Macrococcus epidermidis: KFV12_11635 Help Entry KFV12_11635       CDS       T08412                                  Name (GenBank) thiamine phosphate synthase   KO K00788   thiamine-phosphate pyrophosphorylase [EC:2.5.1.3] Organism mepi  Macrococcus epidermidis Pathway mepi00730   Thiamine metabolism mepi01100   Metabolic pathways mepi01240   Biosynthesis of cofactors Module mepi_M00899   Thiamine salvage pathway, HMP/HET => TMP Brite KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:mepi00001]  09100 Metabolism   09108 Metabolism of cofactors and vitamins    00730 Thiamine metabolism     KFV12_11635 Enzymes [BR:mepi01000]  2. Transferases   2.5  Transferring alkyl or aryl groups, other than methyl groups    2.5.1  Transferring alkyl or aryl groups, other than methyl groups (only sub-subclass identified to date)     2.5.1.3  thiamine phosphate synthase      KFV12_11635 BRITE hierarchy SSDB OrthologParalogGene clusterGFIT Motif Pfam:  TMP-TENI DUF561 DHO_dh SinI Motif Other DBs NCBI-ProteinID:  UTH15913 LinkDB All DBs Position complement(2167466..2168107) Genome browser AA seq 213 aa AA seqDB search MFDRKLLRVYFIAGTQDTSDGNLERVLQEALEAGITLYQFREKGPNALTGEAKEILARKL FAMCKAKGVPFIVNDDIELAKKIDADGIHLGQDDEKIENIIDDFNDKIIGLSVGNFAEYD QSDLTHVDYIGVGPVYETSSKSDAKKPGGIELIRKMRLYDEDIPIVAIGGITSANSEMIL AAGADGISTISSITKSDDIKQVVTDYLKYYTDK NT seq 642 nt NT seq  +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt atgtttgatagaaaattattgcgcgtttattttattgcaggtactcaggatacatctgac ggtaatcttgagcgagtattacaggaagcacttgaagccggtataacgctatatcaattt agagaaaaaggtccgaatgctctgactggagaagctaaagaaatattagcgcgaaaactt tttgcgatgtgtaaagcaaaaggtgtaccgtttattgttaacgatgacattgaactagcg aagaaaattgatgcagacggtattcatcttggtcaggatgatgagaaaatcgaaaacatc attgatgatttcaatgataagattatcgggctctctgtcggtaattttgcagaatatgat caatctgatttgacgcatgttgattatatcggtgtaggaccagtatatgaaacaagtagt aaaagtgatgcaaagaaacctggaggcatagaactcattcgtaaaatgagactatatgat gaagacattccgatcgttgcaatcggtggtattacaagtgccaatagcgagatgattctt gctgccggtgctgatggcatttcaacaatttcttctattacgaaaagtgacgatattaaa caggttgttactgattacctgaaatattatacagataaataa

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