KEGG   Crassostrea virginica (eastern oyster): 111138348
Entry
111138348         CDS       T09197                                 
Name
(RefSeq) tetratricopeptide repeat protein 1-like
  KO
K24926  tetratricopeptide repeat protein 1
Organism
cvn  Crassostrea virginica (eastern oyster)
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:cvn00001]
 09180 Brite Hierarchies
  09182 Protein families: genetic information processing
   03110 Chaperones and folding catalysts [BR:cvn03110]
    111138348
Chaperones and folding catalysts [BR:cvn03110]
 Other chaperones and cochaperones
  Others
   111138348
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: TPR_1 TPR_11 TPR_2 TPR_8 TPR_16 TPR_14 TPR_12 TPR_9 TPR_17 TPR_6 TPR_19 ARM_TT21_5th TPR_CcmH_CycH TPR_15 MAS20 CobN-Mg_chel ANAPC3 RPN7 HAT_Syf1_CNRKL1_N BLM_N MIT
Other DBs
NCBI-GeneID: 111138348
NCBI-ProteinID: XP_022345982
UniProt: A0A8B8F1C4
LinkDB
Position
5:complement(66025383..66031089)
AA seq 259 aa
MSSPSDTENVSNLSNPKDERADYSKAVSGEGVINSNNCQEKSKDEHSSESEYESAEEDED
IVDDEEDLEEILTEEVKKERRTEAQVHKEKGNDFFKNQKYEEAIKSYSRALKLCPKDFIK
DRSILFSNRAACKMKKNEFEEAILDSNKALELHPQYLKALLRRAELYEKVEKLEEALADY
QRVVEMDPSQHSARAACLRLPNQIKEKNEKMKEEMIGKLKELGNMVLKPFGLSTDNFQLN
KDPNSGGYNINFKQGPPSS
NT seq 780 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
atgtcttctccatctgacaccgaaaatgtatcaaatctttctaatccaaaagacgaaagg
gccgactactcaaaggcggtgtctggcgaaggtgtgataaattcgaataactgtcaagag
aaatcaaaggatgaacattcatctgaaagtgagtacgaatctgcagaagaagatgaagac
attgtggatgacgaggaggacttggaggagattctcactgaggaagtgaaaaaggagagg
agaactgaagcacaagtacataaagagaaaggaaatgatttctttaagaatcagaaatat
gaagaggctattaaatcatacagtcgtgcacttaagttgtgtccaaaagatttcatcaaa
gacagatctattctattctctaacagagcagcatgcaaaatgaaaaagaatgaatttgag
gaagccattttagacagcaacaaagcgttggagcttcaccctcagtacttaaaggccttg
ctacgacgtgctgaattatatgagaaagtggagaagctggaggaggctttagcggactat
cagagggtggtagagatggacccctcacaacactccgcccgagcggcctgtctcagatta
ccgaaccagattaaagagaaaaatgaaaagatgaaagaagaaatgattggaaaactgaag
gagttgggcaacatggtgctaaagccctttggactttctaccgataacttccagctgaat
aaggacccaaactctggaggttacaatatcaacttcaaacaaggtcctccctcttcctga

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