KEGG   Python bivittatus (Burmese python): 103056438
Entry
103056438         CDS       T03091                                 
Symbol
NRBF2
Name
(RefSeq) nuclear receptor-binding factor 2
  KO
K21246  nuclear receptor-binding factor 2
Organism
pbi  Python bivittatus (Burmese python)
Pathway
pbi04140  Autophagy - animal
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:pbi00001]
 09140 Cellular Processes
  09141 Transport and catabolism
   04140 Autophagy - animal
    103056438 (NRBF2)
 09180 Brite Hierarchies
  09182 Protein families: genetic information processing
   04131 Membrane trafficking [BR:pbi04131]
    103056438 (NRBF2)
Membrane trafficking [BR:pbi04131]
 Autophagy
  Autophagosome formation proteins
   PI3K complex
    103056438 (NRBF2)
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: NRBF2 NRBF2_MIT bZIP_1 HALZ Phage_APSE1_p49 DivIC YabA
Other DBs
NCBI-GeneID: 103056438
NCBI-ProteinID: XP_015746243
UniProt: A0A9F3QVV1
LinkDB
Position
Unknown
AA seq 254 aa
MKLTQSDQAQLSLELQRDSHLKQILLIQERWKRARREERLKIHHLVDKEGVTHLQASSRS
SAEEPDNQHVVTPASLKYSPSLEKEVKGFRGVLDRDPDTLLFLLQKRKEPLEVCMKSRPP
KDDKMKMEEQATKIAVLERHVEMLLAENERLRRENKQLKAERARLLKSPLEKELDVDADF
VEKSELWGLQQLSEPAAATAAAAATTASPWQKLATNAGKAKDIPIPNLPPLDIPSPEFPL
VELSEDLLKGLMNS
NT seq 765 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
atgaagttgactcaatcagatcaggcccagttatccctagaattgcaaagggacagtcac
ctgaaacagatactccttatccaagagcgatggaaaagagcaagaagggaagaaagatta
aaaatacaccatctggtggacaaagagggtgtgacccacctgcaggcctcttctaggtca
tcagctgaggaacctgataaccagcatgtagtaactcctgccagcctgaaatacagcccc
tccttggagaaggaggtgaaggggttccgtggcgtcttggacagggatccagatacgtta
ctctttctgcttcagaaaaggaaggagcccttggaagtgtgcatgaagagcagacctcca
aaggatgacaagatgaaaatggaagagcaggccaccaaaattgcagtcttagaacggcat
gtggagatgctgttagctgaaaatgagagattgaggcgggagaacaagcagctgaaggct
gagagagccaggctgttaaagtctcccctagaaaaggagctggacgtagatgccgacttt
gtggagaagtcagagctatggggtctgcagcagctctcggaacctgctgccgccactgcc
gccgctgctgctactacagcctccccctggcagaaattggccaccaatgctgggaaggcc
aaggacattcccatccccaacctccctccattggacattccctccccggagttccctctg
gtagagctctcagaggatctcctgaaggggctgatgaacagctaa

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