Klebsiella pneumoniae Kp52.145: BN49_1850
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Entry
BN49_1850 CDS
T05281
Name
(GenBank) unnamed protein product; similar to putative amino acid transporter from Enterobacter cloacae (tr|D5CGI9)
KO
K11963
urea transport system ATP-binding protein
Organism
kpnk
Klebsiella pneumoniae Kp52.145
Pathway
kpnk02010
ABC transporters
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
kpnk00001
]
09130 Environmental Information Processing
09131 Membrane transport
02010 ABC transporters
BN49_1850
09180 Brite Hierarchies
09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
02000 Transporters [BR:
kpnk02000
]
BN49_1850
Transporters [BR:
kpnk02000
]
ABC transporters, prokaryotic type
Phosphate and amino acid transporters
Urea transporter
BN49_1850
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Motif
Pfam:
ABC_tran
AAA_22
AAA_16
URGCP_GTPase
NB-ARC
RsgA_GTPase
LRR_NLRC3
MMR_HSR1
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID:
CDO13606
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Position
complement(1922712..1923434)
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AA seq
240 aa
AA seq
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MLNLQAVNHFYGNQHSLWNVDLVLRPGECIGVLGREGMGKTTLVNCIAGHLPVASGRMTW
HDIGAPPQDLTPLSAQSRSAIGIGYVPQDKRIFSQLSVEENLHIALAAGKPGANASGGEI
YEHFPELYALRQRKGASLSDDDQYQLALARALIVQPRLLILDEPSRGRGPRCLQKLADLL
LRLNRDIGLTVLLAEQHLPFIRRVADRFCVLHRGRNVAEGDIMALDEPLLAQWITPDPAP
NT seq
723 nt
NT seq
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nt
atgttgaatttacaggcagtaaatcacttttacggcaaccagcattcgctgtggaatgtc
gatcttgtactacgcccgggagagtgcattggcgtactgggacgcgagggcatgggaaaa
accaccctggttaactgcattgctggccacctgccggtggccagcggccggatgacctgg
catgacattggcgccccgccgcaggatctcacccccctgtccgctcaatcgcgcagcgcc
attggtatcggctacgtgccacaagataaacgcattttttcccaactcagcgtggaagag
aacctgcacatcgccctggcggccgggaaacccggggctaacgccagcggcggcgagatt
tatgagcattttcccgagctctatgccctacggcagcgcaaaggcgcctcgctgagcgac
gacgatcagtaccagctggcgctggccagggcgctgatcgtccagccgcggctgctgatc
cttgatgaaccctcgcgcggcagagggccgcgctgcctgcaaaagctggcggatctgctg
ctgcggttaaatcgcgatatcggcctgacggtgctgctcgccgagcagcacctgcccttt
atccgccgggtggcggatcgcttctgtgtcttgcaccggggccgtaacgtcgccgaaggc
gatattatggcgctggatgagccgctgctggcgcagtggataacgccggatccagcgccc
tga
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