KEGG   Metapseudomonas furukawaii: KF707C_310
Entry
KF707C_310        CDS       T07047                                 
Name
(GenBank) glycine cleavage system transcriptional activator
  KO
K27042  LysR family transcriptional regulator, trpBA operon transcriptional activator
Organism
pfuw  Metapseudomonas furukawaii
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:pfuw00001]
 09180 Brite Hierarchies
  09182 Protein families: genetic information processing
   03000 Transcription factors [BR:pfuw03000]
    KF707C_310
Transcription factors [BR:pfuw03000]
 Prokaryotic type
  Helix-turn-helix
   LysR family
    KF707C_310
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: HTH_1 LysR_substrate HTH_11 HTH_23 HTH_20
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID: BAU71719
UniProt: A0AAD1BTL2
LinkDB
Position
31640..32527
AA seq 295 aa
MSRDLPPLNALRAFEAAARLQSISRAADELHVTHGAVSRQVRLLEEELGVALFSKDGRGV
KLTDAGQRLRDAAGDAFERLRGVCADLAKRAEDAPFVLGCPGSLLARWFIPRLDRLNREL
PELRLQLSASEGELDPRRPGVDATLCFAEPPWPADMRVIELAAESIGPVLSPRYGRFDAL
AHGAPESVLAESLLHTVSRPQAWPQWAAAQGLDSGRLRLGQGFEHLYYLLEAAVAGLGVA
IAPQQLVADELASGRLVAPWGFVETRARLALWVPARQLDPRAERLAQWLRQAFAG
NT seq 888 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
atgagccgtgacctgccccccctcaacgccctgcgcgccttcgaagcggccgcccggctg
cagagcatcagccgcgccgccgacgagctgcacgtgacccacggcgccgtgagccgacag
gtgcggctgctggaagaggagctgggggtggccttgttcagcaaggatgggcgtggcgta
aaactcacggatgccggccagcggctgcgggatgcggcgggggatgccttcgagcgcctg
cgcggggtctgtgccgatctggcgaagcgtgcggaagacgcccccttcgtcctcggttgc
cccggcagcctgttggcgcgctggttcatcccgcgactggaccggctaaaccgcgagctg
ccggagctgcgtctgcagctttcggccagcgagggggaactggatccgcgccgcccgggg
gtcgacgccaccctgtgcttcgccgagccgccctggccggcggacatgcgcgtgatcgag
ctggcggcggaatccatcggcccggtgctgagcccgcgctacggacgcttcgacgccctg
gcgcacggggccccggaaagcgtgctggcggagtcgttgctgcacacggtgtcccgccca
caggcctggccacagtgggccgccgcccaggggctggacagcggccggctgcggttggga
cagggtttcgagcatctctactacttgctggaggccgccgtggccgggctgggtgtggcc
atcgcgccccagcaactggtggccgacgagctggcctccgggcgcctggtggcgccctgg
gggttcgtcgagacgcgcgcgcggctggcgctctgggtgccggcgcggcaactggaccct
cgcgccgaacgcctggcgcagtggctgcggcaggcgttcgccggttag

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