KEGG   Burkholderia thailandensis E444: BTJ_359
Entry
BTJ_359           CDS       T03112                                 
Name
(GenBank) phage late control D family protein
  KO
K06905  Bacteriophage probable baseplate hub protein
Organism
btj  Burkholderia thailandensis E444
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:btj00001]
 09190 Not Included in Pathway or Brite
  09194 Poorly characterized
   99997 Function unknown
    BTJ_359
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: Phage_GPD YQBQ
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID: AHI80010
LinkDB
Position
1:393225..394277
AA seq 350 aa
MQAIFQIIANGADITRTIQDRVLRIRTTDKPGLEADECEIELDDRDGVIRFPPKGATLKI
SLGWAGQGLSLLGEYAIDEIVLRGPPATVAIRGRPANLRATSKTHRYGSWSNAKLADVVG
DIARRNKWAAACSIDVVVPRADQFGESDLHFVTRIARQYGATATVKAGKLIVTPIGGGKS
ASGKVLPALLLTPEQLIDYEISFPDRASFAAVRTKVHDAKSGKKIDLVIPNPDAPAGAAA
VHTERHAFASPQAAKAAASARLAKLNRHTATSRLRMLGRADVSAEKTVTLKGFKRDADGD
FLVESVTHEYASRSWETEVVLNAGNKGKAKAGHGKKQAKKINLVIPAPQR
NT seq 1053 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
atgcaggcgatattccagatcatcgcgaacggcgcggacatcacgcgcacgattcaggat
cgcgtgctgcggatccggacgacggacaagcccggcctcgaggcggacgagtgcgaaatc
gagctcgacgaccgtgacggcgtgatccgctttccgccgaagggcgcgacgctgaagatc
tcgctcggctgggcggggcaagggctgtcgttgctcggcgagtacgcgatcgacgagatc
gtgttgcgcgggccgccggcgacggtggcgatccgggggcggccggcgaacctgcgggcg
acgtcgaagacgcaccgctacggcagctggtcgaatgcgaagcttgccgacgtcgtcggc
gacatcgcgcggcgcaacaagtgggcggccgcgtgctcgatcgacgtcgtcgtgccgcgt
gcggaccagttcggcgaaagcgatctgcacttcgtcacgcggatcgcgcggcagtacgga
gcgacggcgaccgtgaaggccggcaagctgatcgtcacgccgatcggcggcggcaagagc
gcgagcggcaaggtgttgccggcgctcttgctcacgccggagcaactgatcgactacgag
atctcgtttccggatcgcgcgagcttcgcggccgtgcgcacgaaggtgcatgacgcgaag
tcgggcaagaagatcgatctcgtgatcccgaatccggatgcgccggccggtgcggcggcc
gtgcataccgagcggcacgcgttcgcgagcccgcaggcggcgaaggccgccgcatccgcg
cggctggcgaagctgaaccggcacacggccacgagccgcttgcggatgctcggccgcgcc
gacgtgtcggcggagaagacggtgacgctgaagggtttcaagcgcgacgcggacggcgat
ttcctcgtcgagtcggtgacgcacgaatacgccagccgcagttgggagacggaggtcgtg
ctcaacgccggcaacaagggcaaggcgaaagccggacacggcaagaagcaggcgaagaag
atcaatctcgtcattcccgcgccgcagcggtaa

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