Enterobacter kobei ENHKU01: ECENHK_04295 Help Entry ECENHK_04295      CDS       T02315                                  Symbol rpsB Name (GenBank) 30S ribosomal protein S2   KO K02967   small subunit ribosomal protein S2 Organism eno  Enterobacter kobei ENHKU01 Pathway eno03010   Ribosome Brite KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:eno00001]  09120 Genetic Information Processing   09122 Translation    03010 Ribosome     ECENHK_04295 (rpsB)  09180 Brite Hierarchies   09182 Protein families: genetic information processing    03011 Ribosome [BR:eno03011]     ECENHK_04295 (rpsB) Ribosome [BR:eno03011]  Ribosomal proteins   Mitochondria/ Chloroplast    Small subunit     ECENHK_04295 (rpsB)   Bacteria     ECENHK_04295 (rpsB)   Archaea     ECENHK_04295 (rpsB) BRITE hierarchy SSDB OrthologParalogGene clusterGFIT Motif Pfam:  Ribosomal_S2 Motif Other DBs NCBI-ProteinID:  AFP68746 UniProt:  A0A0F0XYI1 LinkDB All DBs Position 935145..935870 Genome browser AA seq 241 aa AA seqDB search MATVSMRDMLKAGVHFGHQTRYWNPKMKPFIFGARNKVHIINLEKTVPMFNEALAELNKI SSRKGKILFVGTKRAASEAVKDAANSCDQFFVNHRWLGGMLTNWKTVRQSIKRLKDLETQ SQDGTFDKLTKKEALMRTRELDKLENSLGGIKDMGGLPDALFVIDADHEHIAIKEANNLG IPVFAIVDTNSDPDGVDFVIPGNDDAIRAVSLYLSAVAATVREGRSQDLASQAEESFVEA E NT seq 726 nt NT seq  +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt atggcaactgtttccatgcgcgacatgctcaaggctggtgttcactttggtcaccagacc cgttactggaacccgaaaatgaagcctttcatcttcggcgcgcgtaacaaagttcacatc atcaaccttgagaaaactgtaccaatgttcaacgaagccctggctgagctgaacaagatc tcttcccgtaaaggtaagattctgttcgttggtactaagcgcgctgcaagcgaagctgtg aaagatgctgctaacagctgcgaccagttcttcgtgaaccatcgctggttgggcggcatg ctgaccaactggaaaactgttcgtcagtccatcaagcgcctgaaagatctggaaacccag tctcaggacggtactttcgacaagctgactaagaaagaagcgctgatgcgcactcgtgaa ctggacaagctggaaaacagcctgggcggtatcaaagatatgggcggcctgccagacgcg ctgttcgtaatcgatgcagaccacgagcacatcgctatcaaagaagctaacaacctgggt atcccggtattcgctatcgttgataccaactccgatccggacggtgttgacttcgttatc ccgggtaacgacgacgcaatccgtgctgttagcctgtacctgagcgctgtagctgctacc gttcgtgaaggccgttcccaggatctggcttctcaggcggaagaaagcttcgtagaagct gaataa

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