KEGG   Bradyrhizobium xenonodulans: I3J27_37000
Entry
I3J27_37000       CDS       T09324                                 
Symbol
truA
Name
(GenBank) tRNA pseudouridine(38-40) synthase TruA
  KO
K06173  tRNA pseudouridine38-40 synthase [EC:5.4.99.12]
Organism
bxn  Bradyrhizobium xenonodulans
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:bxn00001]
 09180 Brite Hierarchies
  09182 Protein families: genetic information processing
   03016 Transfer RNA biogenesis [BR:bxn03016]
    I3J27_37000 (truA)
Enzymes [BR:bxn01000]
 5. Isomerases
  5.4  Intramolecular transferases
   5.4.99  Transferring other groups
    5.4.99.12  tRNA pseudouridine38-40 synthase
     I3J27_37000 (truA)
Transfer RNA biogenesis [BR:bxn03016]
 Eukaryotic type
  tRNA modification factors
   Psudouridine synthases
    I3J27_37000 (truA)
 Prokaryotic type
    I3J27_37000 (truA)
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: PseudoU_synth_1
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID: WBL78473
LinkDB
Position
complement(7846266..7847003)
AA seq 245 aa
MPRYKLTIEYDGAPFFGWQVQETLPSVQGALEAAVKAMTGTDARVHGAGRTDAGVHARGQ
VAHVDIDKQFPQGRFRDGLNAHLRAHPVAVLEAEIVPDTFEARFSAVKRHYRYRVVNTRA
NLALDAGHAWRVPRRLDADAMHAAAQRLLGRHDFTTFRDTECQAKSPEKTLDQLDVTRDG
REITIVTSARSFLHSQVRSMVGSLVWVGEGRWTADDLSAALEARNRAACGIVAPPDGLYL
MKVDY
NT seq 738 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
atgccccgctacaagctcaccatcgaatatgacggcgcgccgttcttcggctggcaggtg
caggagacgctgccctcggtgcagggcgcgctggaagcggccgtgaaggcgatgaccgga
acggacgcgcgggtccatggcgccggccgcaccgatgccggcgtgcatgcgcgcggccag
gtcgcgcatgtcgacatcgacaagcagtttccgcagggccgctttcgcgatggtctcaac
gcgcatctgcgcgcgcatccggtcgcggtgctcgaggccgagattgtgcccgatacgttc
gaggcgcgcttctcggcggtgaagcgccactatcgctaccgcgtcgtcaatacccgcgcc
aatctcgcgctcgatgccggccatgcctggcgcgtgccgcgtcggctcgacgccgatgcg
atgcatgcggcggcccaacgcctgctcggcaggcacgatttcacgaccttccgcgacacc
gaatgccaggccaaatcgccggagaagacgctcgaccagctcgacgtgacgcgtgacggg
cgcgagatcacgattgtcacctcggcgcgctcgttcctgcacagccaggtgcggtcgatg
gtgggctcgctggtctgggtcggcgagggccgctggaccgcggacgatctctccgccgcg
ctagaggcccgcaaccgcgcagcgtgcggcatcgtggcgccgccggatgggctgtatctg
atgaaggtggattattga

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