Paenibacillus albicereus: HGI30_21615
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Entry
HGI30_21615 CDS
T07921
Name
(GenBank) helix-turn-helix transcriptional regulator
KO
K02099
AraC family transcriptional regulator, arabinose operon regulatory protein
Organism
palr
Paenibacillus albicereus
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
palr00001
]
09180 Brite Hierarchies
09182 Protein families: genetic information processing
03000 Transcription factors [BR:
palr03000
]
HGI30_21615
Transcription factors [BR:
palr03000
]
Prokaryotic type
Helix-turn-helix
AraC family
HGI30_21615
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Motif
Pfam:
HTH_18
HTH_AraC
AraC_binding
AraC_binding_2
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID:
QJC53865
UniProt:
A0A6H2H2K0
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Position
4835223..4836086
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AA seq
287 aa
AA seq
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MSWYNGPLPAPGSPAVKPLTPADAPEVSIILCDHSRHEQPFQQSMRGGLECYLFRLQTEG
QASVLLDGRMESVLPGELLLFRPGEAYEIDIMPSAYDGRHGASADYYFMATGAWLDRWWK
QEGRPRRARIADDGKIQAIWHQLALESRRLDGGSPEILSALLQALCLLLERAIHEAPAKG
GPGALLAMKLKHFVEAHATRAFTLDEAAASAGISKTRAVHLFKQETGGSIMQYAQQVRLA
LALRLMAGSQLTLEQIADESGFGSYTYFHRVFRERYGVPPGAYRRRE
NT seq
864 nt
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atgtcctggtacaacggaccgctgcctgcgcccggctcgcctgccgtgaagccgctgacg
cctgcggatgcgcccgaggtgtccatcatcctatgcgatcattcgcggcatgagcagccg
ttccagcagtcgatgcgcggcgggctcgaatgctatctgttccggctgcagaccgaaggc
caggcatccgtgctgctggacggccggatggagagcgtgctgccgggggagctgctgctc
tttcggccgggcgaggcgtacgagatcgacatcatgccgtccgcctatgacggccgccac
ggcgcgagcgcggattattacttcatggcgacaggcgcatggctcgaccgctggtggaag
caggaggggcgtccgcgccgcgcccggatcgccgacgacggcaagatccaggccatctgg
catcagctcgcgctggaaagccggcggctcgacgggggcagtcccgagatcctgtcggcg
ctgctgcaagcgctctgcctgctgctggagcgcgcgattcacgaggcgccggccaagggc
ggcccgggcgcgctgctcgcgatgaagctcaagcatttcgtcgaagcccatgcgacgcgg
gcgttcacgctcgacgaggcggccgcctccgccggcatcagcaagacgcgcgctgtgcat
ctgttcaagcaggaaacaggcggctcgatcatgcagtacgcgcagcaggtccggctggcg
ctggcgctgcggctcatggcgggcagccagctcacgctcgagcagatcgccgacgagtcg
ggcttcggcagctacacctacttccaccgggtgttccgggagaggtacggcgtgccgcca
ggggcatatcggaggcgggagtag
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