Rathayibacter toxicus WAC3373: APU90_09705
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Entry
APU90_09705 CDS
T04269
Name
(GenBank) hypothetical protein
KO
K02493
release factor glutamine methyltransferase [EC:
2.1.1.297
]
Organism
rtc
Rathayibacter toxicus WAC3373
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
rtc00001
]
09180 Brite Hierarchies
09182 Protein families: genetic information processing
03012 Translation factors [BR:
rtc03012
]
APU90_09705
Enzymes [BR:
rtc01000
]
2. Transferases
2.1 Transferring one-carbon groups
2.1.1 Methyltransferases
2.1.1.297 peptide chain release factor N5-glutamine methyltransferase
APU90_09705
Translation factors [BR:
rtc03012
]
Eukaryotic type
Release factors
APU90_09705
Prokaryotic type
APU90_09705
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Motif
Pfam:
Methyltransf_25
MTS
Methyltransf_31
PrmA
Methyltransf_11
UPF0020
Methyltransf_12
FtsJ
Cons_hypoth95
Methyltransf_23
Methyltransf_4
Methyltransf_32
DOT1
PCMT
TRM5-TYW2_MTfase
Methyltransf_2
Methyltransf_15
EcoRI_methylase
NpmA
N6_Mtase
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID:
ALS58003
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Position
2132470..2133087
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AA seq
205 aa
AA seq
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MDICGLRIACERGVFTPRLSTIDLVWRAAQRSADVEFGRAPIVVDIGAGTGAIALVLAAA
VDATCIGIDIDTAAVDLARRNALALSLENRTTFFVADARGPEFAALLPEADVVVCNPPYI
PDRIRLPTDVVKNQPAAALYSGPDGMGLTGVCLRLGLSVVRPGGFLLLEHDPAQTGVVAA
LARRRGGWVADYARGGTTVLRREAS
NT seq
618 nt
NT seq
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nt
atggacatctgcggcctacgaatcgcctgtgagcgcggcgtcttcacccctcgcctctcg
acgatcgatctcgtttggcgcgcggcgcaacggagcgccgatgtcgagttcggccgcgca
cctatcgtcgtggacattggcgcaggtaccggtgcgatcgctcttgtactcgctgctgcc
gtcgacgcgacttgcatcggcatcgacatcgacactgccgcggtagatctcgcgcgcagg
aacgcactcgcactgtccctggaaaatcgcacgaccttcttcgtcgccgatgcgcgcggc
cccgagttcgccgctttgctgccggaggccgacgtcgttgtctgcaatccaccctatata
cccgaccggatccggctgcctaccgatgtcgtcaaaaatcagccagccgccgcactctat
tcgggaccggacggtatggggctgacgggagtctgcttgcggcttggtctgagcgtcgtg
cggcctggtggctttctgctccttgagcacgatcccgcacagaccggcgtcgtcgcagca
ctcgcgcggcggcgcggcggctgggtagctgactacgcccgtggcggcacaactgtgcta
cgtcgtgaggcatcatga
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