KEGG   Methanobrevibacter ruminantium: mru_2041
Entry
mru_2041          CDS       T01166                                 
Symbol
bioW
Name
(GenBank) 6-carboxyhexanoate-CoA ligase BioW
  KO
K01906  6-carboxyhexanoate--CoA ligase [EC:6.2.1.14]
Organism
mru  Methanobrevibacter ruminantium
Pathway
mru00780  Biotin metabolism
mru01100  Metabolic pathways
mru01240  Biosynthesis of cofactors
Module
mru_M00577  Biotin biosynthesis, BioW pathway, pimelate => pimeloyl-CoA => biotin
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:mru00001]
 09100 Metabolism
  09108 Metabolism of cofactors and vitamins
   00780 Biotin metabolism
    mru_2041 (bioW)
Enzymes [BR:mru01000]
 6. Ligases
  6.2  Forming carbon-sulfur bonds
   6.2.1  Acid-thiol ligases
    6.2.1.14  6-carboxyhexanoate---CoA ligase
     mru_2041 (bioW)
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: BioW Cas_Csx8
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID: ADC47891
UniProt: D3E0R7
LinkDB
Position
2602325..2603095
AA seq 256 aa
MKLMMYSIKMRSAKGGPHEEGGKHISGAERILREDEIEEELINVYRRAITHEKGKPDFIN
LKIEAIDEDKILYKKRLNIIQHKVSSKEEGLKLAKELLIKNTVSEEAAKEGISSIQKLKE
SIHGAMLLDKDSGKRIDDKGIKGVRVTGIASADIKKYKESLKRDGREGLHLEEALILASK
IASCKAIVAELCWSDDPSYVIGYVGTKENYHRIPILKDKGNPVGGRVFFVDTSQLNDNYT
LEDLIDYLEKQIVLIE
NT seq 771 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
atgaaacttatgatgtatagtataaaaatgcgttcagctaaaggagggcctcatgaagag
ggtggaaaacacatatcaggtgcagaacgtattttaagagaagatgaaatagaagaagag
ctaataaatgtctatagaagagctatcacacacgaaaagggaaagccagactttatcaac
ctcaagatagaagccatagacgaagacaagatactctataagaagaggctaaatataatt
cagcacaaagtaagctcaaaggaagagggattaaagctagcaaaagaacttcttataaaa
aacactgtaagcgaagaggcagctaaagaaggcatatcaagcatacaaaagctcaaggaa
agcatccatggagccatgctacttgacaaggacagcggaaaaagaattgatgataaagga
attaaaggagtccgagttacaggaatagccagtgcagacataaagaaatataaagaatcc
cttaaaagggacggcagggaaggactgcatcttgaagaggcactaatccttgcttcaaag
atagcaagctgtaaggcaatagttgccgaactttgctggtcagatgatccaagctatgtg
attggatatgttggcacaaaagaaaactatcatcgcatccctatcctaaaagataaggga
aatccagtagggggaagggttttctttgttgatacaagccaattaaatgacaattacacc
ttagaggacttaatagattatctagaaaaacaaatagtcttaatcgaataa

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