Agrobacterium pusense IRBG74: BN877_I0218
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Entry
BN877_I0218 CDS
T02867
Name
(GenBank) Flp pilus assembly protein, protease CpaA
KO
K02278
prepilin peptidase CpaA [EC:
3.4.23.43
]
Organism
rir
Agrobacterium pusense IRBG74
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
rir00001
]
09180 Brite Hierarchies
09181 Protein families: metabolism
01002 Peptidases and inhibitors [BR:
rir01002
]
BN877_I0218
09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
02044 Secretion system [BR:
rir02044
]
BN877_I0218
02035 Bacterial motility proteins [BR:
rir02035
]
BN877_I0218
Enzymes [BR:
rir01000
]
3. Hydrolases
3.4 Acting on peptide bonds (peptidases)
3.4.23 Aspartic endopeptidases
3.4.23.43 prepilin peptidase
BN877_I0218
Peptidases and inhibitors [BR:
rir01002
]
Aspartic peptidases
Family A24: type IV prepilin peptidase family
BN877_I0218
Secretion system [BR:
rir02044
]
Type II secretion system
Tight adherence (Tad) export apparatus
BN877_I0218
Bacterial motility proteins [BR:
rir02035
]
Pilus system
Pilus assembly proteins
BN877_I0218
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Motif
Pfam:
Peptidase_A24
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID:
CDI07136
UniProt:
U4PSZ8
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Position
complement(226301..226813)
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AA seq
170 aa
AA seq
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MVIAVIFLALPLCLAFAAFTDLLSMTIPNRIPLILLLSFIVIAPFSGMDWQTFGMSLAAA
GVVFAACFALFAANVMGGGDAKLLTGAAVWYGFNVSLVEFLLSVTFVGGLLTLGILLLRS
RAQEIMASGIPVPASLLVAKKIPYGIGIAIAGFMTYGDAPIVKAAVASLS
NT seq
513 nt
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nt
atggttatagccgtcatcttcctggcacttccgctttgccttgcattcgcggcgtttacc
gacctgctaagcatgactatccccaaccggattccgctgattttgctgctgtcgttcatc
gtgatcgcgcctttttccggcatggactggcagactttcggaatgagccttgccgcggcg
ggcgtagtttttgctgcctgcttcgcgctttttgcggcaaacgtcatgggtggtggggat
gcgaaactcctgactggcgcagcggtgtggtacggcttcaacgtttcccttgttgaattt
ctgctttcagtgacattcgttggaggactgctgaccctcggcattttgctcttgcggtcg
cgcgcccaggaaatcatggccagcggcattcccgtgccagcttcgctgctcgtggcaaaa
aaaattccctatgggatcggcatcgccattgcagggttcatgacctatggtgacgcaccg
atagtaaaagcggcagtcgccagcctctcctag
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