Coccomyxa subellipsoidea: COCSUDRAFT_59631 Help Entry COCSUDRAFT_59631  CDS       T02914                                  Name (RefSeq) hypothetical protein   KO K03542   photosystem II 22kDa protein Organism csl  Coccomyxa subellipsoidea Pathway csl00195   Photosynthesis csl01100   Metabolic pathways Brite KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:csl00001]  09100 Metabolism   09102 Energy metabolism    00195 Photosynthesis     COCSUDRAFT_59631  09180 Brite Hierarchies   09181 Protein families: metabolism    00194 Photosynthesis proteins [BR:csl00194]     COCSUDRAFT_59631 Photosynthesis proteins [BR:csl00194]  Photosystem and electron transport system   Photosystem II (P680 chlorophyll a) [OT]    Other subunits in plants     COCSUDRAFT_59631 BRITE hierarchy SSDB OrthologParalogGFIT Motif Pfam:  Chloroa_b-bind Motif Other DBs NCBI-GeneID:  17037078 NCBI-ProteinID:  XP_005643692 JGI:  59631 UniProt:  I0YL79 LinkDB All DBs AA seq 248 aa AA seqDB search MAFALSSSTQRVQEVSRVASSLGRSSFTGSRTALAPVIKFRQSARQITPQALFTRNKEDK GRKTGYDKGAFEVDPIQPAFTRRRELFVISTGLGPLGQLQLELGLPSYAVDLLVLGTVAY SFIGGLNPKSPTFSAANQRDVKKRGAGPTQKPQINAVSNPGDMFGATEFGFSKKNELLVG RTAQLGFLAAVIGEKVTGFGPLKQFGLETGIPLGQASVLLVAFISFFLVAAIFNGEYGDK AIDEDRTY NT seq 747 nt NT seq  +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt atggctttcgcattgtccagcagcacgcagcgcgtccaagaagtgtcgagggttgcgtcc agtttgggtcgcagctccttcactggatctcgcacagcacttgcacctgtgattaagttc agacaatccgctcgccagattacccctcaggcactcttcacaaggaacaaggaggacaag ggccgcaagactggctacgacaagggagcatttgaggtcgaccccattcagcccgcattc accaggcgccgcgaattgtttgtgatctcaacaggactaggcccgcttggccagctgcag ctggagctcggcctgccttcctatgcagtcgacctgctggtgctggggaccgtcgcctac tcattcattggcggcctgaaccccaagtcccccaccttctctgctgcaaaccagcgcgat gttaagaagcgcggtgcaggtcccactcagaagccgcagattaatgcagtcagcaacccg ggcgacatgtttggcgcgactgagtttggcttctcaaagaagaacgagctcttggttggc cggacagcgcagctgggattcctggcagctgtcattggcgagaaagtcacaggcttcggc cccttgaaacagtttggcctggagacaggtatcccattgggccaggcatctgttctgctg gtggcattcatctcattcttccttgtggcagctatcttcaacggcgagtatggtgacaag gcaatcgacgaggacaggacctactaa

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