Bipolaris sorokiniana: COCSADRAFT_123734 Help Entry COCSADRAFT_123734 CDS       T03124                                  Name (RefSeq) hypothetical protein   KO K12826   splicing factor 3A subunit 2 Organism bsc  Bipolaris sorokiniana Pathway bsc03040   Spliceosome Brite KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:bsc00001]  09120 Genetic Information Processing   09121 Transcription    03040 Spliceosome     COCSADRAFT_123734  09180 Brite Hierarchies   09182 Protein families: genetic information processing    03041 Spliceosome [BR:bsc03041]     COCSADRAFT_123734 Spliceosome [BR:bsc03041]  Complex A   U2 snRNP components    U2 snRNP specific factors     COCSADRAFT_123734  Complex B     COCSADRAFT_123734  Complex C    U2 SnRNP specific factors     COCSADRAFT_123734 BRITE hierarchy SSDB OrthologParalogGFIT Motif Pfam:  SF3A2 zf-met PRP4 HVO_2248 Motif Other DBs NCBI-GeneID:  19130567 NCBI-ProteinID:  XP_007703013 JGI:  Cocsa1_123734 UniProt:  M2S3J2 LinkDB All DBs Position Unknown AA seq 235 aa AA seqDB search MDYQNRAGSKFGGGGVASQSATNADRRERLRKLALETIDLDKDPYFFKNHVGSFECRLCL TVHQNDGSYLAHTQGRKHQTNLARRAAKEQREGKRDDVGQQGLLAGVVPKKNVIKIGRPG YRITKVRDPNTRQNGLLFQFQFPDLTPGVTPKVRIMSAYEQRIEEPDPNYQYLIVAGEPY ETVAVKLQSRDIDRREGKFWFWYDEDAKEFWCQVLFKTERDERFSAVPGLAPGRK NT seq 708 nt NT seq  +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt atggattaccagaatcgcgcaggttctaagtttggtggaggaggagtcgcctcacagtcc gcaacgaacgctgatcgaagagaacgtctccgcaagcttgcactcgagacgattgacctc gacaaggacccgtactttttcaagaaccacgtcggtagcttcgagtgccgtctctgcttg acagtccatcagaacgatggctcatatctcgcacatacgcagggaaggaagcatcaaaca aatctggcacgccgtgctgcaaaggagcagagagaagggaaaagagacgatgtcggtcag caaggactgcttgctggagtggtgcccaagaagaacgttatcaagattgggcggcctgga taccgcatcacaaaagtacgcgatcccaatacgcgtcagaacggcctgctgttccagttc caatttccggatctcacccctggcgtaacccccaaggtccgtatcatgagcgcatacgag cagaggattgaagagcccgacccaaactaccagtatctcattgttgcgggagagccttat gagactgttgcggtcaagttacagtcccgcgatatcgacaggagagagggcaagttctgg ttctggtatgacgaagacgccaaggaattttggtgccaggtcctgttcaagactgaacgt gacgaacgtttcagtgcagttcccggtcttgcacccggccgcaagtaa

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