Escherichia coli NA114 (UPEC): ECNA114_0014 Help Entry ECNA114_0014      CDS       T01998                                  Name (GenBank) Putative nucleoside hydrolase   KO K12700   non-specific riboncleoside hydrolase [EC:3.2.2.-] Organism ena  Escherichia coli NA114 (UPEC) Pathway ena00240   Pyrimidine metabolism ena01100   Metabolic pathways ena01232   Nucleotide metabolism Brite KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:ena00001]  09100 Metabolism   09104 Nucleotide metabolism    00240 Pyrimidine metabolism     ECNA114_0014 BRITE hierarchy SSDB OrthologParalogGene clusterGFIT Motif Pfam:  IU_nuc_hydro Motif Other DBs NCBI-ProteinID:  AEG34836 LinkDB All DBs Position 16239..17153 Genome browser AA seq 304 aa AA seqDB search MHLPIFLDTDPGIDDAVAIAAAIFTPELDLQLMTTVAGNVSVEKTTRNALQLLHFWNVDI PLAQGAAVPLVRAPRDAASVHGESGMAGYNFVEHNRQPLGIPAFLAIRDALMRAPEPVTL VAIGPLTNIALLLSQCPECKPYIRRLVIMGGSAGRGNCTPNAEFNIAADPEAAACVFRSG IEIVMCGLDVTNQAILTPDYLATLPELNRTGKMLHALFSHYRSGSMQSGLRMHDLCAIAW LVRPELFTLKPCFVAVETQGEFTSGTTVVDIDGCLGNPANVQVALDLDVKGFQQWVAEVL ALAL NT seq 915 nt NT seq  +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt atgcatttacctatcttcctcgatacagaccccggcattgacgatgccgttgccattgcc gccgcgatttttacccccgaactcgatctgcaactgatgaccacagtcgcgggtaatgtt tcggtagagaaaaccacccgcaacgccctgcaactgctgcatttctggaatgtggatatt ccgcttgcccagggcgctgccgtaccactggttcgtgcgccgcgcgatgcggcatctgta cacggtgaatcgggaatggctggctataactttgttgaacacaaccgtcagccactgggt ataccggcgtttctggcaattcgtgatgccctgatgcgtgcgccagagcccgttaccctg gtggctatcggtccgttaaccaatattgcgctgttactttcacaatgcccggaatgtaag ccgtatattcgccgtctggtgatcatgggcggttctgctggtcgcggcaactgcacacca aacgccgagtttaatatcgctgccgatccagaagcggcagcctgtgtcttccgtagcggc atcgaaatcgtcatgtgcggtctggatgtcaccaatcaggcaatattaacccctgactat ctcgctactttgccggagttgaatcgcaccggaaaaatgctacacgccctgtttagccac taccgtagcggcagtatgcaaagtggactacgtatgcacgatctttgcgctatcgcctgg ctggtgcgcccggaattgttcacactcaaaccgtgttttgtcgcggtagaaactcagggt gaatttacctcaggcacgacggttgttgatatcgacggttgcctgggcaacccagccaat gtacaggtggcgctggatctggatgtgaaaggcttccagcagtgggtggctgaggtgctg gccctggcgctctaa

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