Corynebacterium sp. SCR221107: PAB09_06665 Help Entry PAB09_06665       CDS       T11128                                  Symbol bioD Name (GenBank) dethiobiotin synthase   KO K01935   dethiobiotin synthetase [EC:6.3.3.3] Organism cors  Corynebacterium sp. SCR221107 Pathway cors00780   Biotin metabolism cors01100   Metabolic pathways cors01240   Biosynthesis of cofactors Module cors_M00123   Biotin biosynthesis, pimeloyl-ACP/CoA => biotin Brite KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:cors00001]  09100 Metabolism   09108 Metabolism of cofactors and vitamins    00780 Biotin metabolism     PAB09_06665 (bioD) Enzymes [BR:cors01000]  6. Ligases   6.3  Forming carbon-nitrogen bonds    6.3.3  Cyclo-ligases     6.3.3.3  dethiobiotin synthase      PAB09_06665 (bioD) BRITE hierarchy SSDB OrthologParalogGene clusterGFIT Motif Pfam:  AAA_26 CbiA ParA DUF1611 Motif Other DBs NCBI-ProteinID:  WBT10038 LinkDB All DBs Position 1517700..1518428 Genome browser AA seq 242 aa AA seqDB search MMIIFVTGTNTDVGKTIATAALALNLADAEFTVAVLKPLQTGEPEGSGDATTVEKLTGIP TAELVRYPEPLAPNLAARRAEMRQLSLQECVAAIVDAHAKLEKESGGDSGSILLVEGAGG LLVRLADDWTLANVAVEVAKQRRNAGMIVVTSLGLGSLNSAELTVEAARNRGINVLGLIG GSLDATPDLATTLNLEELPVVTGVPLLGCVPAGCGSSTQETFRQTVAGIFELSAIVGAMP ES NT seq 729 nt NT seq  +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt atcatgattatttttgtcaccggaactaatacagatgtgggaaaaacgattgccaccgcc gcattggcactcaacctggccgacgccgaattcaccgttgcggtgctgaagcctttgcaa accggggagccggagggaagcggtgatgcgactaccgtcgaaaagctcacgggaatcccc accgcggaactggtgcgctacccagaaccgttggcacccaatctcgccgcgcggagggcg gaaatgcgccagctgtcgctccaagaatgcgtagcggcgatcgtggatgcccacgccaaa ctagaaaaggaaagtggtggcgattcgggctcgatcttgctggtggaaggggcaggcgga ttgctcgtacgcctcgccgacgactggacgctggccaacgtggctgttgaggtggcaaag caacgtcgtaatgcagggatgatcgtcgtgacctcgctggggctgggttcgctcaatagc gcggaactgacggtcgaggcagcgcgcaacaggggaatcaacgtccttgggcttatcggt ggcagcctcgacgccacaccagacttggcgacaacactcaacctcgaggagctgccggtg gttactggagtcccgctgcttgggtgcgtgccggctggatgcggatcgagcacccaggaa acatttagacaaaccgttgcaggcattttcgagctttcggcaatcgttggcgccatgcca gaatcctag

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