Penaeus japonicus (kuruma prawn): 122247418
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Entry
122247418 CDS
T07703
Name
(RefSeq) transmembrane protein 53-B-like
KO
K28359
transmembrane protein 53
Organism
pja
Penaeus japonicus (kuruma prawn)
Pathway
pja04350
TGF-beta signaling pathway
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
pja00001
]
09130 Environmental Information Processing
09132 Signal transduction
04350 TGF-beta signaling pathway
122247418
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Motif
Pfam:
DUF829
Peptidase_S9
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-GeneID:
122247418
NCBI-ProteinID:
XP_042862634
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Position
Unknown
AA seq
332 aa
AA seq
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MAAASWRMASGVLGVSPRLIRSAAPSLRISATVLSPASLTKSHVPCMSFVLSRDFHALRF
SRNMEFFTSSDVPLPKKTMEVARVLGERERPLTLLFCWLMAKERHVRKYAQLYTNLGIDV
LKVRVSPFDLLRPTKGSQVAADQVLQFLHANPSHSPLLIHGFSVGGYVFSEVMVKVEKDF
KKHGHLLNRFVGQIWDSGVDIDGIPDGMPRAITNNALLQKSMKKYLEWYLKIQYDTATVH
YERASQKMHQNFVGVPGLFLFSDNDPVSTPEMNARVYKKWEAKGHKVFTGHWQKSPHVTH
FQRHPVEYQELMVAFLERVGMIEPTRQRATSI
NT seq
999 nt
NT seq
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nt
atggctgctgcgtcgtggaggatggcctccggggtgctcggtgtgtcgcccaggctcatt
cgctcggctgctccatccttaaggattagcgccaccgttctctcgccggcttcccttacc
aagtcccatgtgccgtgcatgtctttcgtccttagccgggacttccacgctctcaggttc
tccaggaatatggaattcttcacatccagcgacgtgcccctcccgaagaagaccatggag
gttgccagggttttgggcgagcgagaaaggcctttgactctcctcttctgctggctcatg
gctaaagagaggcacgtccggaaatatgcccagctctacaccaacctgggcatcgacgtg
ctgaaagtgagagtttcgcctttcgatctgctcagaccgaccaagggatcgcaggttgca
gcagaccaagtgttgcagtttctccatgcaaacccttctcacagcccactcttgattcat
gggttcagtgtaggaggctatgtcttctctgaagtcatggttaaggtagaaaaagacttc
aagaaacatggacatctactgaacagatttgtgggccagatctgggacagcggcgttgac
atcgatgggatccccgacggcatgccacgtgccattacaaataatgccttgttgcagaag
tccatgaagaagtatttagaatggtacttgaaaatccagtatgacacagcaacagtacac
tacgaaagagcaagtcaaaagatgcaccagaactttgtaggcgtccccggcttgttcctt
ttctccgacaacgacccagtctccacaccagagatgaatgcacgggtctacaaaaaatgg
gaggccaagggtcataaggtgttcaccggtcactggcaaaagtcgccccatgtgacccac
ttccaacggcacccagtggagtaccaggaactgatggtggctttcttggagcgcgtgggg
atgattgagccaaccagacaaagagccacgtctatctaa
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