Cellvibrio sp. KY-GH-1: D0C16_07225 Help Entry D0C16_07225       CDS       T06422                                  Name (GenBank) hypothetical protein   KO K02451   general secretion pathway protein B Organism ceg  Cellvibrio sp. KY-GH-1 Brite KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:ceg00001]  09180 Brite Hierarchies   09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes    02044 Secretion system [BR:ceg02044]     D0C16_07225 Secretion system [BR:ceg02044]  Type II secretion system   General secretion pathway protein    D0C16_07225 BRITE hierarchy SSDB OrthologParalogGene clusterGFIT Motif Pfam:  T2SSB TSP_Ig-like DUF5850 Cadherin_tail Motif Other DBs NCBI-ProteinID:  QEY15783 UniProt:  A0A5J6P5I8 LinkDB All DBs Position complement(1669041..1669901) Genome browser AA seq 286 aa AA seqDB search MSLILDALNRADNERKNQDTVPGLNTMHPAPAMVLADKPENKQKLYIAISLSVVALVACV YWFIAKPKTIQVNKMPTAVVSVESISANGAVKSSQQAETVNVESNTLSDPKSPSLAEVRS PESVIAPKPTAVVEQLYAAPETKPASADPQVNQLYAAEEPAGSESIEDPFAQPAVAAQPS LITDTTSMREAAEAPPARTFASLTNVQDFNELPWNTKQQIPTISYQRHNFLAGGVSTVVI NGQTLGVGNIAASSQLVVQEIFEDGVVLKRGNVVFKLRALNGWINM NT seq 861 nt NT seq  +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt atgtcactcattttggatgccttgaatcgcgccgataacgagcgcaaaaatcaggatact gtgcccggtttaaataccatgcaccctgcaccagcgatggtgctggccgataaaccggaa aataagcagaagttatatattgcgatttctctttcggttgttgcattggtcgcctgtgtc tattggtttattgccaaacccaaaacgatccaggtgaataaaatgccgacagcggttgta tcggttgagtcgatatccgcaaatggcgccgtgaaatcttcgcagcaagcagagacggta aacgtagaaagcaatacgcttagtgacccgaaatcaccgtcactcgcggaagtcagatct ccagaatcagtgatcgcacctaagccgactgcggtggtagaacagctttatgctgctccc gaaacaaaacccgcatcggcagatccacaagtgaatcaactttatgcggcggaagaacct gcggggtctgaatcaattgaggatccatttgcacagcccgctgtcgctgcccaaccctct ttgattactgacaccaccagtatgcgtgaagcggccgaagcaccaccggcgcgcactttt gccagcctcacaaatgtgcaggattttaatgaattgccgtggaacaccaagcaacaaatt ccaacaattagttatcagcgccataattttttagcgggtggcgtgagtacggttgttata aatgggcaaaccttgggagtgggaaatattgccgcatcgagccaactggtcgtgcaggaa atatttgaagatggtgtggtacttaaacgcggaaatgttgtttttaagctgcgagcgctc aacggctggatcaatatgtaa

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