Bacillus amyloliquefaciens LFB112: U722_09675
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Entry
U722_09675 CDS
T02965
Name
(GenBank) 6-carboxyhexanoate--CoA ligase
KO
K01906
6-carboxyhexanoate--CoA ligase [EC:
6.2.1.14
]
Organism
bamf
Bacillus amyloliquefaciens LFB112
Pathway
bamf00780
Biotin metabolism
bamf01100
Metabolic pathways
bamf01240
Biosynthesis of cofactors
Module
bamf_M00577
Biotin biosynthesis, BioW pathway, pimelate => pimeloyl-CoA => biotin
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
bamf00001
]
09100 Metabolism
09108 Metabolism of cofactors and vitamins
00780 Biotin metabolism
U722_09675
Enzymes [BR:
bamf01000
]
6. Ligases
6.2 Forming carbon-sulfur bonds
6.2.1 Acid-thiol ligases
6.2.1.14 6-carboxyhexanoate---CoA ligase
U722_09675
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Motif
Pfam:
BioW
Motif
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NCBI-ProteinID:
AHC42367
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Position
complement(1959528..1960298)
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AA seq
256 aa
AA seq
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MREETYYSVRMRASRNAPHEQGGKHISGGERLITYSGLQEAVDGLLHKGFSHSRGIPDFM
QIQLESVHEPIETIRPLPVALHQTDTPEKGQAIARKLLQKAGIPPHMIEKAYENIAEYAE
ARGAVLFDIRAGKRIDCRGNRGVRVSRVDWPSPDFQKWAFTHNMPENSRIKEAHAIAAKV
CAHPGIIAELCWSDDPDYITGYVAAKKLGYQRIAKMKNAGDESGCRVFFTDGSIDAESCI
HFLEKQPVFIQREENI
NT seq
771 nt
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nt
atgcgggaagagacctattacagcgtcagaatgagagcttcccgaaacgccccccatgag
cagggcggaaaacacatttccggcggagaacggctcatcacttacagcggtttacaggaa
gcggtagatggcttattacataaaggcttctcacactcaagagggatacctgattttatg
cagattcagcttgaaagcgttcatgaaccgatcgaaacgatccgccctttgccggttgcc
ctccatcaaacagacaccccggaaaaaggacaagcaatcgcccgcaagcttctgcaaaag
gcggggattcctccgcacatgatcgagaaagcgtacgaaaacattgcggaatatgcagaa
gcaagaggagcggtcctgtttgatatccgggcaggaaaacgcattgactgcagagggaat
agaggtgtgcgggtatcccgagtggattggccgtcacctgattttcaaaaatgggctttt
actcacaacatgccggaaaattcacgaataaaggaagcacatgccatcgcggcaaaagtt
tgcgcacatccgggaattattgccgaattgtgctggtcagatgaccctgattacataaca
ggctacgttgccgcaaagaagctgggatatcagcggattgccaagatgaagaatgccgga
gatgaaagcggatgccgggttttctttactgatggctccatagatgcggagagctgtatc
cattttttagagaagcagcctgtattcatacagcgggaggagaacatatga
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