Plasmodium vivax: PVX_083120 Help Entry PVX_083120        CDS       T01073                                  Name (RefSeq) hypothetical protein, conserved   KO K23093   U6 snRNA phosphodiesterase [EC:3.1.4.-] Organism pvx  Plasmodium vivax Brite KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:pvx00001]  09180 Brite Hierarchies   09182 Protein families: genetic information processing    03041 Spliceosome [BR:pvx03041]     PVX_083120 Spliceosome [BR:pvx03041]  Other splicing related proteins   Proteins involved in snRNP biogenesis    Other proteins involved in snRNP biogenesis     PVX_083120 BRITE hierarchy SSDB OrthologParalogGene clusterGFIT Motif Pfam:  HVSL Motif Other DBs NCBI-GeneID:  5473508 NCBI-ProteinID:  XP_001614223 UniProt:  A0A1G4HGI0 A5K882 LinkDB All DBs Position 12:384049..385387 Genome browser AA seq 278 aa AA seqDB search MLNRGDFNSYIYIPVKNNEQVKKRSQVCFHLLQRLTEKQLAISKDKEEATNPYSNQRDEL NAGESSKHVFYQLDELNEGGKKPKGESTKREYKNHIHITIADTVQIKRHMITSFVTKIRE ELQTQSCFHLFFKNSVDLYRSQKHTKYFCAYSVTPDQQETHLDVLLKKIEKVLGQFGLTN QYANRICHLSLAYTDINLGPLLEENQLNVGDTFWPDIERIVGDNNLCSSSTEESDQFCIY VNRICIRVGNTVYESRFRNLHDHLNVLQSDESADSSTE NT seq 837 nt NT seq  +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt atgctaaaccgaggtgatttcaactcatacatttacatcccagttaagaacaacgagcag gtgaagaaaagatcccaggtgtgcttccaccttctccaaagactcacagaaaagcaacta gccataagcaaagataaagaggaggcaaccaacccgtacagtaaccagagagacgaatta aacgcaggggaatcgtcaaagcatgtcttctaccagctggacgaattaaatgaaggtggg aaaaaaccaaaaggggagagtaccaaaagggaatataaaaaccacatacacataacgata gcagatacagtgcaaattaagaggcacatgattacctcgtttgttacgaagataagggaa gaactccagacgcagagttgttttcacctctttttcaaaaattcggtggacctctaccga agccaaaagcacacgaaatacttctgtgcatattctgtcacgcccgatcaacaagaaacg cacttggatgttctattaaaaaaaatagaaaaagttttgggccagtttggactgactaac cagtatgccaatcgaatatgtcacctctccttggcctacacagacatcaatttgggcccc ctgctggaagagaaccaactaaatgtaggggataccttttggccagacattgagaggatt gtgggggataataatttatgctcaagttcaaccgaagagagtgaccaattttgcatttac gtgaatcgaatttgcatccgtgttggcaacactgtgtatgaatctcgtttcagaaatttg cacgaccatttgaacgtgctgcagtctgatgagtcggcggatagcagcacggagtga

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