Escherichia coli UMNK88 (ETEC, porcine): UMNK88_4450 Help Entry UMNK88_4450       CDS       T02001                                  Name (GenBank) DNA-damage-inducible protein   KO K14623   DNA-damage-inducible protein D Organism eun  Escherichia coli UMNK88 (ETEC, porcine) Brite KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:eun00001]  09180 Brite Hierarchies   09182 Protein families: genetic information processing    03400 DNA repair and recombination proteins [BR:eun03400]     UMNK88_4450 DNA repair and recombination proteins [BR:eun03400]  Prokaryotic type   TLS (translesion DNA synthesis) factors    Other SOS response factors     UMNK88_4450 BRITE hierarchy SSDB OrthologParalogGene clusterGFIT Motif Pfam:  Bro-N RNA_pol_N Motif Other DBs NCBI-ProteinID:  AEE58968 LinkDB All DBs Position 4320682..4321506 Genome browser AA seq 274 aa AA seqDB search MNEHHQPFEEIKLINANGAEQWSARQLGKLLGYSEYRHFIPVLTRAKEACENSGHTIDDH FEEILDMVKIGSNAKRALKDIVLSRYACYLVVQNGDPAKPVIAAGQTYFAIQTRRQELAD DEAFKQLREDEKRLFLRNELKEHNKQLVEAAQQAGVATAIDFAIFQNHGYQGLYGGLDQK AIHQRKGLKKNQKILDHMGSTELAANLFRATQTEEKLKRDGVNSKQQANTTHFDVGSKVM QTIQELGGTMPEELPTPQVSIKQLENSVKITEKK NT seq 825 nt NT seq  +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt atgaacgaacatcatcaaccttttgaagagataaaactgattaatgcaaacggagcagaa caatggtcagcaagacaacttgggaaactactgggttattcagagtatcgtcactttata cctgtattaacgcgcgccaaagaagcctgtgagaacagtggtcacacaattgatgaccat ttcgaggagatcctcgatatggtcaaaattggctcaaatgccaaaagagcattaaaagac atcgtactctcccgctatgcctgttacctggtagtacaaaacggcgaccctgcgaaaccg gtcattgcggcagggcagacttattttgctatccagacccgacggcaggagcttgctgac gatgaagcatttaagcaacttcgtgaagacgaaaagcgtctgtttctgagaaatgagttg aaagaacataacaaacaattggttgaggcagcacagcaagctggggtagcgacagctatt gatttcgccatatttcagaatcatggttaccaggggctgtatggtggattagatcagaaa gctattcatcagcggaaggggctgaaaaagaatcagaagatcctggatcatatgggttca acagaactggcggctaatctctttcgagctacccaaacagaagaaaaactcaagcgggat ggcgtgaattcaaaacagcaagctaataccacacactttgacgtgggtagcaaggtgatg caaaccattcaggaacttggcggaaccatgcctgaggagttgccgaccccgcaggtcagc atcaagcagttggaaaacagtgtaaaaattacagagaagaaatag

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