Achromobacter sp. AONIH1: C2U31_07320
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Entry
C2U31_07320 CDS
T05288
Name
(GenBank) cobalamin-binding protein
KO
K02016
iron complex transport system substrate-binding protein
Organism
achr
Achromobacter sp. AONIH1
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
achr00001
]
09180 Brite Hierarchies
09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
02000 Transporters [BR:
achr02000
]
C2U31_07320
Transporters [BR:
achr02000
]
ABC transporters, prokaryotic type
Metallic cation, iron-siderophore and vitamin B12 transporters
Iron complex transporter
C2U31_07320
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Motif
Pfam:
Peripla_BP_2
Oxidored_nitro
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID:
AUT45807
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Position
complement(1585674..1586558)
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AA seq
294 aa
AA seq
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MSGLLPAFGLGMAVLAGSAQAQTAPIRVQDDRGRAVVLAEPARRAVTLAPHATELVYAAG
AGDRIAATIRGSDYPPAARALPVIGDGTQPDAERVAAVRPDLIIAWQPAAAEPLVRVMDK
LGVPVYYSDPQTLADIPAAVERMGELFGTQDQARPAARALRERLDRLAARHADRRPLRVF
IQAGLDPIYTLNRTSIVSDALRLCGGVNVFADSPVVAPQVSLESVLAARPDAVLAGVSRQ
EDKANNLAAWRKLGLPAAQAGHVYGIDADALYRPGPRLIDAAEALCETLDAMRQ
NT seq
885 nt
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nt
atgagtggcttgctgcctgccttcgggcttggcatggcggtgctcgcgggatcggcacag
gcgcagactgcgccgatccgggtccaggacgaccgtggccgcgcagtcgtgctggccgag
cccgcgcgccgggcggtgacgctggcgccgcatgccaccgagctggtctacgcggctggc
gccggcgaccgtatcgccgccacgatccgtggcagcgactatccgccggccgcgcgcgcg
ctgccggtcatcggcgatggcacgcaaccggacgcggaacgcgtggccgccgtccggccc
gacctgatcatcgcctggcaaccggccgccgccgaaccgctggtccgcgtcatggacaag
ctgggcgtgccggtctactacagcgacccgcagacactggcggacatccccgccgcggtg
gaacggatgggcgagctgttcggcacccaggaccaggctcggcccgccgccagggcgctg
cgcgaacggctggaccggctggccgcgcgccatgccgaccgccggccgctgcgggtcttc
atccaggccgggctggatcccatctacacgctgaatcggaccagcatcgtcagcgacgcc
ctgcgcttgtgcggcggcgtcaacgtcttcgccgactcgcccgtggtggcgccccaggtg
tcgctggaaagcgtgctggcggcccggcccgacgccgtgctggcgggcgtgtcgcggcag
gaagacaaggcgaacaacctcgcggcctggcgcaagctgggcctgccggccgcccaggcc
ggccatgtgtacggcatcgacgccgatgccctgtaccgtcccggcccccgcctgatcgat
gctgccgaggcgctgtgcgagacgctggacgcgatgcggcaatag
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