Kosakonia oryzae: AWR26_14895
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Entry
AWR26_14895 CDS
T04433
Name
(GenBank) sulfurtransferase
KO
K21028
molybdopterin synthase sulfurtransferase [EC:
2.8.1.11
]
Organism
kor
Kosakonia oryzae
Pathway
kor04122
Sulfur relay system
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
kor00001
]
09120 Genetic Information Processing
09123 Folding, sorting and degradation
04122 Sulfur relay system
AWR26_14895
Enzymes [BR:
kor01000
]
2. Transferases
2.8 Transferring sulfur-containing groups
2.8.1 Sulfurtransferases
2.8.1.11 molybdopterin synthase sulfurtransferase
AWR26_14895
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Motif
Pfam:
Rhodanese
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID:
ANI83379
UniProt:
A0AA94KP29
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Position
3157520..3158389
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AA seq
289 aa
AA seq
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MTSGNSWVTAQWLDDLLQHNPPAETWRLLEVGYNAEPSYRAGHIPGAYYIDTQLVESLPL
WNVVPPEILRAVLCRCGLRSDMTVILYGRGNYAAERLAHILLYAGVNDVRLLNGGWQSWQ
RAGLRQTIDLPPAITAQDFGAPLPSQPDVLLNLAQTRQRMAQPETVLVSVRSWDEFSGGS
SGYHYISTAGDIPGARWGHAGGNSQFIADYHHPDGTVRSPQEIAALWQQQGITADQQVIF
YCGTGWRASLAFLLARALGWQKIAVYDGGWFEWSQQQKMEQTDDNPENS
NT seq
870 nt
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nt
atgacgtccggcaattcgtgggttaccgcgcagtggctggacgatttactgcaacacaat
ccgccagccgaaacatggcggctgctggaagtcggctataacgccgagccaagctatcgc
gccggacacattcccggcgcgtattatattgacacccaacttgtcgaaagcctgccgctg
tggaatgtggtgccgcccgaaatattgcgcgcggtgctgtgccgttgcggtttacgcagc
gacatgaccgttattctctacggtcgcggcaactatgcggccgagcggctggcgcatatt
ctgctgtacgcgggcgttaacgatgtccgcctgctgaatggcggctggcagagctggcaa
cgcgccgggctacggcaaacaatcgatctgccgcctgccatcaccgcgcaggatttcggc
gcgccgctcccttcacagccagacgttttacttaacctggcgcaaacccggcaacgaatg
gcgcagccagaaactgtgctggtcagcgtacgcagttgggatgaattcagcggcggcagc
agtgggtatcactatatttccaccgctggtgatattcccggcgcgcgctggggacacgct
ggcggcaacagccagtttattgcggattaccatcatccggacggcacggtacgctccccg
caagagattgccgcattgtggcagcagcaaggcatcaccgccgatcaacaggtgattttt
tactgcggtaccggctggcgtgcatcgctggcatttttgcttgcccgcgcgctcggctgg
cagaagatcgccgtgtatgatggcggctggttcgagtggagccagcagcagaaaatggaa
cagacggatgacaaccctgaaaacagttga
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