KEGG   Oricola thermophila: HTY61_02775
Entry
HTY61_02775       CDS       T06643                                 
Name
(GenBank) GntR family transcriptional regulator
  KO
K02616  phenylacetic acid degradation operon negative regulatory protein
Organism
orm  Oricola thermophila
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:orm00001]
 09180 Brite Hierarchies
  09182 Protein families: genetic information processing
   03000 Transcription factors [BR:orm03000]
    HTY61_02775
Transcription factors [BR:orm03000]
 Prokaryotic type
  Other transcription factors
   Others
    HTY61_02775
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: PaaX PaaX_C GntR MarR_2 MarR HTH_41 AbiEi_4 HTH_24 Penicillinase_R TrmB DUF7342 DUF6293_C
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID: QKV17466
UniProt: A0A6N1V935
LinkDB
Position
599595..600470
AA seq 291 aa
MDVDIEKWDSIIAGLQGKQRLRVWSVIITVFGDAIVPRGGSIPLKSLQEILGRLGIEAGA
VRTALSRLASEGWVIRERRGRLSHYSLDKRGRSAFDEATQLIYAPGPPEWDGRWSVAVPT
AGNGDAGAELEAIGFVSRGGTWIRPEVKGAKPLPERLEHYLVIHDQPGIAPVDAHSFWSL
DAVRAAIESFRRSLEPLAAALDGDCEPAPLDAIALRTLLIHEWRRIILRSPALPAELLPS
SWPCGDARATLKAIYGKLIGPSEAWLTEQGLPPLDDPDAFAARFGGNQSSR
NT seq 876 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
atggacgtcgacattgaaaagtgggattcgatcatcgccgggctgcagggaaagcagcgc
ctgcgggtgtggtcggtgatcatcaccgtgttcggcgatgccattgtgccgcgcggcgga
tcgatcccgctgaagtcgttgcaggaaatcctgggccggctcggcatcgaggcgggagca
gtgagaaccgcgctgtcgcggctggcgtccgaaggatgggtgatacgcgagcgccgcggc
cggctcagccactacagcctcgacaagcgggggcggagcgccttcgacgaggctacgcaa
ctgatctatgcgccgggaccgccggaatgggacgggcgctggagcgtcgcggttccgacg
gcgggcaacggcgatgcgggtgccgaactcgaagcgataggcttcgtttcgcgcggcggc
acatggatcaggccggaggtcaagggcgccaagccgttgcccgagcgcctggagcactac
ctcgttatccatgatcaacccggcatcgcgcccgtcgatgcgcatagcttctggtcgctt
gacgcggtaagggccgccatcgagagctttcgccggtcgctcgaaccgctggcagcggca
ctcgatggtgattgcgagccggcgccgctggatgcgatcgcgctgcgaacacttctgatc
cacgaatggcggcgcattatcttgcgctcgccggccctgcctgcggagctgttgccctca
tcctggccctgcggcgacgctagggcgacgctcaaggcaatctacggcaagctcataggg
cctagcgaagcatggctgaccgagcagggcttgcctccgctcgacgacccggacgccttt
gccgcccggttcggaggcaatcagtcttccaggtag

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