Cutibacterium acnes C1: PAC1_01570 Help Entry PAC1_01570        CDS       T02330                                  Name (GenBank) uroporphyrinogen-III synthase   KO K01719   uroporphyrinogen-III synthase [EC:4.2.1.75] Organism pacc  Cutibacterium acnes C1 Pathway pacc00860   Porphyrin metabolism pacc01100   Metabolic pathways pacc01110   Biosynthesis of secondary metabolites pacc01120   Microbial metabolism in diverse environments pacc01240   Biosynthesis of cofactors Brite KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:pacc00001]  09100 Metabolism   09108 Metabolism of cofactors and vitamins    00860 Porphyrin metabolism     PAC1_01570 Enzymes [BR:pacc01000]  4. Lyases   4.2  Carbon-oxygen lyases    4.2.1  Hydro-lyases     4.2.1.75  uroporphyrinogen-III synthase      PAC1_01570 BRITE hierarchy SSDB OrthologParalogGene clusterGFIT Motif Pfam:  HEM4 Motif Other DBs NCBI-ProteinID:  AFU40092 LinkDB All DBs Position complement(355848..356573) Genome browser AA seq 241 aa AA seqDB search MTTNPADLVKPPVVVPRDDSHDKFVTTLKQAGYGVIHTALTRTVTLPDAERLTAPDLWQA DWLVVTSKTTVGLLPTPLPSPNIKVAAVGAATSAALRTRGIDVDFVPENHSGAGLVAEWP GGVASILLPASQLTADTVPLGLTKVGCTVNRLEIYTTAAVEKLPEVIAQSWPSVGVVVVT ASSVGRALVELVEPLGWRRQKLVALGKPTARTLEVLGHPAHAVASSPTPEAVLEAVESLV A NT seq 726 nt NT seq  +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt atgaccacaaatcctgccgatctcgtcaagcccccagttgttgttccccgtgacgactcc cacgacaaattcgtgacgactttgaagcaggccggttatggagtgatccacacagcgctg acgcgcaccgtcaccttgccggatgcggagaggcttactgcccctgacctgtggcaggcc gactggctggtcgtcacctcgaagaccaccgtcggactgctccctaccccgttgccgagt cccaacatcaaagtagctgcggtcggcgccgctacctctgctgcgctgcgcacacgtggg attgacgtcgacttcgtccccgagaatcacagcggcgctggtctggtcgccgagtggcca ggtggagtcgccagtatcctcctaccagcgtcccagttaaccgccgataccgtaccgctg gggctgacgaaggtcggctgcacggtaaaccgattggagatctataccaccgctgccgtc gagaaactgcctgaggtcatcgcccagtcgtggccgtctgtcggggtcgtcgtcgtcact gcctcctcggtgggacgtgccctcgtcgagctggtggagccgctgggatggcgtcgtcag aagctcgtcgccctcggtaagcccactgcaagaacactcgaagtactcggtcacccagcg catgcggtggcctcctcccccactcctgaagccgtccttgaggcggttgagtccttggtc gcctga

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