Corynebacterium gottingense: CGOTT_03595 Help Entry CGOTT_03595       CDS       T09376                                  Symbol mprA1 Name (GenBank) Response regulator MprA   KO K07669   two-component system, OmpR family, response regulator MprA Organism cgoi  Corynebacterium gottingense Pathway cgoi02020   Two-component system Brite KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:cgoi00001]  09130 Environmental Information Processing   09132 Signal transduction    02020 Two-component system     CGOTT_03595 (mprA1)  09180 Brite Hierarchies   09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes    02022 Two-component system [BR:cgoi02022]     CGOTT_03595 (mprA1) Two-component system [BR:cgoi02022]  OmpR family   MprB-MprA (maintenance of persistent infection)    CGOTT_03595 (mprA1) BRITE hierarchy SSDB OrthologParalogGene clusterGFIT Motif Pfam:  Response_reg Trans_reg_C PDE8A_N GlnR_1st DUF6002 Motif Other DBs NCBI-ProteinID:  WJZ12668 LinkDB All DBs Position 778387..779085 Genome browser AA seq 232 aa AA seqDB search MKILVADDEQAVRESLRRSLRFNGYEVCLAEDGEEALDLIRAEEPDLTILDVMMPKLDGL GVCRTLRSSGYDRPVLMLTARDGVSDRVAGLDAGADDYLPKPFALEELLARVRSLLRRAR ADSIEGGDHESSALKFEDLTLNPETRDVTRGSRTISLTRTEFALLHLLMQNPRRVLTRQT ILEEVWGYDFPTSGNALEVYIGYLRRKTEAAGEPRLIHTVRGVGYVLRETAP NT seq 699 nt NT seq  +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt atgaaaattcttgtggccgatgatgagcaggccgtgcgtgaatccttacggcgctctctt cgcttcaacgggtacgaggtgtgcctggcggaagatggcgaagaggcgctggatctgatc cgcgcggaagagccggacctgaccatccttgacgtgatgatgcctaagcttgacgggctt ggcgtgtgccgtacgctgcgttcgtccggctacgatcggcccgtgctgatgcttacggcg cgtgacggcgtgtctgacagggtggcggggctggatgccggtgccgacgactaccttccc aagccgttcgcgctcgaagagctccttgcccgcgttcgctccctgctgcgccgtgcccgc gcggattccatcgagggcggcgaccacgagtcctccgcgctgaagttcgaggacctcacg ctcaacccggagacccgagacgtcacgcgcggctcccgtaccatctcgctgacgcgcacc gagttcgcgctgctgcacctgctgatgcagaacccgcgtcgcgtgctcacccgccagacc atcctggaagaggtgtggggctacgacttcccaacctccggcaacgcgctcgaggtgtac atcggctacctccggcgcaagacggaggctgcgggcgagccgcgcctgatccacaccgtc cgaggcgttggttacgtgctgcgggagactgcaccgtga

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