KEGG   Aeromonas hydrophila AL06-06: RY45_00800
Entry
RY45_00800        CDS       T03748                                 
Name
(GenBank) peptidase S54
  KO
K02441  rhomboid protease GlpG [EC:3.4.21.105]
Organism
ahh  Aeromonas hydrophila AL06-06
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:ahh00001]
 09180 Brite Hierarchies
  09181 Protein families: metabolism
   01002 Peptidases and inhibitors [BR:ahh01002]
    RY45_00800
Enzymes [BR:ahh01000]
 3. Hydrolases
  3.4  Acting on peptide bonds (peptidases)
   3.4.21  Serine endopeptidases
    3.4.21.105  rhomboid protease
     RY45_00800
Peptidases and inhibitors [BR:ahh01002]
 Serine peptidases
  Family S54: Rhomboid family
   RY45_00800
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: Rhomboid_N Rhomboid DUF1751
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID: AJQ52694
UniProt: A0A1C2KV47
LinkDB
Position
complement(152802..153635)
AA seq 277 aa
MIQLLVLDNARMAQALVDYLSTLGISCELTQSELGVSVWLADEQRLAQAQLEVKRFLAEP
THPRYMEASWQSGRADARIDYSKGMTDPVTDFLHQAGPLTLVVIIACLAIYGLDAIGLPI
FDELAFHPTLAQFTDWQAWRYFTPAFIHFSVLHLVFNLLWWWYLGGQIEQRLGSGKLLIL
LLVGAALPNLAEFFASGPLFGGLSGVVYALLGYCWLRSKLQPACGLTLPPALMGFMLFWL
ALGFFDLLGTRTANMAHLAGLLVGLLQGWLDRHHQPA
NT seq 834 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
atgatccagctgctggtgctcgacaatgcccgcatggcccaggcgctggtggactatctc
tccaccctcggcatctcgtgcgagctgacccagtccgagcttggcgtctcggtctggctg
gcggacgagcagcgcctcgcccaggcccagctggaggtgaaacgcttcctggccgagcca
acccacccccgctacatggaagcctcctggcaatccggccgggccgatgcccgcatcgac
tacagcaaggggatgaccgacccggtcaccgacttcctgcatcaggccgggccgctgacc
ctggtggtgatcatcgcctgtctggccatctacgggctcgatgccatcggcctgccgatc
ttcgatgagctggccttccacccgaccctggcccagttcaccgactggcaggcgtggcgc
tacttcaccccagccttcatccacttctcggtgctgcacctggtgttcaacctgctgtgg
tggtggtatctggggggacagatcgaacaacggctcggcagcggcaagctgctgatcctg
ctgctggtgggcgccgccctgcctaacctggccgagttcttcgccagcggcccgctgttt
ggcggcctctccggggtggtctatgccctgctcggatactgctggctgcgcagcaagttg
cagccggcctgcggcctcaccctgccaccggcgctgatgggcttcatgctgttctggctg
gcactcggcttcttcgatctgctcggcacccgcaccgccaacatggcccacctggccggt
ctgctggtcggactgctgcagggctggctggacagacaccaccagcccgcctga

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