Polaromonas naphthalenivorans: Pnap_4776
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Entry
Pnap_4776 CDS
T00459
Name
(GenBank) Cobyrinic acid a,c-diamide synthase
KO
K03496
chromosome partitioning protein
Organism
pna
Polaromonas naphthalenivorans
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
pna00001
]
09180 Brite Hierarchies
09182 Protein families: genetic information processing
03036 Chromosome and associated proteins [BR:
pna03036
]
Pnap_4776
09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
04812 Cytoskeleton proteins [BR:
pna04812
]
Pnap_4776
Chromosome and associated proteins [BR:
pna03036
]
Prokaryotic type
Chromosome partitioning proteins
Other chromosome partitioning proteins
Pnap_4776
Cytoskeleton proteins [BR:
pna04812
]
Prokaryotic cytoskeleton proteins
MinD / ParA class of bacterial cytoskeletal proteins
Pnap_4776
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Motif
Pfam:
CbiA
AAA_31
MipZ
VirC1
ParA
ArsA_ATPase
Fer4_NifH
SRP54
CBP_BcsQ
AAA_24
nSTAND3
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Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID:
ABM40185
UniProt:
A1VX07
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Position
pPNAP05:complement(13125..13754)
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AA seq
209 aa
AA seq
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MIYAIVNTKGGVGKTTTAVHLATMLARLGETLLIDGDPQASAASWAAWRRDNSSHGPSPT
TTCLTGKAILSEGKQLAAKYEHVVVDAGGRDSVGLRSALLLAKMAIVPIGASSLDAAAMT
DLLEVVELSRDYNPELDVRVLLTRVDPRTKDAAEMLKFLAEQNLTVLPTKICERVAFRRA
IGEGVIVQELGKDQAAIAEIEAFFREVQA
NT seq
630 nt
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nt
atgatctatgcaatcgtaaatactaaaggcggagtagggaaaaccacgacggcggtgcat
ctagcaacgatgcttgcccgcttgggagaaaccttgttgatcgatggcgatccgcaagcc
agcgctgcgagttgggcagcgtggcgacgtgacaactcgtcgcacggcccaagcccgacg
acaacgtgtcttaccggaaaagcgattctttcagaaggcaagcagcttgcagccaaatat
gagcatgttgtggttgatgctggcggccgtgattccgttggcctgcgctctgccctgctg
ttggcgaaaatggcgattgtgccaatcggtgcaagtagccttgatgctgcggccatgacg
gatttactggaggtggtcgaattgagtcgcgattacaacccagaactggacgtgcgtgta
ctgctgacccgtgttgatccgcgcacaaaggatgccgctgaaatgctgaaatttctggcc
gaacaaaacctgacggtgctgccaacgaagatttgcgagcgcgttgctttccgtcgcgcc
attggcgaaggggttatcgtccaagagctgggcaaggaccaagctgccattgctgaaatt
gaagccttctttcgtgaggttcaggcatga
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