KEGG   Diaphorobacter sp. HDW4A: G7047_02305
Entry
G7047_02305       CDS       T06499                                 
Name
(GenBank) conjugal transfer protein TraF
  KO
K12057  conjugal transfer pilus assembly protein TraF
Organism
dih  Diaphorobacter sp. HDW4A
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:dih00001]
 09180 Brite Hierarchies
  09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
   02044 Secretion system [BR:dih02044]
    G7047_02305
Secretion system [BR:dih02044]
 Type IV secretion system
  Conjugal transfer pilus assembly protein
   G7047_02305
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: TraF Thioredoxin_2 AhpC-TSA Redoxin Glrx-like Thioredoxin_8 Thioredoxin DSBA eIF3_subunit Glutaredoxin Herpes_IE2_3
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID: QIL78888
UniProt: A0A6G8CJB8
LinkDB
Position
complement(517282..518139)
AA seq 285 aa
MQRRTLLRLLLAFGMSTVLAVSSAHDGSATYWRDAWRGWHFYEDPSPDEKPATPPAPAAS
AAPPQPAEKAKAARAPELEDFERLQKTLEEYRNVAIMRPTEANVRRYMELEAKVVNQAST
FADVARRVAWATPELDPTLQGRPVNAKALEVFEETQRTDRSRTVAQLGKDHVLFFFYRSD
CPYCHAFAPVLEAFQGRHGIQVVAISIDGGPMPGFPSARRDNGIATALQVSQVPAVFLAQ
PFSGQITPIGFGILSEAQLLERIAIVSSPEGVAMLPSATRRLALP
NT seq 858 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
atgcaacgccgcaccctgcttcgcctgctcctcgcattcggcatgtcgacagttctggcc
gtctcctcggctcatgacggtagcgcgacctattggcgcgacgcctggcgaggctggcat
ttctatgaggatccctcacccgacgagaagccggccacgcccccggcaccggctgcctcc
gctgcgccaccgcaacccgcggaaaaggcaaaggcggcccgcgccccggaacttgaagac
ttcgaacgcctgcagaagacgttggaggaataccgcaacgtcgcgatcatgcggccgacc
gaagccaacgttcggcgctacatggaactcgaagcgaaggtggtgaaccaggcgtccacc
ttcgccgacgtggcgcgtcgcgtggcctgggccaccccggaactcgacccgacgctgcaa
ggccgcccggtcaacgcgaaagcattggaggtcttcgaggagacgcagcgcaccgaccgc
tcgcgcacggtggcccagttgggcaaggaccacgtcctgttcttcttctaccgctccgac
tgcccgtactgccacgccttcgcccccgtgctggaagccttccagggccgacacggcatc
caggtcgtcgccatcagcatcgacggcggccccatgccgggcttcccatcggcccgccgc
gacaacggaatcgcgaccgccctgcaggtgtcgcaggtgcccgccgtctttctcgctcag
cccttcagcggccagatcacgcccatcggcttcgggattctttccgaggcccagttgctt
gagcgcattgccatcgtcagcagcccggaaggcgtggcgatgttgcccagcgcgacgcgc
cgcctggcgctgccatag

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