Eleftheria terrae: N7L95_08480
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Entry
N7L95_08480 CDS
T09184
Symbol
kdpE
Name
(GenBank) two-component system response regulator KdpE
KO
K07667
two-component system, OmpR family, KDP operon response regulator KdpE
Organism
etb
Eleftheria terrae
Pathway
etb02020
Two-component system
etb02024
Quorum sensing
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
etb00001
]
09130 Environmental Information Processing
09132 Signal transduction
02020 Two-component system
N7L95_08480 (kdpE)
09140 Cellular Processes
09145 Cellular community - prokaryotes
02024 Quorum sensing
N7L95_08480 (kdpE)
09180 Brite Hierarchies
09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
02022 Two-component system [BR:
etb02022
]
N7L95_08480 (kdpE)
Two-component system [BR:
etb02022
]
OmpR family
KdpD-KdpE (potassium transport)
N7L95_08480 (kdpE)
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Motif
Pfam:
Response_reg
Trans_reg_C
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID:
WKB54406
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Position
1909065..1909757
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AA seq
230 aa
AA seq
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MSEPTPRVLVVEDETEIRRFVCLSLEREGFEVYQADGVQRGLIEAGSRRPEMIVLDLGLP
DGDGVELIRDLRGWSDTPVLVLSARTDEGDKIAALDAGADDYLVKPFGVGELLARVRAHL
RRRATAGRDNGATIEFADVKIDLARRTVARAGENLHLTPIEYRLLTHLAGHPHCVLTHHQ
LLKSVWGPSHVRDTHYLRVYMGQLRKKVEVDPAAPRHLVTETGIGYRFVP
NT seq
693 nt
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nt
atgagcgagccaacaccccgtgtgctggtggttgaggacgagaccgagatccgccggttc
gtctgcctttcccttgagcgggagggcttcgaggtctaccaagccgacggcgtacaacgg
gggctgatcgaggcgggctcgcgcaggccggagatgattgtgcttgaccttggtctgcct
gacggcgacggcgtggagctgatccgtgacctgcgagggtggtcggatactccggtgctg
gtcctgtcagcccgcaccgatgaaggcgacaagatcgccgccctggacgcaggggcggac
gactacttggtcaagccctttggggtcggcgagttgctggcgcgtgtccgcgcgcacctg
cgccgccgcgccaccgccgggcgcgacaacggcgcgaccatcgagttcgcggacgtcaag
atcgatctggcgcgccgaactgtggcgcgggccggagagaacctgcacctcaccccaatc
gaataccgcctgctcacgcatctggctgggcatccgcactgtgtcttgacgcaccaccag
ctgctgaagtcagtttgggggcctagccacgtcagggatacccattacctccgtgtctac
atgggccagctgcgaaagaaggtcgaagtcgacccggccgcaccccgtcacctcgtcacg
gagacaggcattggctaccggttcgtgccttaa
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