KEGG   Petaurus breviceps papuanus (sugar glider): 138151439
Entry
138151439         CDS       T10505                                 
Symbol
CFAP298
Name
(RefSeq) cilia- and flagella-associated protein 298
  KO
K24229  cilia- and flagella-associated protein 298
Organism
pbrv  Petaurus breviceps papuanus (sugar glider)
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:pbrv00001]
 09180 Brite Hierarchies
  09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
   03037 Cilium and associated proteins [BR:pbrv03037]
    138151439 (CFAP298)
Cilium and associated proteins [BR:pbrv03037]
 Motile cilia and associated proteins
  Dynein assembly factors
   138151439 (CFAP298)
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: CFAP298
Other DBs
NCBI-GeneID: 138151439
NCBI-ProteinID: XP_068931006
LinkDB
Position
Unknown
AA seq 290 aa
MVYLHVKRGDESQFLLQAPGSTPIEELTQQVTRIYNGRLKVERICSEMEELADHGIFLPL
NMQGLTDEQIEELKLKDEWAEKCVPSGGSAFKKDEIGRRNGHAPNEKMMQVLKKTVEEAK
ALISKKQVQANVCVTMEMVKDALDQLRGAVMIVYPMGLPPYDPIRMEFEYKEDLSGTQAG
LQIIDESEAQMWWAAKELKRTQKLSDYVGKNEKTKIIVKLQQKGQGAPAREPVISNEEQK
QMMLYYYKRQEELKKLEENDDDSCLDSTWADNTALKKHFHGVKDIKWRPR
NT seq 873 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
atggtttatcttcacgtgaagcggggcgacgagagccagtttctgctgcaggcgcccggg
agcaccccgatagaggagctcacccagcaggtcaccaggatctacaatgggaggctcaag
gtggagcgcatctgttcagaaatggaagaactagcagaccatggcatatttctgccactt
aatatgcaaggactaacagatgaacaaattgaggaactgaaattaaaggacgaatgggct
gaaaaatgtgtacctagtgggggctcagctttcaagaaggatgaaattggacgaagaaat
ggtcatgctccaaatgaaaaaatgatgcaagttttgaagaagactgtagaagaagctaaa
gcattaatatctaagaaacaagtgcaagctaatgtatgtgttactatggagatggtgaaa
gatgcactggaccagcttcgaggagctgtaatgattgtgtatccaatgggattgccacca
tatgatccaattagaatggagtttgagtataaagaagatttgtcaggaactcaggctgga
cttcagatcattgatgaatcagaggcacaaatgtggtgggctgcaaaggagttaaaaaga
actcagaaactttcagactatgtggggaaaaatgagaaaactaaaatcattgtcaaactt
cagcaaaaaggtcaaggagctccagcccgggagcctgttataagtaatgaagaacaaaaa
cagatgatgctgtattattacaaaaggcaggaggaactcaagaaattagaagaaaatgat
gatgactcctgtctagattctacatgggcagacaacactgctttaaagaaacattttcat
ggagtaaaagacataaagtggagaccaagatga

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