Leishmania orientalis: 92358165
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Entry
92358165 CDS
T10351
Symbol
LSCM4_02197
Name
(RefSeq) hypothetical protein
KO
K04564
superoxide dismutase, Fe-Mn family [EC:
1.15.1.1
]
Organism
loi Leishmania orientalis
Pathway
loi04146
Peroxisome
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
loi00001
]
09140 Cellular Processes
09141 Transport and catabolism
04146 Peroxisome
92358165 (LSCM4_02197)
Enzymes [BR:
loi01000
]
1. Oxidoreductases
1.15 Acting on superoxide as acceptor
1.15.1 Acting on superoxide as acceptor (only sub-subclass identified to date)
1.15.1.1 superoxide dismutase
92358165 (LSCM4_02197)
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Motif
Pfam:
Sod_Fe_N
Sod_Fe_C
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-GeneID:
92358165
NCBI-ProteinID:
XP_067061268
UniProt:
A0A836G0N6
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Position
30:complement(1025954..1026760)
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AA seq
268 aa
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MRVSLLRRFCEYVPKGASSKVSRSAATPRGVTRAFRVTEMAAAAADAERDAKGFFYLPRI
DYDVGHGVAPLMSRKQFDVQYHVFHKAAVDRLNAHTLGSELEGHNLNVVIRNSSFDASRA
VVHAAASEHFNYCFWYRSLRPWGTTVPARLKDELQLQYSQNGSLDAVEEVQRLFTVTALS
QQYAGGWVYLVWTGKAFDVLSFDHGTCPIGSDLIPLLALNMHESARCYDYPLLAEDDDGD
EIERFVRNFFKACNWGLAEQYFLQCGRA
NT seq
807 nt
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nt
atgcgcgtctctcttctgcggcgcttttgcgagtacgtgcccaaaggggcgtcgagcaaa
gtgagccgctccgccgctacgccacgcggtgtcacgcgcgcctttcgggtgacggagatg
gcggcggcggcggcggatgcagagcgagacgcgaaaggctttttttatctcccacgtatc
gactacgatgtcggtcacggtgtcgcgccgctcatgtcgagaaaacagttcgacgttcag
tatcacgtattccacaaagcagcggtggatcggctgaatgcgcacactttggggtcggag
ctcgaggggcacaacctcaacgttgtcattcgcaactcctccttcgatgcatcgcgggcc
gtggtccacgccgccgcgtcagaacacttcaactactgcttctggtatcgctctctgcgc
ccgtggggaacgacagtgccggcgcgactcaaggacgagctgcagctgcagtacagtcaa
aatggcagtctagacgctgtggaggaggtgcaacgactcttcacggtcaccgcgctttct
cagcagtacgctggcgggtgggtgtatctcgtctggaccggcaaggcgtttgacgttctc
agttttgaccacggcacctgccctatcggcagtgacttgattccccttctagcgctgaac
atgcatgagtcggcccgctgctacgactatccacttttggcggaggacgatgatggagac
gagatagagcgctttgttcgaaacttctttaaggcgtgcaactggggactggcggagcaa
tatttccttcagtgtggccgagcctag
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