KEGG   Laceyella sacchari: C1X05_12345
Entry
C1X05_12345       CDS       T05304                                 
Name
(GenBank) aldo/keto reductase
  KO
K23257  methylglyoxal/glyoxal reductase [EC:1.1.1.283 1.1.1.-]
Organism
lfb  Laceyella sacchari
Pathway
lfb00620  Pyruvate metabolism
lfb00640  Propanoate metabolism
lfb01100  Metabolic pathways
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:lfb00001]
 09100 Metabolism
  09101 Carbohydrate metabolism
   00620 Pyruvate metabolism
    C1X05_12345
   00640 Propanoate metabolism
    C1X05_12345
Enzymes [BR:lfb01000]
 1. Oxidoreductases
  1.1  Acting on the CH-OH group of donors
   1.1.1  With NAD+ or NADP+ as acceptor
    1.1.1.283  methylglyoxal reductase (NADPH)
     C1X05_12345
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: Aldo_ket_red
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID: AUS09528
LinkDB
Position
complement(2519406..2520233)
AA seq 275 aa
MKHLSDATVLHNGVKMPWFGLGVWKVKEGEEVENAVKSAIAAGYRSIDTAAVYQNEAGVG
AAIKAAGVPREELFITTKVWNADQGYESTLQAFEESRTKLGLEYVDLYLIHWPVKGKYKE
TWKALEKLYKDGKVRAIGVSNFQVHHLEDLMADCEVKPMVNQVEFHPYLVQTELRAFCKQ
AGIQLEAWSPLMQGEVFRVPLLQELAEKYGKTPAQIVLRWDLQHGVVTIPKSVNPDRIKA
NADVFDFELSAEDMARIDALDKHHRFGPDPDNFDF
NT seq 828 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
atgaaacatttgtctgatgcgaccgtgttacataatggagtgaaaatgccttggttcggc
cttggcgtatggaaagtaaaagagggagaagaagtagaaaatgcggttaagtccgcaatc
gcagcgggttaccgcagcatcgacaccgccgcggtgtaccaaaatgaagctggtgtcggt
gcggcgatcaaagcggcaggggttccccgtgaagagttgtttatcaccacgaaggtgtgg
aatgccgaccaagggtatgagtccacgctacaagcgtttgaagagagccgaaccaagttg
ggactagaatatgttgacttgtatttgattcattggccggtgaaaggaaagtacaaagag
acatggaaagcgttggagaaattgtacaaagacgggaaagtgcgagcgattggagtgagc
aacttccaagttcaccatctggaagatttgatggctgattgcgaagtgaagccgatggtg
aaccaagttgagtttcatccgtacttggtgcaaacggagttgcgggctttctgcaaacag
gcaggcatccagttggaggcgtggagtccgttgatgcaaggggaggtgttccgtgtcccg
ctcctgcaagaattggcggagaaatacggcaaaacccctgctcaaattgtgttgcgctgg
gatttgcaacatggcgtggtcaccattccgaaatcggttaaccccgaccggattaaagca
aacgccgatgtgtttgactttgaattgagcgcggaggatatggcgcgcatcgatgccttg
gacaaacaccatcgcttcggtcccgacccagacaacttcgatttttaa

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