Hydrogenimonas cancrithermarum: HCR_06150
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Entry
HCR_06150 CDS
T09533
Name
(GenBank) putative ABC transporter, ATP-binding protein
KO
K02003
putative ABC transport system ATP-binding protein
Organism
hcj
Hydrogenimonas cancrithermarum
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
hcj00001
]
09180 Brite Hierarchies
09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
02000 Transporters [BR:
hcj02000
]
HCR_06150
Transporters [BR:
hcj02000
]
ABC transporters, prokaryotic type
ABC-2 type and other transporters
Putative ABC transporter
HCR_06150
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Motif
Pfam:
ABC_tran
AAA_21
SMC_N
Rad17
AAA_29
AAA_16
AAA_25
SbcC_Walker_B
AAA_22
NACHT
AAA_19
nSTAND3
NPHP3_N
NTPase_1
DEAD
AAA
AAA_5
AAA_30
AAA_23
DnaB_C
AAA_24
PRK
ATPase
RNA_helicase
AAA_18
AAA_33
AAA_11
RsgA_GTPase
TsaE
AAA_28
AAA_14
AAA_15
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID:
BDY12303
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Position
607796..608527
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AA seq
243 aa
AA seq
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MITGKDASVAGFAVHCRNITKTYGKGSAKVHALRGVDLDIRKGEMMIIAGPSGCGKTTFV
SIISTLLEPDSGTCRVFGRDVFHFSKEQKILYRRQTIGFVFQAFNLLPALTAQENAALPL
LIKGVERKKAMRLAAETLRDVGLSVRHNALPSQMSGGEKQRVAVARALIHNPRLVVCDEP
TSNLDHVTGQKIMELLQGLARTHGTTLLVVTHDNRIYNYADRIAHMDDGRIMDIEIIKSR
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NT seq
732 nt
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nt
atgattactggaaaagatgccagtgttgcaggctttgccgtccactgcaggaatatcacg
aaaacatatggtaagggtagtgcaaaagtccatgcattgagaggggtcgacctggacatc
agaaaaggtgaaatgatgataatcgcagggccttccggatgcggaaagacgacattcgtc
tccatcatttccacattattggagccagacagcggcacctgcagagtgtttggacgggac
gtatttcacttttccaaagaacagaaaatcctttaccggcggcaaacgatcggttttgtt
ttccaggctttcaatctgcttcccgcattgaccgcacaggaaaatgcggcccttccactg
ctcatcaaaggtgtggaacggaaaaaagcgatgagattggcggccgaaacgttgagagat
gtaggcttgagtgtccgccacaatgctctgccatcgcagatgagtggtggagaaaaacaa
cgcgttgccgtcgccagagcgctgatccataatcctcgacttgtcgtatgtgacgaaccg
acaagcaacctcgaccatgtaaccggacagaaaatcatggaactcctgcagggtttggcc
cggacgcacggcactacactgcttgtcgtgacgcacgataaccgaatatacaactatgcg
gaccggatcgcccacatggatgatggaagaatcatggatattgaaataatcaaaagcaga
gatttttcatga
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