KEGG   Quercus lobata (valley oak): 115953615
Entry
115953615         CDS       T07350                                 
Name
(RefSeq) syntaxin-71
  KO
K08506  syntaxin of plants SYP7
Organism
qlo  Quercus lobata (valley oak)
Pathway
qlo04130  SNARE interactions in vesicular transport
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:qlo00001]
 09120 Genetic Information Processing
  09123 Folding, sorting and degradation
   04130 SNARE interactions in vesicular transport
    115953615
 09180 Brite Hierarchies
  09182 Protein families: genetic information processing
   04131 Membrane trafficking [BR:qlo04131]
    115953615
Membrane trafficking [BR:qlo04131]
 SNARE
  SNAP-25[C] (Qc)
   Syp7
    115953615
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: SNARE DUF5089 Ran-binding Hydro_N_hd TMP_N NPV_P10
Other DBs
NCBI-GeneID: 115953615
NCBI-ProteinID: XP_030927211
LinkDB
Position
7:complement(44777761..44784450)
AA seq 265 aa
MSVIDILTRVDAICKKYDKYDVEKQKDLNVAGDDAFARLYAAVESDLESALQKAESASKE
KNKASAVAMNAEVRRTKARLLEEVPKLQRLAVKKVKGLSGEELAARNDLVLALPDRIQAI
PDGSAPAAKQSGGWAASASRTEIKFDSDGRFDDEYFQQTEESSGFRQEFEMRKIKQDQGL
DMISEGLDTLKNMASDMNEELDRQVPLMDEIDTKVDKAAADLKNTNVRLKDTVNQLRSSR
NFCIDIILLCIILGIAAYLYNVLKK
NT seq 798 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
atgagcgtgatcgacatcttgaccagagtcgacgcgatctgcaagaagtacgacaaatac
gacgtcgaaaagcagaaggatctcaatgtcgccggcgacgacgccttcgctcgcctctac
gccgccgtcgaatccgacctcgaatctgctcttcagaaagcggagtctgcttcgaaggag
aagaataaagcatcggcggttgcgatgaatgcggaggttcgtcggaccaaggctagattg
ctagaggaggttcctaagttgcagagattggctgtgaaaaaggtgaaagggctttcgggg
gaggagcttgctgctcgtaatgatttggtgcttgcattgccggataggattcaagctata
ccagatgggagtgctcctgcagccaaacaaagtggaggttgggcggcttcagcttctcgt
accgagatcaaatttgattcagatggtcggtttgatgatgaatactttcaacaaactgag
gagtcgagtggattcaggcaggagtttgaaatgcggaaaataaagcaggatcaaggctta
gatatgatatccgaaggtttggatacacttaaaaacatggcttctgatatgaatgaggaa
ttagataggcaagttcctttgatggatgagattgacaccaaggtggacaaggcagcagct
gacctcaagaatactaatgttagacttaaagacacagtgaatcagctgagatcgagtcgg
aatttctgtattgatattattttgttgtgtataattctgggaattgctgcatatttgtac
aatgtactgaagaagtga

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