Pseudomonas cannabina pv. alisalensis: JGS08_21465
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Entry
JGS08_21465 CDS
T07379
Name
(GenBank) cell division protein FtsQ/DivIB
KO
K03589
cell division protein FtsQ
Organism
pcab
Pseudomonas cannabina pv. alisalensis
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
pcab00001
]
09180 Brite Hierarchies
09182 Protein families: genetic information processing
03036 Chromosome and associated proteins [BR:
pcab03036
]
JGS08_21465
Chromosome and associated proteins [BR:
pcab03036
]
Prokaryotic type
Chromosome partitioning proteins
Divisome proteins
JGS08_21465
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Motif
Pfam:
FtsQ_DivIB_C
POTRA_1
LiaI-LiaF-like_TM1
FtsQ_DivIB_C_rel
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID:
QQN21134
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Position
complement(4791872..4792741)
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AA seq
289 aa
AA seq
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MYGPSARPQPPAPGRNKPVPRGASRMVAKEPLSARLPKANFSFLKRLFWPVLLVILGFAT
YEGAQRLLPYADRPITRINVQGDLSYISQQAVQQRIAPYVASSFFKIDLAAMRTELEQMP
WIAHAEVRRVWPDQVVIRLEEQLPVARWGDEALLNNQGQAFTPRELSNYEHLPQLFGPQR
AQQQVMQQYQVLSQMLRPLGFSIVRLELRERGSWFLTTGAGSAGPGIELLLGRDHLVEKM
RRFIAIYDKTLKEQITNIARVDLRYSNGLAVGWREQAAPTTEKPAVAKN
NT seq
870 nt
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nt
atgtacggcccttcggcacgtcctcagccaccagcccccggccgtaacaagccggtgccg
cgtggtgccagccggatggtggccaaggagccgctgtcggcgcgcctgccgaaggccaac
ttcagtttcctgaagcgcctgttctggccggtgctgctggtgattctgggcttcgccacg
tatgagggcgctcagcgtctgctgccgtatgccgatcgtccgatcacccgcatcaacgtg
cagggcgatttgagttacatcagtcagcaggcagtgcagcagcgcatcgcgccgtatgtg
gcgtcgagttttttcaagatcgatctggccgccatgcgcaccgagcttgagcagatgcca
tggatcgcgcacgccgaagtgcgtcgggtctggccggatcaggtggtgattcgccttgaa
gagcaactgccggttgcgcggtggggcgacgaggcgttgttgaataaccaggggcaggct
ttcacgccgcgtgaactgtccaactatgaacatcttccccagttgttcggcccgcagcgg
gcccagcagcaggtgatgcagcagtaccaggtattgagtcagatgttgcgcccgctgggc
ttctccatcgtacgcctggagctgcgcgagcgtggcagctggttcctgacaacaggcgct
ggtagtgctggcccgggtatcgaattgttgctgggacgcgaccaccttgtcgaaaaaatg
cgccgcttcatcgcgatttacgacaagacgcttaaagaacagatcacgaacatcgcgcgc
gtcgacctgcgttactccaacggccttgcggtcggttggcgcgaacaggcagcgccgacg
acggaaaaacccgccgtcgcgaagaattga
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