Agelaius tricolor (tricolored blackbird): 139602986
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Entry
139602986 CDS
T10815
Name
(RefSeq) ras-related protein Rab-39B-like
KO
K07925
Ras-related protein Rab-39B
Organism
atrc Agelaius tricolor (tricolored blackbird)
Pathway
atrc04140
Autophagy - animal
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
atrc00001
]
09140 Cellular Processes
09141 Transport and catabolism
04140 Autophagy - animal
139602986
09180 Brite Hierarchies
09182 Protein families: genetic information processing
04131 Membrane trafficking [BR:
atrc04131
]
139602986
09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
04031 GTP-binding proteins [BR:
atrc04031
]
139602986
Membrane trafficking [BR:
atrc04131
]
Autophagy
Other autophagy associated proteins
Rab GTPases
139602986
GTP-binding proteins [BR:
atrc04031
]
Small (monomeric) G-proteins
Rab Family
Rab39/42 [OT]
139602986
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Motif
Pfam:
Ras
Roc
Arf
MMR_HSR1
RsgA_GTPase
Gtr1_RagA
AAA_24
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-GeneID:
139602986
NCBI-ProteinID:
XP_071309441
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Position
Unknown
AA seq
215 aa
AA seq
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MEPRWQYQFRVIMLGDSTVGKSSLLRRYTEGVFLDAVNQTVGVDFYVQFVELKPGLQVKL
QFWDTAGQERFRSVTRSYYRNSAGGMLLFDITNRTSFESIRQWHREVTDTIQPFRMVFLL
VGHKSDLAAQRQVGQREAEKLAASLGVQYVETSAKDASNVVQAFQMLTVAIYQALQTGQL
VATEAWDGVKSSIPLPVLPKAQAVEKEEKRKRCLC
NT seq
648 nt
NT seq
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nt +downstream
nt
atggagccacggtggcagtaccagttccgggtaatcatgctgggggactcgacagtgggg
aaatcctcactgttgcggcgctacaccgaaggtgtcttcctggacgctgtcaaccagacg
gtgggggtggacttctacgtccaattcgtggagctgaagccagggctgcaagtgaagctg
cagttctgggacacagccgggcaggagaggttcaggtccgtgactcgctcctactaccgc
aactcagccggggggatgctgcttttcgacatcaccaaccgcacgtcctttgagagcatc
cggcaatggcaccgggaggtgactgacacgatccaacccttccgcatggtcttcctgctg
gtggggcacaagagtgacctggctgcgcagcgccaggtgggccagagggaagcggagaaa
ttggcggcctcactgggtgtccagtacgtggagacctcagccaaagatgcttccaatgtg
gtccaggcctttcagatgctgacagttgccatttaccaagcgctgcagacggggcagttg
gtggccactgaggcatgggatggggtgaagagcagcatcccactgccagtgctgcccaag
gctcaggcagtggagaaggaggagaagcggaagagatgcttgtgctag
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