KEGG   Dissulfurimicrobium hydrothermale: LGS26_06245
Entry
LGS26_06245       CDS       T07882                                 
Symbol
otsB
Name
(GenBank) trehalose-phosphatase
  KO
K01087  trehalose 6-phosphate phosphatase [EC:3.1.3.12]
Organism
dhr  Dissulfurimicrobium hydrothermale
Pathway
dhr00500  Starch and sucrose metabolism
dhr01100  Metabolic pathways
dhr01110  Biosynthesis of secondary metabolites
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:dhr00001]
 09100 Metabolism
  09101 Carbohydrate metabolism
   00500 Starch and sucrose metabolism
    LGS26_06245 (otsB)
Enzymes [BR:dhr01000]
 3. Hydrolases
  3.1  Acting on ester bonds
   3.1.3  Phosphoric-monoester hydrolases
    3.1.3.12  trehalose-phosphatase
     LGS26_06245 (otsB)
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: Trehalose_PPase Hydrolase_3 HAD_SAK_2
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID: UKL13096
LinkDB
Position
complement(1301022..1301822)
AA seq 266 aa
MKLLNDGLSIDSFWGRLASSGNRILMLDYDGTLAPFRLERDKAMPYSGVKDALTRIMDIP
RCRVVLVTGRTVSDIASLIDIHPLPEIWGAHAMERLDKDGIYERNPVPPQTEQLVTDLYN
WLFLKGYKSQTELKPGCLAFHTRGMEEDDAKRLILEIKDKYLELIKNNKREDDLETHLFD
GGIEFRTRGADKGRAVNAVLREGGMDAAVAYLGDDFTDEDAFKAIKEKGLGVLVRRKYRE
TAADLWISPPDELIDFLSYWEEMCRR
NT seq 801 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
atgaaattgctaaacgatggcctatcaatcgattcattctgggggcgcctggcatcgagc
ggcaaccgcatcctgatgctggattacgacgggacccttgcacctttcaggctggaaagg
gacaaggctatgccgtactcaggcgttaaagatgcactaacaaggataatggacattcca
agatgtcgggtagtcctcgtgaccggaaggacggtaagcgacatagcctcgctcatagac
atacatccgctccctgaaatatggggggctcacgccatggaacgactggacaaagacgga
atatatgagcggaatcccgttccgccacagaccgaacaactcgtgaccgatctttataat
tggctgtttttaaaaggatacaaaagccaaacagaactgaaaccaggctgtctcgccttt
cacacaagagggatggaggaggatgatgcgaagaggctcattcttgagataaaagacaag
tatttggaacttatcaagaataataaacgggaagacgatttagagacacatttattcgac
ggaggaatcgaattcagaaccaggggcgcagataagggcagggctgtaaatgccgttctg
agagaaggcggtatggatgcggctgttgcatatctcggggatgatttcaccgacgaagac
gcattcaaggccatcaaggaaaagggcttaggggttttagtcagacggaaatatagggaa
acggccgccgatctctggatctcgccgcctgatgaattgatcgattttttatcgtactgg
gaagagatgtgcaggaggtga

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