KEGG   Paenibacillus ihbetae: BBD41_01105
Entry
BBD41_01105       CDS       T05154                                 
Name
(GenBank) sigma factor SigB regulation protein RsbQ
  KO
K19707  sigma-B regulation protein RsbQ
Organism
pib  Paenibacillus ihbetae
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:pib00001]
 09180 Brite Hierarchies
  09182 Protein families: genetic information processing
   03021 Transcription machinery [BR:pib03021]
    BBD41_01105
Transcription machinery [BR:pib03021]
 Prokaryotic type
  Bacterial type
   Other transcription-related factors
    RNA polymerase-associated proteins
     BBD41_01105
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: Abhydrolase_1 Abhydrolase_6 Hydrolase_4 Ndr Abhydrolase_11 Abhydrolase_4 Hormone_2 Esterase
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID: ANY71295
UniProt: A0A1B2DUA8
LinkDB
Position
complement(266928..267767)
AA seq 279 aa
MDSQQILIRNNVKVTGYGTKALIFAHGFGCDQNMWRFVAPAFEEKYKVVLFDFVGSGKSD
IQAYDPNRYHDLNGYAQDILDICSALELKDAILVGHSVGATIGLLASIQRPEYFERLVLI
GPSACYMNDLPDYIGGFEREDLVALLDMMDQNYQGWASYLAPVIMGNADRPELSEELELS
FCATDPKAARLFAEATFLSDYRQELGKATVPSLILQCSDDVIAPMEAGAFVHQQIKGSEF
RLMDATGHCPHLSHPEETIQLINEYLASTEPVPESELHA
NT seq 840 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
atggatagccaacaaattctcatccgaaacaacgtcaaagtaacgggctatggtacaaag
gctcttatattcgcccacggctttggctgtgatcagaacatgtggcgttttgtcgctcca
gctttcgaagagaagtataaggtggtattgtttgactttgtagggtcgggaaagtccgat
atacaagcctatgatcccaatcgttatcatgatttgaacggctatgcccaggatatcctg
gacatctgctcagcgcttgagttgaaggatgctattctagtgggtcactccgtcggcgca
acgatcgggttgctggcctctattcaaagaccggagtactttgagcgccttgttctgatc
gggccttcggcatgttacatgaacgatctgccggattacatcggcggatttgagcgggaa
gatctggttgcgttattggacatgatggatcaaaattatcaaggttgggcgagttacttg
gctccggtcataatggggaatgcggaccggccggaattatcggaagagctggagctcagc
ttctgcgcaacggatccgaaagcggcccgtctttttgcggaagccacttttctctcggat
taccgtcaggagctcggcaaggccacggtgccttcgctcatcctgcaatgctccgatgat
gtaattgctccgatggaagccggggcttttgtccaccagcagatcaagggaagcgagttc
cggctgatggatgcaaccggtcattgtcctcacctcagccatccggaagagaccattcag
ctcatcaacgaatacctggcctcaacggagccggttccggaaagcgagctgcacgcctga

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