Cavenderia fasciculata (cellular slime mold): DFA_00043
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Entry
DFA_00043 CDS
T02668
Name
(RefSeq) hypothetical protein
KO
K18156
mitochondrial inner membrane protease ATP23 [EC:3.4.24.-]
Organism
dfa
Cavenderia fasciculata (cellular slime mold)
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
dfa00001
]
09180 Brite Hierarchies
09182 Protein families: genetic information processing
03029 Mitochondrial biogenesis [BR:
dfa03029
]
DFA_00043
Mitochondrial biogenesis [BR:
dfa03029
]
Mitochondrial DNA transcription, translation, and replication factors
Mitochondrial transcription and translation factors
Other mitochondrial DNA transcription and translation factors
DFA_00043
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Motif
Pfam:
Peptidase_M76
SprT-like
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-GeneID:
14871566
NCBI-ProteinID:
XP_004357760
UniProt:
F4PXF6
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Position
Unknown
AA seq
263 aa
AA seq
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MTIADHIRERLKSIVNNNNNNNNQNNNNINNIVNDNIDKDDIDLQDDDDKQTYNHITLYS
KEEQQNNNNDKKLDSNSIFIEPNNEQCEKTVLKTLNEYEPLQYIIKEMVRLGCKPPVIRC
RPCDDPAFGYYDNQLGVCVVDMYKTILVICNNVSTFYTSMRNTVMHEMIHAYDMCRVDLD
PTNCQHLACTEIRAANLSGDCNLAQEFARGHKGIYNHLQDCVKRRAIKALEDHPKCKSIA
ESSVLKAWSKCNVDYSPFTSIPK
NT seq
792 nt
NT seq
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nt
atgacgattgcagatcatataagagaaagactaaagtctatagttaataacaataataat
aataataatcaaaacaacaataatataaataatatagtaaatgataatatagataaagat
gatatagatttacaagacgacgacgacaaacaaacctataatcatataacactttattca
aaagaagaacaacaaaacaataacaatgacaagaaattagatagtaatagtatatttatt
gaaccaaacaatgaacaatgtgaaaagactgtattgaaaactttaaatgaatatgaacca
ttacaatatataatcaaagagatggttagattgggttgtaaaccacctgtaattagatgt
agaccatgtgatgatcctgcttttggttattatgataatcaacttggtgtatgtgtcgtc
gacatgtacaaaactatacttgtaatatgtaataatgtatcaacattttatactagtatg
agaaatacagtgatgcatgaaatgatacatgcatatgatatgtgcagagttgatttggat
ccaaccaattgtcaacatcttgcatgtacagagattagagctgccaatctatctggtgat
tgtaatttggcacaagagtttgcacgtggacacaaaggtatttataatcatcttcaagat
tgtgtaaagagacgtgccatcaaagcattggaagatcatccaaaatgtaaatcaattgct
gaaagttcagttttaaaggcttggagtaaatgtaatgtagattattctccttttacttca
attccaaaataa
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