Paenibacillus bovis: AR543_00360
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Entry
AR543_00360 CDS
T04407
Name
(GenBank) transcriptional regulator
KO
K21755
LysR family transcriptional regulator, salicylic acid-responsive activator of bsdBCD
Organism
pbv
Paenibacillus bovis
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
pbv00001
]
09180 Brite Hierarchies
09182 Protein families: genetic information processing
03000 Transcription factors [BR:
pbv03000
]
AR543_00360
Transcription factors [BR:
pbv03000
]
Prokaryotic type
Helix-turn-helix
LysR family
AR543_00360
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Motif
Pfam:
LysR_substrate
HTH_1
DUF4175
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID:
ANF94634
UniProt:
A0A172ZAH8
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Position
complement(77635..78519)
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AA seq
294 aa
AA seq
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MDIRQLHYYCTIIEEGQITRAARTLHMAQPPLSQQLRLLEEELGVVLIYREGKRWEVTQA
GQRLYERARYLLREMENIQQEISDVDRGLTGSITIGTSSICISRVSRHISEFHRDYPEVY
HKILYGDTSHLEELLQQHKIDFALLLLPVEDEQAYEIMPLSDDPFVAVVPREWTELCQAE
SLTLEQIAEYPLLLARRMSGEGAYENIIGEFEQRRLQPRVVLDCPDISALFSFAAAGMGL
TLIPESEIQQVYADRLCVIPLQQAIIRTRPALVWLKNRYMSKAARQLIQRIIPS
NT seq
885 nt
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nt
atggatattcgtcagctgcattattactgcacgattatagaagaaggacaaatcaccaga
gctgcacgcactcttcatatggcgcagccgccgctcagtcagcagctgcggctgctggaa
gaagaattgggcgtcgtattgatttaccgggaaggcaaacgctgggaagtgacgcaggcc
ggacagcgtctatacgagcgtgcccgttatttactgcgggagatggagaatatacagcag
gagatcagcgatgtagatcggggactgaccggttcgattacaatcggtacatcctcgatc
tgtatctcgcgtgtatcccggcatatcagtgaatttcatcgggattatccggaggtctat
cacaaaattctatacggggatacttcgcatctggaagaactgctgcagcagcacaaaatt
gattttgctctattgctgttgccggtagaggatgaacaggcatacgagatcatgccactc
agtgatgatccgtttgttgctgtagttccgagagaatggaccgagctgtgccaggcggaa
tcgctgacgctggagcagatcgccgaatatccactgctgctcgctcgccggatgtcggga
gaaggcgcctacgagaacattatcggggaatttgaacagcgtcgattgcagccacgagtt
gtgctggattgtccggatatatcggcccttttctcatttgctgctgccggaatgggactg
accctgatacccgaatcggaaatccagcaggtatatgcagatcgtctatgtgtgattccc
ttgcagcaagcgatcattcgtacccgtccggcattggtatggctcaaaaatcgctatatg
agcaaggcggcaaggcagctgatccagcgtataattcccagctaa
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