Rhizobium sullae: N2599_08860 Help Entry N2599_08860       CDS       T08545                                  Symbol pcs Name (GenBank) phosphatidylcholine synthase   KO K01004   phosphatidylcholine synthase [EC:2.7.8.24] Organism rsul  Rhizobium sullae Pathway rsul00564   Glycerophospholipid metabolism rsul01110   Biosynthesis of secondary metabolites Brite KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:rsul00001]  09100 Metabolism   09103 Lipid metabolism    00564 Glycerophospholipid metabolism     N2599_08860 (pcs) Enzymes [BR:rsul01000]  2. Transferases   2.7  Transferring phosphorus-containing groups    2.7.8  Transferases for other substituted phosphate groups     2.7.8.24  phosphatidylcholine synthase      N2599_08860 (pcs) BRITE hierarchy SSDB OrthologParalogGene clusterGFIT Motif Pfam:  CDP-OH_P_transf ATP-synt_J Motif Other DBs NCBI-ProteinID:  UWU16081 UniProt:  A0ABY5XPA3 LinkDB All DBs Position complement(1754669..1755397) Genome browser AA seq 242 aa AA seqDB search MKIFNYKRVPYAEIRAFSVHILTASGSFLAFLGVVAAAEHRFIDMFWWLGLALLVDGIDG PIARKVRVKEVLPNWSGDTLDNIIDYVTYVLLPAFALYQSGMIGEPWSFAAAGMIVVSSA IYYADMGMKTDEYFFSGFPVVWNMIVFTLFVIDASAVTALSVVIASVILTFLPINFLHPV RVKRLRPINLGVFFLWSALGMYSLLMHFNMPQWAIILFVISGIYLYCIGAVLQFFPALGR GE NT seq 729 nt NT seq  +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt atgaagattttcaattacaagcgtgttccttatgcagagatacgcgccttttccgtccat attttgacggcgtccggctcgttcctcgcatttcttggtgtggtcgctgccgccgagcac cgattcatcgacatgttctggtggttgggccttgccctgctcgttgacggcatcgacggc cccattgcccgcaaggtgcgggtgaaggaggttttgcccaactggtcgggcgacacgctc gacaatatcatcgactacgtgacctacgtgcttctgcctgctttcgcgctttatcagagc ggcatgatcggtgagccctggtcctttgccgccgccggcatgatcgtcgtgtcaagcgcc atctattatgccgacatgggcatgaagaccgatgagtattttttctccggctttcccgtc gtctggaatatgatcgtcttcacgctcttcgtcatcgatgcgagcgccgtgaccgccttg agtgtcgtgatcgcctcggtgatcctgaccttcctgccgattaatttcttgcatccggtg cgcgtcaaacgtctgcggccgatcaatctcggcgttttctttctctggtcggcgctcggc atgtattcgctgctcatgcatttcaatatgccgcagtgggcgatcattcttttcgtgatc agcggtatctatctctattgcatcggtgccgtgctgcagttcttcccggcgctggggcgt ggcgagtag

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