Streptomyces antimycoticus: QR300_35205
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Entry
QR300_35205 CDS
T09335
Name
(GenBank) IS3 family transposase
Organism
sant
Streptomyces antimycoticus
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Motif
Pfam:
rve
rve_3
HTH_21
HTH_Tnp_1
rve_2
HTH_28
HTH_23
HTH_Tnp_1_2
HTH_29
Chibby
DivIC
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID:
WJE00789
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Position
complement(join(8088866..8089767,8089767..8089980))
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AA seq
371 aa
AA seq
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MVLDGPRPITHVAAELGIHETSLGKWVSQYRASLDSTPQPGTGEPKTDRERQLERENQKL
REENAFLKKAAFLLRQRASVISRYEFIDAEKACFRIVDMCRWLKVSRSGFYEWRNRPASA
TEQRRERLRAMIREIFDANHQTYGYRRIHAVLVRSGERASLELVRDLMRELGLAPCQPRP
WRPVTTHASSHRIPDLVQRDFTSDRPGVKFVGDITYIPTWEGFVYLATVIDCHSKAVIGW
AMDDNFKTPLISSALEMAAGRMKIEKGAVFHSDRGSNYTSDEFARALSRYGMRQSVGRTG
VCWDNAMAESFFGALKNEWLNHYVFATRAKARREVVRYIEGFYNRRRLHSQLGYRTPAEV
LSQHHIARLAA
NT seq
1116 nt
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nt
atggtgctcgacggccctcgcccgatcacccatgttgccgccgagctcggcatccacgag
accagcctcggtaagtgggtctcgcaataccgggcatcgctggactccacgccccagccc
ggaaccggcgaaccgaagaccgaccgcgaacggcagcttgaacgtgagaaccagaaactc
cgagaggagaacgcgttcctcaaaaaagcggccttccttcttcgccagcgagcatcggtg
atctcccgctacgagttcatcgacgcggagaaggcatgcttccgcatcgtcgacatgtgc
cgttggctgaaggtatcccgttccggattctacgaatggcggaaccggccggcctctgca
acggagcagcgccgggaacggctgcgggccatgatccgggagatattcgatgcgaaccac
cagacgtacggctaccggcgtatccatgcggtgctggtgaggtcgggcgagcgggcatcg
ttggagctggtccgtgacctgatgcgggaactgggactggcgccgtgtcagccgcggccc
tggaggccggtcacgacgcacgccagcagccatcggatccccgacttggtacagagggac
ttcacatccgatcgtccgggcgtcaagttcgtgggtgacattacctatattcccacgtgg
gaagggttcgtctatctggccaccgtcatcgattgtcacagtaaggccgtcatcggctgg
gccatggatgacaatttcaagaccccgctgatatcgtcggcacttgaaatggccgccgga
aggatgaaaatcgagaagggcgcggtattccattccgaccgaggcagcaactacacctcg
gatgagttcgccagggccctctcccggtatggcatgagacagtccgttggaaggactggc
gtctgttgggacaacgccatggccgaatcgttcttcggcgcgctgaagaacgagtggctg
aaccactacgttttcgccacccgcgcgaaagcacgtcgcgaggtcgtcagatatatcgag
ggcttctacaatcgccggaggctgcactcgcaacttgggtatcgaacgccagctgaagtg
ctgagccagcatcacatcgctcgactcgcagcgtag
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