcatccgccgt
tccaaaaacttggtcgtcgattcaatcgaaagcaatgtcatatcgaaagcggaagcgctc
gaatgggtgcaaaaaatgaaaatttcggctgtcccgcgcatcgtccgttccgggcaagtg
cttcatgtcgaaggggatttgctgctgatcggcgacgtcaaccctggcggaacagtcatc
gccggggggaacattttcatcctcggcgctttgcgcggcattgctcatgctgggtatagc
gggaacaaagaagctgtcatcgccgcgtcggtgatgaagccgatgcagctgcgcatcggc
gatgtgatgaaccgcgctcccgactacaaaacggacgaaggaaatgaaatggaatgcgct
tatgttgatgaacataaccagattgttgtcgaccgcttgcagctgctcatgcatttgcgg
ccgaatttgacgcgcttagaaaggagaatgtga
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