KEGG T09502: 128688049

Cherax quadricarinatus (Australian red claw crayfish): 128688049

Entry

128688049         CDS       T09502

Name

(RefSeq) NAD(P)H-hydrate epimerase-like isoform X1

K17759

NAD(P)H-hydrate epimerase [EC:5.1.99.6]

Organism

cqd Cherax quadricarinatus (Australian red claw crayfish)

Brite

KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:cqd00001]
09190 Not Included in Pathway or Brite
  09191 Unclassified: metabolism
   99980 Enzymes with EC numbers
    128688049
Enzymes [BR:cqd01000]
5. Isomerases
  5.1  Racemases and epimerases
   5.1.99  Acting on other compounds
    5.1.99.6  NAD(P)H-hydrate epimerase
     128688049

SSDB

Motif

Pfam:

YjeF_N

Other DBs

NCBI-GeneID:

128688049

NCBI-ProteinID:

XP_053631722

EnsemblRapid:

LOC128688049

LinkDB

Position

17:39717923..39910835

AA seq 284 aa
MLSLRKGCGHLRGTASWFGTINSASRLTPKQQFVTFVCPQFSLPYLQAGIWKCPRTTVTR
TMATLHYLNQQEAINVDQELFNEYQFSVDQLMELAGLSCAHAIAQNYHPETAKSVLVCCG
PGNNGGDGLVCARHLKLLGFSPVILYPKSVDKPLFNNLVKQCQMYSLTFINEMPDLQTLD
RNYHLVVDALFGFSFKPPVRPLFAPILELLAQTSVPVVSIDIPSGWHVENGPPEGSAVLT
PDMLISLTAPKQCAKYFKGWFQLHCLFKSVLLSSASYVVVIRST

NT seq 855 nt +upstreamnt +downstreamnt
atgttgtcacttcgtaagggatgtggtcatctcagaggcacagcatcctggtttggtaca
ataaattcagcatcaagactcacacctaaacagcagtttgtaacttttgtgtgcccacaa
ttttctctgccctatttacaagcaggcatctggaagtgtccacgcacaacagtgactaga
actatggcaacccttcattatttgaatcagcaagaagctattaatgtggaccaagagctg
tttaatgagtatcagttcagtgttgaccagctgatggagttggcaggtctcagctgtgcc
catgctattgctcagaattaccatcctgagacagccaaatcagttctagtgtgctgtggt
ccaggcaacaatggtggagacggcctagtgtgtgctaggcatctcaagcttctaggattt
tctccagtaattctctatcccaaatcagttgataagccactcttcaacaatttggtgaag
cagtgtcagatgtacagcttaacattcatcaatgagatgcctgacctacagactctagac
agaaactatcatttagtggtggatgctctttttgggtttagcttcaagcctcctgtgcgg
ccactctttgctcccatcttagagcttcttgctcagacttcagtacctgttgtgagcatt
gatattccttcaggatggcatgtagaaaatggtcctccagaaggcagtgctgtactaaca
ccagacatgctcatctctcttactgcaccaaaacagtgtgcaaaatactttaaaggttgg
tttcaactacattgtttatttaaatctgttttactttcaagtgcttcatatgtagttgta
ataaggtcaacttga

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