Oxalobacter formigenes: BRW83_0622
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Entry
BRW83_0622 CDS
T04835
Name
(GenBank) putative transporter YfdV
KO
K13936
malonate transporter and related proteins
Organism
ofo
Oxalobacter formigenes
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
ofo00001
]
09180 Brite Hierarchies
09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
02000 Transporters [BR:
ofo02000
]
BRW83_0622
Transporters [BR:
ofo02000
]
Other transporters
Electrochemical potential-driven transporters [TC:
2
]
BRW83_0622
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Motif
Pfam:
Mem_trans
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID:
ARQ45386
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Position
652329..653270
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AA seq
313 aa
AA seq
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MLETIVTALLPIVVTLLLGYFAGLRHDFSQDQASVLNRMVMLYALPLLLFTGILSTPLSE
ISKSMDVFLWISVGMVGGFILVFLISRFIFKSDSKVAALRAIAIAGPAVPFVGTPVLGVL
FPIDADLAIAAGSILMNLIQVPLALVFLVGNGGTAGEKKSPLQIAFGSIKNAVLQPVVWA
PILAFVLLLIGLDMPKFLKGSFMLLGQATGGVALFAVGAVLFAQKVSVSREVIINVLSKN
IVLPAIILCAMFLLGLPAADNGLVSVTLAIPTASIAVIFAVEYKTAEQEMASTLFWSTIL
SVITMGGFIWITG
NT seq
942 nt
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nt
atgctggaaacgattgttaccgcattattgccgattgtcgtgacccttttgctgggttat
tttgccggtttgaggcatgacttcagtcaggatcaggcgtccgtcctgaaccggatggtc
atgctgtatgctttgccattactgctttttaccggcatattgagtacgccactttccgag
atttcgaaaagcatggatgtttttctgtggatctccgtcggtatggtagggggattcata
cttgtcttccttatttcccggtttatcttcaaatcggattcgaaagtggcggcattgcgg
gcgattgccattgccgggcctgccgttccatttgtgggaactccggttctgggcgtgctt
tttcccattgacgccgatctggccattgccgcaggcagtattctgatgaacctgattcag
gtgccgctagcgctggtttttctggtaggcaatggagggacggcaggagaaaaaaaatca
cctctgcaaattgcttttggaagtattaaaaatgctgttttgcaaccggttgtgtgggca
ccgattctggcttttgtccttttgcttatcgggctcgatatgccgaaatttttgaaaggc
tcattcatgctgctgggacaggcgaccggaggtgtggcactgtttgctgtcggtgctgtt
ctgtttgcacaaaaggtgagcgtttcccgtgaagtcattatcaacgtgctttccaagaac
atcgttttgcccgcgattatattgtgtgccatgttccttctgggattgccagcagcggat
aacggtcttgtttcggtgactctggcgattccgaccgcgtcgattgccgtgatttttgcc
gtcgagtacaagacagcggaacaggaaatggcatcaacgctattctggagtaccattctg
tccgtgattacgatgggaggctttatctggataacgggctga
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