Achromobacter sp. AONIH1: C2U31_16125
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Entry
C2U31_16125 CDS
T05288
Name
(GenBank) ABC transporter ATP-binding protein
KO
K05833
putative tryptophan/tyrosine transport system ATP-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_16125
Transporters [BR:
achr02000
]
ABC transporters, prokaryotic type
Phosphate and amino acid transporters
Putative tryptophan/tyrosine transporter
C2U31_16125
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Motif
Pfam:
ABC_tran
SMC_N
AAA_21
ABC_ATPase
AAA_29
Dynamin_N
RsgA_GTPase
AAA_27
AAA
AAA_23
MMR_HSR1
AAA_15
IIGP
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID:
AUT47378
UniProt:
A0A2I8DK19
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Position
3512445..3513239
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AA seq
264 aa
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MLSAKDLKITFNAGTPIETRALCGLSLEIPSGQFVTVIGSNGAGKSTFLNAVSGDLLVDS
GRIDIDGVDMTRKPVWARSSKVARVFQDPMAGTCEDLTIEENMALAQLRGDRRGYSRAVK
ASMREGFRERLATLGLGLENRLADRIGLLSGGQRQAVSLLMAALQPSRILLLDEHTAALD
PRTADFVLQLTARIVAESKLTTMMVTHSMRQALDVGERTVMLHQGQVVLDVSGDERRGMD
VPDLLAMFERVRGEKLSDDALLLG
NT seq
795 nt
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atgttgtccgctaaagatctgaagatcactttcaacgccggcacgccgatcgagacgcgc
gcgctgtgcggactgtcgctggagattccgtcgggccagttcgtcaccgtcatcggctcg
aacggcgccggcaagtccaccttcctgaacgccgtgtcgggcgacctgctggtggattcc
ggccgcatcgacatcgacggcgtggacatgacgcgcaagccggtgtgggcgcgctcgtcc
aaggtggcgcgcgtgttccaggacccgatggccgggacctgcgaagacctgaccatcgaa
gagaacatggcgctggcgcagctgcgcggcgaccgccgaggctacagccgcgcggtcaag
gcctcgatgcgcgaaggcttccgcgagcggctggcgacgctgggcctgggcctggaaaac
cgcctggccgatcgcatcggcctgttgtccggcggccagcgccaggccgtcagcctgctg
atggcggcgctgcagccgtcgcgcatcctgctgctggacgagcacaccgccgcgctcgat
ccgcgcaccgccgatttcgtgctgcagctgacggcgcgcatcgtcgccgaaagcaagctc
accaccatgatggtgacgcacagcatgcgccaggcgctggacgtgggcgagcgcacggtc
atgctgcaccaggggcaggtggtgctggacgtgtccggcgacgagcgccgcggcatggac
gtgccggacctgctggccatgttcgagcgcgtgcgcggcgagaaactgtcggacgacgcg
ttgctgctgggctag
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