Orrella dioscoreae: ODI_R1180
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Entry
ODI_R1180 CDS
T05133
Name
(GenBank) Fe2+-dicitrate sensor, membrane component
KO
K07165
transmembrane sensor
Organism
odi
Orrella dioscoreae
Pathway
odi02020
Two-component system
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
odi00001
]
09130 Environmental Information Processing
09132 Signal transduction
02020 Two-component system
ODI_R1180
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Motif
Pfam:
FecR
DUF4880
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID:
SOE48014
UniProt:
A0A1C3JYL5
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Position
I:complement(1289550..1290545)
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AA seq
331 aa
AA seq
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MTASATAPLPPHAAMAQAADWYALLRSGEASATDHARWREWLHAADTHQQAWRYVERIGQ
RLAPIQDGPERQAATTALRTLHEPPPRRRRQALLALAGLAGASLAWSAWRHTSLPQVVAG
WTADHHADRGEVRHVLLPDGGDVWLSALSAVDVLYSAGERRLRLRTGEILVQTHADPAGR
PFLVETAHGTLRALGTRYLVRQAAQDTLAAVYEGAVEITPASGGRSTLLSAGQERRFTRD
TVSDVSHADPARAAWRQGVLIANGMPLGEVVAALQPYQWGHISLAPDIAGLPVFGSYPVT
DPSRTLAMLASVMPIQVRQPMAWWTSVDARP
NT seq
996 nt
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gtgaccgccagcgcgaccgcgccgctgccgccgcacgccgcgatggcgcaggcagcggac
tggtacgccttgctgcgctcgggcgaggcctctgccaccgaccatgcgcgctggcgcgaa
tggctgcacgccgccgatacccaccagcaggcctggcgctatgtcgagcgcatcgggcag
cgcctggcccccatccaggacggccccgagcggcaggcggccaccaccgcgctgcgtacc
ctgcatgagccccctccccgccgccgccggcaggcgctgctggccctggcaggcctggcc
ggcgcaagcctggcctggtccgcctggcgccacacctcgctgccccaggtggtggcgggc
tggaccgccgaccaccacgccgatcgcggcgaagtgcgtcacgtactcctgcccgacggc
ggcgatgtctggctgagcgcgctgagcgccgtggacgtgctgtacagcgccggagagcgc
cggctgcggctgcgcacgggcgaaatcctggtgcagacgcacgcagacccggcaggccgg
cctttcctggtcgagacggcgcacggcacgctgcgcgcactgggcacgcgctatctggtc
aggcaggcagcgcaggacaccctggctgccgtctatgagggcgcggtggagatcaccccg
gccagcggcggtcgcagcaccctgctgtccgccggccaggagcgacgcttcacgcgcgac
accgtcagcgacgtcagccacgcggatccggcccgcgcggcctggcgccagggcgttctg
atcgccaatggcatgccgctgggcgaggtcgtcgcggccctgcagccctatcaatggggc
cacatcagccttgcgcccgacattgcgggcctgcctgtctttggcagctatccggtcacc
gacccgtcccggacgctggccatgctcgcgtcggtcatgccgatccaggtgcgccagccg
atggcctggtggacgtcggtggacgctcgaccataa
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