Burkholderia oklahomensis EO147: DM82_3461 Help Entry DM82_3461         CDS       T03284                                  Name (GenBank) hypothetical protein   KO K07772   two-component system, OmpR family, torCAD operon response regulator TorR Organism bok  Burkholderia oklahomensis EO147 Pathway bok02020   Two-component system Brite KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:bok00001]  09130 Environmental Information Processing   09132 Signal transduction    02020 Two-component system     DM82_3461  09180 Brite Hierarchies   09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes    02022 Two-component system [BR:bok02022]     DM82_3461 Two-component system [BR:bok02022]  OmpR family   TorS-TorR (TMAO respiration)    DM82_3461 BRITE hierarchy SSDB OrthologParalogGene clusterGFIT Motif Pfam:  Response_reg Trans_reg_C VpsR Motif Other DBs NCBI-ProteinID:  AIO66203 UniProt:  A0AAI8B605 LinkDB All DBs Position 1:complement(3877177..3877899) Genome browser AA seq 240 aa AA seqDB search METSPGRILVVEDDPITRTMLARYLGGAGFDLLTSGNVAQARQALRAASADVLLLDINLP DGDGISLARELREHSTAGIIFVTQRDGDLDRVLGLETAGDDYITKPIRLRELLARVRALL RRQRLYREIAPVDTVLTFDRWLIDLRRRELALSGGAVLPLTPREFDLLAALVMVRGTTLT REYLLEVVSKRERATDSRTVDTLIARLRRKMSDDAGGMRCPIGTVAGIGYRLDAVVNRGS NT seq 723 nt NT seq  +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt atggaaacttcgccgggacgtattctcgtcgtcgaagacgaccccattacccgcacgatg ctggcccgctacctgggcggcgccggctttgatctcctcaccagcggcaacgtcgcgcaa gcgcgccaggcgctgcgcgccgcgtcggccgacgtgctgctgctggacatcaaccttccc gacggcgacggcatctctcttgcccgcgagctgcgcgagcacagtaccgccggcatcatc ttcgtgacgcaacgcgacggcgacctcgatcgcgtcctcggcctggaaaccgccggcgac gactacatcaccaagccgatccggctgcgcgagctgctcgcccgcgtgcgcgccctgttg cgccggcagcggctgtatcgcgagatcgctccggtcgatacggtgctgactttcgaccgc tggctgatcgaccttcggcgccgtgagctggcgctgtcgggcggcgccgtgctgcccctg accccgcgcgagttcgatctgctggccgcgctcgtgatggttcgcggcacgacgctcacg cgcgagtatctgctcgaagtggtcagcaagcgcgagcgcgcgacggactcgcgtaccgtg gacaccttgatcgcgcgactgcgccgcaagatgtccgacgacgccggcggaatgcgctgc ccgatcggcacggtagccggaatcggctaccggctcgatgccgtcgtgaatcggggcagt tga

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