KEGG   Aquaspirillum sp. LM1: BXU06_06515
Entry
BXU06_06515       CDS       T04696                                 
Name
(GenBank) ABC transporter
  KO
K02074  zinc/manganese transport system ATP-binding protein
Organism
aql  Aquaspirillum sp. LM1
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:aql00001]
 09180 Brite Hierarchies
  09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
   02000 Transporters [BR:aql02000]
    BXU06_06515
Transporters [BR:aql02000]
 ABC transporters, prokaryotic type
  Metallic cation, iron-siderophore and vitamin B12 transporters
   Putative zinc/manganese transporter
    BXU06_06515
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: ABC_tran SMC_N AAA_21 AAA_23 AAA_29 RsgA_GTPase AAA_15 AAA_30 AAA_16 MMR_HSR1 AAA_27 AAA_22 nSTAND1 FtsK_SpoIIIE AAA MukB AAA_14 SbcC_Walker_B DUF815 cobW ATP-synt_ab Dynamin_N ABC_ATPase AAA_10
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID: AQR64754
UniProt: A0A1U9JKX8
LinkDB
Position
1507745..1508515
AA seq 256 aa
MSVRLENLTVSYRRHPAVHHVSGQFADGQATAIVGPNGAGKSTILKAMIGAQRADAGRVD
LGGLSPARIAYLPQAAQIDRSLPVSVLDTVLMGAWHRMGAFGAARSSDWRAAQLALDAVG
LGEFAQRPVSALSAGQFQRVLFARIVVQDAPLILLDEPFTAIDARTTHDLLHLIERWQHE
QRTVIAVLHDFTQVRQYFPYTLLLSREVIGWGPTAEVLTEANLQRASANVAHWHEQAPVC
RVDDTMPGSAPAEKTR
NT seq 771 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
gtgagcgttcgcctggaaaacctcactgtctcctaccggcggcatccagcggttcaccat
gtgtccggccagtttgccgacggccaggccaccgcaattgtcgggccaaatggcgcgggc
aaaagcaccatcctgaaggcgatgatcggcgcgcagcgtgccgatgccgggcgggtggat
ctgggtgggttgtcgccggcgcggattgcctacctgccccaggccgcgcagattgatcgc
agcctgccggtcagcgtgctggataccgtactgatgggggcctggcaccggatgggtgcg
tttggcgcggcgcgcagcagcgactggcgcgcggcccagctggcgctggacgccgtgggg
ctgggcgaatttgcccagcggccagtcagtgcgctgtctgccggccagtttcagcgcgtg
ctgtttgcccggattgtggtgcaggacgcgccgctgattttgctcgacgagccgtttacc
gccattgatgcgcgcaccacccacgacctgctgcatctgattgaacgctggcagcacgaa
cagcgcacggtgattgccgtactgcacgattttacccaggtgcgccagtattttccgtac
accctgctgctgtcgcgcgaggtgattggctggggccccacggcggaggtattgaccgag
gccaatttgcagcgcgccagcgccaatgtggcgcactggcacgagcaagccccggtatgc
cgggtggacgacacaatgccgggcagcgccccggcggagaaaacccgatga

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