Alligator sinensis (Chinese alligator): 102374207
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Entry
102374207 CDS
T02922
Name
(RefSeq) cytochrome b561
KO
K08360
transmembrane ascorbate-dependent reductase [EC:
7.2.1.3
]
Organism
asn
Alligator sinensis (Chinese alligator)
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
asn00001
]
09180 Brite Hierarchies
09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
02000 Transporters [BR:
asn02000
]
102374207
Enzymes [BR:
asn01000
]
7. Translocases
7.2 Catalysing the translocation of inorganic cations
7.2.1 Linked to oxidoreductase reactions
7.2.1.3 ascorbate ferrireductase (transmembrane)
102374207
Transporters [BR:
asn02000
]
Other transporters
Transmembrane electron carriers [TC:
5
]
102374207
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Motif
Pfam:
Cytochrom_B561
Ni_hydr_CYTB
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-GeneID:
102374207
NCBI-ProteinID:
XP_006017890
UniProt:
A0A1U7RD95
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Position
Unknown
AA seq
253 aa
AA seq
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MEDSLARPPSPAGLSCYVAISQFLGLTVIAMTGAWMGQFRGGIAWESLLEFNVHPLCMII
GMVFLQGDALLVYRVFRNESKRSTKILHGLLHVLALVIALVGLIAVFDYHRKNNFADMYS
LHSWCGISAFSLYFIQWLMGFSFFLFPGASFSLRNKYKSHHVFFGIFLLILSIATCLLGI
KELLLFSIKTTYSSFVPEGILANVLGLLLITFGLLIGYILTRDEWKRPPLAEELALSMDF
KNLTEGESPSGSQ
NT seq
762 nt
NT seq
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nt +downstream
nt
atggaagacagccttgcaaggcctccgagcccagcagggctctcctgctatgtggcgatc
tcccagttcttgggactgacagtgattgccatgactggagcctggatgggccagttccgg
gggggcatcgcttgggaaagcttgctagagttcaacgtccacccactctgcatgatcatt
ggaatggtcttcctccaaggggatgctctcctggtttaccgggtcttcaggaacgaaagc
aagcgctccaccaaaatcctccatggactccttcatgtccttgcactggtcatcgccctt
gtgggcctgatagccgtgtttgactaccacaggaagaataactttgcagacatgtacagc
ctgcacagctggtgtggcatatcagccttcagcctctactttatccagtggctcatgggc
ttcagcttcttcctgtttcctggagcatccttctcacttcgcaacaagtacaaatcgcac
catgtcttctttggcatcttcctccttatcctctccattgccacatgcctgctgggtatc
aaggagctgctcctcttcagtattaagaccacctacagctcctttgtgcctgaagggatc
ctagccaatgttctgggcctgctgctgatcaccttcgggctgctgatcgggtacatcctg
acgcgggatgagtggaagagacctccactggctgaggaactggcactgtccatggatttt
aaaaatctcactgagggggagagtcccagtggcagccagtga
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