Oncorhynchus nerka (sockeye salmon): 115101678 Help Entry 115101678         CDS       T07952                                  Name (RefSeq) chemokine-like receptor 1   KO K04245   chemokine-like receptor 1 Organism one  Oncorhynchus nerka (sockeye salmon) Brite KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:one00001]  09180 Brite Hierarchies   09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes    04030 G protein-coupled receptors [BR:one04030]     115101678 G protein-coupled receptors [BR:one04030]  Rhodopsin family   Chemokine    Chemokine like     115101678 BRITE hierarchy SSDB OrthologParalogGene clusterGFIT Motif Pfam:  7tm_1 Motif Other DBs NCBI-GeneID:  115101678 NCBI-ProteinID:  XP_029477008 LinkDB All DBs Position LG3:2472373..2474258 Genome browser AA seq 289 aa AA seqDB search MEMENSTMVYSDVTTGMGIISLVVYCVAFVLGPTGNGLVIYVTSCRIKKNVNSVWFLNLA LADFLFTSFLLLYIIYIARGYDWPFGDILCKLNSMVTMLNMFASIFLLAAISLHRCLSTD LVVFRFLLGFLIPFLVIIGSYIAIWIRARRLQKGRTHRSLRIIISVVLAFFICWMPFHMF QFLDFMEDNQGLKLVVHIGTPLSASLAFLNSCLNPILYVFMCDEFQKKLRQSVLLVFENA FAEDHGMNFVSSTRSLSSHLSRISRKSESLAPGEGGLLHLTGDQSDSKV NT seq 870 nt NT seq  +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt atggaaatggaaaactctaccatggtatattctgatgtgacaactgggatgggcataata tctctggttgtctactgtgtggcgtttgtgcttggccccactggcaacggcttggtgatc tacgtgacgagctgcaggataaagaagaatgtcaactctgtttggttcctcaacctggcc ttggcggacttcctcttcacttcctttctgctcctctatatcatctacattgcccgtggt tatgattggcctttcggtgacatcctttgcaagttaaacagcatggtgactatgctcaac atgttcgccagcatcttcctcctggcggccatcagtctgcaccgctgcctgtccacggac ttggttgtgttccgctttctgctgggctttctcatcccattcctggtcatcataggctct tacattgccatatggatacgcgccaggcgccttcagaaaggaagaacgcacaggtccctc cggatcatcatctccgttgtcctggccttcttcatctgctggatgcccttccacatgttc cagtttctggacttcatggaagacaaccaaggcctcaagctggtcgtgcatatagggact cccctgtccgctagcctggccttcctcaacagctgcctgaaccccatcctgtacgtcttc atgtgtgacgagttccagaagaagctgcgtcagtccgtgttgctcgtattcgagaatgct tttgcagaggaccacgggatgaactttgtgtcatcaacgcgctccctgagctcccatctc tcccggatctcccgtaagtctgagtctctggctccaggagaaggaggacttttacacctc actggtgaccagtctgatagtaaagtgtaa

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