KEGG   Anopheles merus: 121594861
Entry
121594861         CDS       T08889                                 
Name
(RefSeq) phosphoglycolate phosphatase 2-like
  KO
K21013  farnesyl diphosphate phosphatase [EC:3.1.3.-]
Organism
amer  Anopheles merus
Pathway
amer00981  Insect hormone biosynthesis
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:amer00001]
 09100 Metabolism
  09109 Metabolism of terpenoids and polyketides
   00981 Insect hormone biosynthesis
    121594861
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: Hydrolase_6 Hydrolase_like Hydrolase HAD_2
Other DBs
NCBI-GeneID: 121594861
NCBI-ProteinID: XP_041774536
UniProt: A0A182V1C6
LinkDB
Position
2L:complement(43411023..43414766)
AA seq 320 aa
MAEQAKKEMKHILDLSKAERRLFLHSFDTLMSDCDGVLWNFTGPIPGVDKALQLLRTDGK
KLAFISNNGMRTMEEYQKKFHSLGIDALEEEIVHPALTTVHYLKSIRMRDAVYCIGTEVF
KDYLRKAGFKVLDGPKERFPDSREANQVRVYSDYFEQHGPKVGAVVIDIDVNLSLQHLMK
AKCYLERDPNCVFIAGATDYIIPLDSSMDVIGPGYFIDILERTTGRKALILGKPGKALAQ
VVLEQFQITEPKRVLFVGDMMPQDMGFGTECGFQKLLMLSGGTPKDALHAQTDPNQLPNY
YADSFADFIELYNETMHVEE
NT seq 963 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
atggcggaacaagctaagaaagagatgaaacacatcctcgacctgtcgaaagcggaacgg
cgcctgttcctccactccttcgatacgctcatgtccgactgtgacggagtgctgtggaac
tttaccggccccattccgggcgtggacaaagcgctgcagctgctgcggaccgacggcaag
aagctggccttcatctccaacaacggtatgcgcacgatggaggagtaccagaagaagttc
cactcgctcggcatcgacgcactggaggaggagatcgtccatccggcgttgacgacggtg
cactatctgaagtcgatccggatgcgcgacgcggtctactgcatcgggacggaagtgttt
aaggactatctgcgcaaggccggcttcaaagtgctggacgggcccaaggaacggttcccg
gatagccgcgaggcaaatcaggtgcgcgtgtacagcgattactttgagcagcacggcccg
aaggtcggtgccgtggtgatcgatatcgacgtcaacctgtcgctacagcacctgatgaag
gcaaagtgctacctggagcgggatccgaactgtgtgttcattgccggcgcgaccgactac
atcataccgctcgattccagcatggacgtgatagggccgggctactttatcgacatactc
gagcgcactaccggccggaaggcactcatcctgggcaaaccgggcaaggcgctggcgcag
gtagtgctcgagcagttccaaattaccgaaccgaagcgcgtcctgtttgttggtgatatg
atgccacaggacatgggtttcgggacagagtgcggcttccagaagctgctcatgctgagc
ggtggcacaccgaaggacgccctgcacgcccaaaccgatccgaaccagctgcccaactat
tacgccgacagctttgccgactttatcgagctgtacaatgaaaccatgcacgtcgaggaa
tag

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