Leminorella richardii: NCTC12151_02985 Help Entry NCTC12151_02985   CDS       T05503                                  Name (GenBank) putative protease   KO K24845   O2-independent ubiquinone biosynthesis protein UbiV Organism lri  Leminorella richardii Brite KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:lri00001]  09180 Brite Hierarchies   09181 Protein families: metabolism    01002 Peptidases and inhibitors [BR:lri01002]     NCTC12151_02985 Peptidases and inhibitors [BR:lri01002]  Peptidases of unknown catalytic type   Family U32    NCTC12151_02985 BRITE hierarchy SSDB OrthologParalogGene clusterGFIT Motif Pfam:  Peptidase_U32 Motif Other DBs NCBI-ProteinID:  SQI43331 UniProt:  A0A2X4UWY7 LinkDB All DBs Position 1:3160182..3161063 Genome browser AA seq 293 aa AA seqDB search MKYALGPLLYYWPKTDTEAFYRAAAESSADVIYLGETVCSKRRDMKSADWLAMAKELSQS GKQIVLSTLVLLEAPSELNELKRYVENGDFLIEANDFAAVNMAAERNLPFVAGPALNCYN AYALRLLLKQGMTRWCMPVELSRDWLANLLVQCEELDIRNRFEVEVFSYGNLPLAYSARC FTARSENRAKDECETCCINYPNGREVISQEDQRVFVLNGIQTQSGYCYNLGNNLKEMAGL VDVVRLSPMGLDTLALVDDFRRNEQGEAPLQLQDQVDCNGYWLRVAGLELIEA NT seq 882 nt NT seq  +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt atgaaatacgcactgggtccactgctgtactattggcctaaaaccgacaccgaagccttc taccgagcggcagccgaaagcagcgctgacgtgatttatctgggtgaaacggtgtgcagc aagcgccgcgatatgaagtccgcagactggctggcgatggcaaaagagctgtcgcagtcc ggcaagcagatcgtactgtccacgctagtgctgctggaagcgccgtcagagctgaacgag cttaagcgctacgttgaaaacggcgattttctgattgaagcgaatgactttgccgcggtc aacatggctgcggaaagaaacctaccctttgttgcaggacccgccctaaactgctacaac gcctacgcgctgcgcctgctgttaaaacagggcatgacgcgctggtgcatgccggtagag ctttcccgcgactggctggctaacctgctggttcagtgtgaagaactggatatccgcaat cgctttgaagtggaagtcttcagctacggcaacctgccgctggcctactctgcccgctgc tttaccgcccgctcggaaaaccgcgccaaggacgaatgcgaaacctgctgcattaactac ccgaacggcagagaggtgatttctcaggaagaccagcgggtgtttgtgcttaacggcatc cagacgcaaagcggctactgctataacctcggcaataacctgaaagagatggctgggctg gttgacgtggttcggctgtcccccatggggctcgacacgctagcgctggttgacgacttc cgccgaaacgaacagggagaagctccgctacaacttcaagatcaagttgactgcaacggc tactggctacgcgttgcggggctggagctgattgaagcatag

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