Oxynema acuminatum: Oscil6304_1299
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Entry
Oscil6304_1299 CDS
T02368
Name
(GenBank) putative transcription activator
KO
K03707
thiaminase (transcriptional activator TenA) [EC:
3.5.99.2
]
Organism
oac
Oxynema acuminatum
Pathway
oac00730
Thiamine metabolism
oac01100
Metabolic pathways
oac01240
Biosynthesis of cofactors
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
oac00001
]
09100 Metabolism
09108 Metabolism of cofactors and vitamins
00730 Thiamine metabolism
Oscil6304_1299
09180 Brite Hierarchies
09182 Protein families: genetic information processing
03000 Transcription factors [BR:
oac03000
]
Oscil6304_1299
Enzymes [BR:
oac01000
]
3. Hydrolases
3.5 Acting on carbon-nitrogen bonds, other than peptide bonds
3.5.99 In other compounds
3.5.99.2 aminopyrimidine aminohydrolase
Oscil6304_1299
Transcription factors [BR:
oac03000
]
Prokaryotic type
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Oscil6304_1299
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Motif
Pfam:
TENA_THI-4
Spore_coat_YutH
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID:
AFY81012
UniProt:
K9TDR0
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Position
complement(1591467..1592093)
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AA seq
208 aa
AA seq
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MTLSQDLWTANQDLAQECLQHPFVQGIGNGNLPRYQFAHYVGQDAFFLESFARAYSIAAA
KTQDWQAFEIFHALATGVLEELHLHQGYAKTWGIDFLAVKPTPATRRYTDFLLATAWSHD
IGLTAVAMAPCMRLYAFLGQQLGKNGIPNHDYADWIRTYTGEEFEQLSGQLEHLLDRYAA
STPLAHSTYRYAMLCERDFFQSAVEVTA
NT seq
627 nt
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nt
atgaccctatctcaggacttgtggacagcgaatcaagacttagctcaagaatgcctacaa
catccctttgtccaaggcattggcaacgggaatttaccgcgatatcaatttgcccattat
gtaggacaggatgcctttttcctggaatcctttgcccgtgcttatagcattgcagcggcc
aaaactcaggactggcaagcctttgaaatctttcacgccctcgccactggtgtcttagaa
gaactgcacctgcatcaaggctatgccaaaacctggggaattgattttctcgccgtcaaa
cccactccggcaactcgtcgttacacagactttttactcgcaaccgcttggagtcacgat
atcgggttgactgccgtggcgatggctccttgtatgcgtctttacgcttttttagggcag
caattaggaaagaatggcattcccaatcacgactatgccgactggattcggacttatact
ggagaagaatttgagcagttatcgggacagttagaacatctgctcgatcgctatgcagct
tccacacccttagcccattccacctatcgttatgccatgttatgcgaacgagattttttt
caatccgctgtagaagttactgcctaa
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