Mycobacterium tuberculosis RGTB327: MRGA327_01855 Help Entry MRGA327_01855     CDS       T01775                                  Name (GenBank) hypothetical protein   KO K27091   ESX secretion-associated protein EspG Organism mtg  Mycobacterium tuberculosis RGTB327 Brite KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:mtg00001]  09180 Brite Hierarchies   09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes    02044 Secretion system [BR:mtg02044]     MRGA327_01855 Secretion system [BR:mtg02044]  Type VII secretion system   ESX secretion system protein    MRGA327_01855 BRITE hierarchy SSDB OrthologParalogGene clusterGFIT Motif Pfam:  ESX-1_EspG Motif Other DBs NCBI-ProteinID:  AFE15280 LinkDB All DBs Position 352365..353252 Genome browser AA seq 295 aa AA seqDB search MDATPNAVELTVDNAWFIAETIGAGTFPWVLAITMPYSDAAQRGAFVDRQRDELTRMGLL SPQGVINPAVADWIKVVCFPDRWLDLRYVGPASADGACELLRGIVALRTGTGKTSNKTGN GVVALRNAQLVTFTAMDIDDPRALVPILGVGLAHRPPARFDEFSLPTRVGARADERLRSG VPLGEVVDYLGIPASARPVVESVFSGPRSYVEIVAGCNRDGRHTTTEVGLSIVDTSAGRV LVSPSRAFDGEWVSTFSPGTPFAIAVAIQTLTACLPDGQWFPGQRVSRDFSTQSS NT seq 888 nt NT seq  +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt atggatgcaacacccaacgccgtcgagctgacggtcgacaacgcttggttcatcgctgaa accattggggcggggacctttccgtgggtgctggcgatcacgatgccctatagtgatgcc gcccagcggggtgcgttcgtcgaccgtcagcgcgacgagctgacccggatggggctgtta tcgccgcagggtgttatcaaccctgcggtcgccgactggatcaaagtggtgtgcttcccg gaccgctggcttgacctgcgttatgtggggccggcctcggccgacggcgcctgcgagctg ctacgtggcatcgtcgcgctgcgcaccggcaccggtaagacctccaacaagaccggaaac ggtgttgttgcgctgcgtaatgcgcagctggtcacgttcaccgcgatggatatcgacgac ccccgggcgctggttccgattcttggtgtcggtttggcgcaccggccgccggcgcggttc gacgagttcagcttgccgacgcgggtgggcgcgcgggccgacgaacggctgcggtccggc gtgccactcggggaagtcgttgactatctgggtattccggcgtccgcacggccggtggtg gagtccgtcttctcggggccgcgcagctacgtcgagatcgtcgccgggtgcaaccgtgac ggccggcacaccaccaccgaggtcggcctaagcatcgtcgacacctcggcgggccgggtg ttggtgagtccgtcgcgggcattcgacggcgagtgggtctccaccttcagccctgggaca ccgtttgcgatcgccgtcgcgatccaaacactgaccgcgtgcttgccagacgggcaatgg ttcccgggacagcgggtgtcgcgggacttctccacccaatcctcgtaa

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