Acidaminococcus intestini: Acin_1654
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Entry
Acin_1654 CDS
T01639
Name
(GenBank) conserved hypothetical protein
KO
K24180
malate permease and related proteins
Organism
ain
Acidaminococcus intestini
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
ain00001
]
09180 Brite Hierarchies
09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
02000 Transporters [BR:
ain02000
]
Acin_1654
Transporters [BR:
ain02000
]
Other transporters
Electrochemical potential-driven transporters [TC:
2
]
Acin_1654
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Motif
Pfam:
Mem_trans
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID:
AEQ22868
UniProt:
G4Q362
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Position
complement(1673139..1674056)
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AA seq
305 aa
AA seq
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MKNVEGFWQMLSIQMLLFVYMAIGYGLRKGKILKAEARDAFTEFVILVTLPCMIFESFQI
TLTVETLQKGLLSLFVASSVEVLSLIISNVAFRFCKKDEIPIMRYGTLVSNSGFAGLPVI
ENGYGLDGLFYASLYIIPTRILMWSAGISLFTTAPRWERIKRVLFNPGIIAVELGLLRML
FEPDLPLVAVSAIHALGECTTPLAMIIVGMILAEIPLKNFLSSKALLLSAIRQLFMPLVL
LLSLHGLHIDPLLTAVATILTGMPIGSTTAILAAKYGANAEFASACVFTSTVTSLVTVPF
LALFL
NT seq
918 nt
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nt
gtgaagaatgtggaaggcttttggcagatgctctccatccagatgctgctttttgtctat
atggccattggctatggactgcgtaaagggaaaatcctcaaagcggaggcgcgggatgct
tttacggaatttgtcatccttgttaccctgccgtgcatgatctttgagtccttccagatt
accttgacagttgaaacgctgcaaaaagggctcctgagcctttttgtcgcctcttctgtg
gaagtcctttcactcataatcagcaacgtagcctttcggttctgtaaaaaagatgagatt
cctatcatgcgctacgggacgctggtcagtaactccggttttgccggtctgccggttatt
gaaaatgggtatgggctggacggtcttttttatgccagcctctatatcatccctacaagg
atcctcatgtggagtgcgggcatcagcctttttacgacggcaccgcgctgggagcgtata
aagagggtcctattcaacccgggcatcattgccgtagaactggggctcctgcggatgctc
tttgaacccgacctgccgctggttgccgtgagtgcaatccacgccttgggtgaatgcacg
acgccccttgccatgatcattgtggggatgattttggcagagattccattaaagaacttc
ctatcgagcaaggctttgcttctatccgctatccgtcagcttttcatgccgttggtgctc
cttcttagccttcacggccttcacatcgatccccttctgacggcggtcgcaaccatcctt
acgggaatgcctatcgggtctacgacggccatccttgctgcaaaatatggggccaatgcg
gaatttgcttctgcctgtgtctttacgtcaaccgtgacaagtctcgtgacggtgcccttt
ttggctcttttcctctaa
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