KEGG   Paracoccus marcusii: CP157_00160
Entry
CP157_00160       CDS       T07681                                 
Symbol
petA
Name
(GenBank) Ubiquinol-cytochrome c reductase iron-sulfur subunit
  KO
K00411  ubiquinol-cytochrome c reductase iron-sulfur subunit [EC:7.1.1.8]
Organism
pmau  Paracoccus marcusii
Pathway
pmau00190  Oxidative phosphorylation
pmau01100  Metabolic pathways
pmau02020  Two-component system
pmau04148  Efferocytosis
Module
pmau_M00151  Cytochrome bc1 complex respiratory unit
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:pmau00001]
 09100 Metabolism
  09102 Energy metabolism
   00190 Oxidative phosphorylation
    CP157_00160 (petA)
 09130 Environmental Information Processing
  09132 Signal transduction
   02020 Two-component system
    CP157_00160 (petA)
 09140 Cellular Processes
  09141 Transport and catabolism
   04148 Efferocytosis
    CP157_00160 (petA)
Enzymes [BR:pmau01000]
 7. Translocases
  7.1  Catalysing the translocation of protons
   7.1.1  Linked to oxidoreductase reactions
    7.1.1.8  quinol---cytochrome-c reductase
     CP157_00160 (petA)
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: UCR_Fe-S_N Rieske
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID: QXI62498
LinkDB
Position
complement(164807..165370)
AA seq 187 aa
MSHADDHVGTRRDFLYYATAGAGTVAAGAAAWTLVNQMNPSADVQALASIQVDVSGVAAG
SQITVLFLGKPVFIRRRTPEEIEAGRAVELSELPDQNAQNPNLADGSPATDANRALDETG
EWLVQIGVCTHLGCVPIGDGAGDFGGWFCPCHGSHYDTAGRIRRGPAPQNMHIPLASFVN
DTTIQLG
NT seq 564 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
gtgtcccacgcagatgaccacgtaggcacccggagggatttcctctattatgccacggcg
ggcgcaggcacggtggccgccggtgccgccgcctggacccttgtgaatcagatgaacccc
tcggccgacgtgcaggcgctggcctcgatccaggtcgatgtcagcggcgtcgccgccggg
tcgcagatcaccgtgctgttcctgggcaagcctgtgttcatccgccgccggacccccgag
gagatcgaggccggacgtgcggtcgagctgagcgagctgcccgaccagaacgcccagaac
cccaacctggccgacggatcgcccgccaccgacgcaaaccgcgcgctggacgagaccggc
gaatggctggtccagatcggcgtctgcacccacctgggctgcgtgcccatcggtgacggc
gcgggcgatttcggcggctggttctgcccctgccacggcagccattacgacaccgcaggc
cgcatccgtcgcgggcccgcgccgcagaacatgcatattccgctggcgtcgttcgtgaac
gacaccaccattcagctgggttaa

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