Desulfuromonas soudanensis: DSOUD_0997
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Entry
DSOUD_0997 CDS
T04049
Name
(GenBank) REP element-mobilizing transposase RayT
KO
K07491
REP-associated tyrosine transposase
Organism
des
Desulfuromonas soudanensis
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
des00001
]
09190 Not Included in Pathway or Brite
09192 Unclassified: genetic information processing
99976 Replication and repair
DSOUD_0997
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Motif
Pfam:
Y1_Tnp
Bac_DnaA_C
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID:
ALC15783
UniProt:
A0A0M3QFB4
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Position
1109963..1110952
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AA seq
329 aa
AA seq
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MPRLARLDIAGLLQHVIVRGIERRDIFIDDIDRQNFVDRVATLLPETGVRCYAWAILSNH
FHMLLMPTATPLASFMRRLLTGYAVSFNRRHKRCGHLFQNRYKSIVCEEEPYLLELIRYI
HLNPLRAGMVASLEELDHYRWSGHAVLMDNRSFSGQETNSILERFGNTLSTAQQYYRQFV
SEGIKKGQCEELVGGGLKRSQTERKNNECESFDERILGGGDFVDELKQHVELQTKMQSTV
TLARLLEVVSSLWGLDPEAVRRPSKTRAPAAARGIICHLAIFECGYRGKEVGRFLHLGSS
GVSLAAKRGEKILRADPAMLKQIMVEIAK
NT seq
990 nt
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nt
atgccacgtttagccagacttgacattgccggacttctccagcacgtaatcgttcgcgga
attgagcgtcgcgatatctttattgacgatatcgatcggcagaattttgtggatcgtgtc
gccactttgctccccgaaactggcgttcgttgttacgcttgggctattttatccaatcat
tttcacatgttgttgatgccgactgcgacaccgcttgcctctttcatgcgccggcttctg
accggatatgcggtctccttcaatcggcgccacaaacgctgcgggcaccttttccagaac
cgctataagtccattgtctgcgaagaggagccttatctgctggaactgatcagatacatt
cacctcaatccactgcgggcagggatggtggcgagtcttgaagagttggatcattaccgt
tggtccggtcacgcggtcctgatggataaccgcagtttttccgggcaggaaaccaactcg
attctggaacgcttcggcaatacgctttccactgcgcaacaatactatcgacaatttgta
tcggaggggattaagaaaggtcagtgtgaggagttggtcggcgggggattgaagcgaagc
cagacagagcgtaagaataacgaatgcgaaagtttcgatgaaaggatattgggaggcggc
gatttcgtcgacgagctgaaacagcatgtcgaactgcagacgaaaatgcaaagcaccgtc
acccttgcccgtttgcttgaagtcgtttcaagcctatggggccttgatcccgaggctgtg
agaagaccgagcaaaaccagggctccggcggcggcgcggggaattatctgtcatcttgcg
atatttgaatgtggttatcgggggaaggaagtcggcaggtttctgcaccttggctcctcg
ggtgtcagtcttgcggcaaagcggggggagaagatattgagggccgatccagcaatgtta
aagcagataatggtagaaatagcaaaatag
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