Desulfomarina profundi: DGMP_01500 Help Entry DGMP_01500        CDS       T07650                                  Name (GenBank) hypothetical protein   KO K03320   ammonium transporter, Amt family Organism dbk  Desulfomarina profundi Brite KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:dbk00001]  09180 Brite Hierarchies   09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes    02000 Transporters [BR:dbk02000]     DGMP_01500 Transporters [BR:dbk02000]  Other transporters   Pores ion channels [TC:1]    DGMP_01500 BRITE hierarchy SSDB OrthologParalogGene clusterGFIT Motif Pfam:  Ammonium_transp Motif Other DBs NCBI-ProteinID:  BCL59457 UniProt:  A0A8D5FDB8 LinkDB All DBs Position 167299..168207 Genome browser AA seq 302 aa AA seqDB search MFAIITPALITGAFAERVRFVPFLIFSLFWTILVYNPVCHWVWGKGGWLAGLGVLDFAGG LVVHATCGAAALAGVLVIGARRGYGKTNFMPHNLPMTMLGTGLLWFGWFGFNGGSALAAN EIAATAFVATHMAGMAGMFMWVVMEWLTLGKATTLGAASGAISGLATITPAAGFVGPNAA IVIGCLAGLCCFLAVSAKSRFNLDDSLDVVGIHGVGGILGTFCLGLFASKSVNPDGADGL FAGNVAQLYYQCVGIVAVALYAFIVSWVLFKVIHSVMGMRLEEDAEVEGMDSTEHSETAY NN NT seq 909 nt NT seq  +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt atgtttgctataatcactccggctctgattacaggagccttcgctgagcgggtcaggttt gttccttttctgattttttcattgttctggacaattcttgtgtacaatcctgtctgtcac tgggtgtggggcaaaggcggatggctggccggacttggtgtcctcgattttgccggcggc ctggtggttcatgccacatgcggtgcagccgccctcgctggtgtgcttgtgatcggtgcg agacgggggtatggtaaaactaatttcatgccccataatctgcccatgaccatgctgggg acggggctgctctggtttggctggttcggttttaatggtggttctgctctggcggccaat gaaattgctgcaacagcttttgtcgccacccatatggctggaatggcggggatgtttatg tgggtggttatggaatggctgaccctggggaaggccacgacccttggggctgcctccggg gcgatcagcgggttggccactattactcctgcggctggttttgtcggccctaatgcggcg attgttattggatgtcttgccgggctctgctgttttctggcagtaagtgccaaaagcagg tttaatctggatgattctcttgatgtcgtggggattcatggagttggtgggatactgggt acattctgtcttggcctcttcgcttccaaaagtgttaatcccgatggtgctgacgggttg tttgccggaaatgtggctcaactgtactatcaatgtgtcggtattgtggcagtggctctc tatgcctttattgtcagctgggttctttttaaagttattcattccgtgatgggaatgcgt cttgaggaggatgccgaagtggaaggtatggattccacagaacattcagaaaccgcttac aacaattag

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