Gimesia fumaroli: Enr17x_21150
Help
Entry
Enr17x_21150 CDS
T09837
Name
(GenBank) von Willebrand factor type A domain protein
KO
K07114
Ca-activated chloride channel homolog
Organism
gfm
Gimesia fumaroli
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
gfm00001
]
09180 Brite Hierarchies
09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
02000 Transporters [BR:
gfm02000
]
Enr17x_21150
Transporters [BR:
gfm02000
]
Other transporters
Pores ion channels [TC:
1
]
Enr17x_21150
BRITE hierarchy
SSDB
Ortholog
Paralog
Gene cluster
GFIT
Motif
Pfam:
VWA_2
VWA
VWA_CoxE
DUF1194
DUF58
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID:
QDV50079
UniProt:
A0A518IAL0
LinkDB
All DBs
Position
2649349..2650269
Genome browser
AA seq
306 aa
AA seq
DB search
MSFTHPWILLFLIFPILLLTWVWRREGGRVVMPFDHGTQSRGRGWGTAVNFAQSIPALLL
AVVVLILAGPQQLSAPKSRRVLTNIELCVDVSGSMTASFGEGTRYDASMEAINKFLDYRE
GDAFGLTFFGNEVLHWVPLTTDVSAIKCAPPFMDPTSPGHPNWLGGTAIGKALRACREVL
ISREEGDRMIVLVSDGYSFDLSNGQDLEIAAKLKEDGIVVYAIHIASSEVPGSVVNITGL
TGGEVFEPENPTALETVFQHIDKMQETRMERTAAESMDDFYPYSLTGLILLGSSTLSLFG
LRYTPW
NT seq
921 nt
NT seq
+upstream
nt +downstream
nt
atgagtttcacccacccctggatacttctgtttttaatctttccgatcttgctgctgacc
tgggtctggcggcgggaaggggggcgtgttgtgatgccgtttgaccatggcactcaatcg
cgcggacgaggctggggtaccgctgtcaattttgcgcagtcaataccggcactgctgctg
gcggtggtggtgctgattctggcgggacctcagcagttgagtgcaccgaaatccaggcgg
gtgctgacgaatatcgaactctgtgtcgatgtctccggcagtatgacggcttcattcgga
gaaggcacacgctacgatgcatcgatggaagcgatcaataaatttctcgattatcgtgaa
ggcgatgccttcggcctgacgtttttcggcaacgaagtactgcattgggtgcctctgacg
accgatgtttccgccatcaaatgcgcgcctccatttatggaccctaccagtcccgggcat
ccgaactggctgggaggtacggcgattggaaaagccttgcgcgcgtgtcgggaagtgctg
atctcccgagaagaaggcgaccggatgattgtactcgtttctgatggctacagttttgat
ttgagtaacggacaggatctggaaatcgcagcgaagttaaaagaagacgggatcgtggtt
tatgcaattcacatcgcctccagcgaggttcccggctctgtcgtgaatatcacagggttg
acgggaggcgaagtttttgagccggaaaatccaacggcactcgaaaccgtattccaacat
attgacaaaatgcaggaaacgcggatggaacggacggcggcggagtcgatggatgatttt
tatccctatagtctgacagggttgattctgctgggcagcagcacactttcattattcgga
ttgaggtacacgccttggtag
DBGET
integrated database retrieval system