KEGG   Anatilimnocola aggregata: ETAA8_60000
Entry
ETAA8_60000       CDS       T07027                                 
Symbol
exbB_3
Name
(GenBank) Biopolymer transport protein ExbB
  KO
K03561  biopolymer transport protein ExbB
Organism
aagg  Anatilimnocola aggregata
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:aagg00001]
 09180 Brite Hierarchies
  09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
   02000 Transporters [BR:aagg02000]
    ETAA8_60000 (exbB_3)
Transporters [BR:aagg02000]
 Other transporters
  Pores ion channels [TC:1]
   ETAA8_60000 (exbB_3)
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: MotA_ExbB DUF5421 CyanoTRADDas_TM
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID: QDU30851
UniProt: A0A517YKU7
LinkDB
Position
complement(7549077..7549994)
AA seq 305 aa
MNSGANAWSSAGWHMRLPLLVLWGAILLSPTDAPAQQLQPLPPANPAAPPAIAPAGGAPA
ELMQKPSARPPKKTFLQIFFSGGPVGIANMLVLIGLSLTAVYLVFDNILRIRRKDLVPEE
ISRELRKLVEQGRLAEATQLCKANPCFLTAIVQQALTEADGDWPEIEKAMEDATAEQAAK
LFRWIEYLSVIGNLAPMVGLLGTVTGMLLAFKEVAETEGKAGAAALADGIYQALVTTVYG
LVIAIPALGFFAMFRSWIDELIAEAAYAGLHILAPLKQRQRGTQAPPIAPAPPAPPAPPR
AAGGR
NT seq 918 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
gtgaatagcggagcgaatgcctggtcctcagccggttggcacatgcgattgcccctgctc
gtcttgtggggcgcaatcctgctgagcccgactgacgctcccgcgcagcaattgcagccg
ctgccgccagccaacccggccgcgccgccggcgattgcgccagctggtggcgcacctgcg
gaactgatgcagaagccgtcagccaggccgccgaagaaaacctttttgcagatattcttc
tcaggtggccccgtcggcattgcgaacatgctcgtgctgatcgggctatcgctcactgcg
gtctacctggtgttcgacaacatccttcgcattcgccgcaaggacctcgtgcccgaggag
atttcgcgcgaactgcgcaaacttgtcgagcaaggtcgcttggccgaagcgacgcaactg
tgcaaagcaaacccctgttttctcaccgcgattgtgcagcaggcactcacggaggccgat
ggcgactggcccgagattgaaaaggcgatggaagatgccacggccgaacaagcggccaaa
ttgtttcgctggattgagtacctctccgtaatcggtaacctggcaccgatggtcgggctg
cttggcaccgtgaccgggatgttgctggcgtttaaggaagtggcggaaaccgaaggcaaa
gcgggcgcagcggcgctcgccgatggtatttatcaagcgctagtgaccaccgtctatggt
ctggtgattgcgattccagctctcggattttttgcaatgttccgcagctggattgacgag
ctgattgccgaagccgcttatgccgggctgcatattcttgctccgcttaaacagcggcaa
cgagggacacaggccccgccgattgcgccggcacctcctgccccaccagctccgccccgt
gccgccggaggacgatag

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