Mannheimia haemolytica M42548: MHH_c08900 Help Entry MHH_c08900        CDS       T02635                                  Symbol napG Name (GenBank) ferredoxin-type protein NapG   KO K02573   ferredoxin-type protein NapG Organism mhx  Mannheimia haemolytica M42548 Brite KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:mhx00001]  09190 Not Included in Pathway or Brite   09191 Unclassified: metabolism    99982 Energy metabolism     MHH_c08900 (napG) BRITE hierarchy SSDB OrthologParalogGene clusterGFIT Motif Pfam:  Fer4_7 Fer4 Fer4_10 Fer4_9 Fer4_6 Fer4_2 Fer4_16 Fer4_8 Fer4_4 Fer4_17 Fer4_3 Fer4_21 Fer4_11 UCR_Fe-S_N Fer4_18 Motif Other DBs NCBI-ProteinID:  AGK01350 LinkDB All DBs Position 833787..834692 Genome browser AA seq 301 aa AA seqDB search MKMDPNRRQFLKNATRTAAGVCGVGMILGLQQQQSFARQGVALRPPGALPEQDFLSACTR CGQCVQACPYDMLHLASLISPVEAGTPYFIARDKPCEMCLDIPCMNACPTGALSEELKDI DDARMGLAVLLDHETCLNWQGLRCDVCYRVCPLIDKAITLEKVHNDRTSIHAKLIPTVHS DACTGCGKCEQACVLEEAAIKVLPMDLAKGLLGRHYRLGWQEKQNAGKSLIEDVHPEGLR PAYDARMPEGLHEPVYQHMEVKPDVKVATPSRATQNYVPNSTTVEAPEHFPDLDLNLKGV K NT seq 906 nt NT seq  +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt atgaaaatggatccaaatcgtcgccagtttttaaaaaatgcaacccgtaccgcagccggt gtttgcggtgtaggaatgattttagggctacagcaacaacaaagttttgcccgtcaaggg gtagcactacgcccaccgggtgcattgccggagcaagatttcctgagtgcttgcacccgt tgcggacaatgtgtgcaggcttgtccttacgatatgttgcatttggcatcgcttatttca ccagtggaagccggcacgccatactttattgcacgggataaaccttgcgaaatgtgcttg gatattccctgtatgaatgcttgcccaaccggggcattaagcgaagagctaaaagacatt gacgatgcacgaatggggcttgcggtgttgctcgaccacgaaacttgtcttaactggcaa ggcttgcgttgtgacgtgtgttaccgtgtttgtccgttaatcgacaaagcgattactctt gagaaagtgcataacgaccgtacctcgattcacgccaaactgattccgaccgtgcattct gatgcttgcaccggttgcggtaaatgtgaacaggcttgcgtattggaagaggcagcgatc aaagtgttaccgatggatttagccaaaggcttgctcggtcgtcactatcgtttaggctgg caagagaaacaaaatgccggtaaatcgctgattgaagatgttcacccagagggtttacgc ccagcttatgatgccagaatgccggaaggcttacacgagccggtgtatcagcatatggaa gtaaaacctgatgtgaaagtggctacgccaagtcgggcgacacaaaactatgtgccgaac tctacgacggtggaagctccggagcatttccctgatttagacttgaatctcaagggggtg aaataa

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