Methylobacterium sp. 4-46: M446_6049 Help Entry M446_6049         CDS       T00679                                  Name (GenBank) Auxin Efflux Carrier   KO K24180   malate permease and related proteins Organism met  Methylobacterium sp. 4-46 Brite KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:met00001]  09180 Brite Hierarchies   09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes    02000 Transporters [BR:met02000]     M446_6049 Transporters [BR:met02000]  Other transporters   Electrochemical potential-driven transporters [TC:2]    M446_6049 SSDB OrthologParalogGFIT Motif Pfam:  Mem_trans HemY_N Motif Other DBs NCBI-ProteinID:  ACA20326 LinkDB All DBs Position complement(6635432..6636340) Genome browser AA seq 302 aa AA seqDB search MDNIIMLFACLMIGIILQKAGRVPDNAHTALNAFIIHISLPALILSHIHSVRIDASVLYA IAMPWIVFFASVVLFWLLGRMLNFSRKTTGALSVVAGLGNTSFIGLPVIESFFGADKMQL GIIIDQLGTYLVLSTLGILAVCFYAEGPSLTHRDILKRIAGFPPLIALAAALLLLPLPYP DWFASILARLGGTLAPLALVSVGLQLRAAALSGNALALCLGIGYKLLLAPLIIMALYIGL LGLRGVPVQVTLLESAMAPQIGGSIVAIQYGLDARLITLLVGIGTVLSFLTLPLWWGLCA RI NT seq 909 nt NT seq  +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt atggacaacatcatcatgctgttcgcctgcctgatgatcgggatcatcctgcagaaggcc gggcgcgtccccgacaacgcccacacggccctgaacgccttcatcatccacatctcgctg ccggcgctgatcctgtcccacatccactccgtgcgcatcgacgcgtccgtgctctacgcg atcgccatgccgtggatcgtcttcttcgcgagcgtggtgctgttctggctgctcggcagg atgctgaacttcagcaggaagacgacgggcgcgctcagcgtcgtggccgggctcggcaac acctccttcatcggcctgccggtgatcgagagcttcttcggcgcggacaagatgcagctc gggatcatcatcgatcaactcgggacctacctggtcctcagcacgctcgggatcctcgcg gtgtgcttctacgccgagggaccatcgctcacgcatcgcgacattctcaagaggatcgcg ggcttcccgccgctgatcgcgctcgcggccgccctcctcctgctgcccctcccctatccc gactggttcgcgtcgatcctggcgcggctcggcggcacgctggctcccctggcgctcgtc tccgtcggattgcagcttcgcgccgcggccctctccggcaacgccctggccctgtgcctg ggcatcggctacaagctcctgctcgcccccctgatcatcatggccctgtacatcggcctg ctcggtctgaggggcgtcccggtccaggtcacgctgctcgaatccgcgatggcgccgcag atcggcgggtcgatcgtcgcgatccagtacggcctcgacgcgcggctgatcacgctgctc gtcggcatcggcaccgtactgtccttcctgacgctgccgctctggtggggcctgtgcgcc cggatctga

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