Sinorhizobium meliloti 2011: SM2011_a1313 Help Entry SM2011_a1313      CDS       T02497                                  Symbol virB5 Name (GenBank) VirB5 type IV secretion protein   KO K03200   type IV secretion system protein VirB5 Organism smel  Sinorhizobium meliloti 2011 Pathway smel03070   Bacterial secretion system Brite KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:smel00001]  09130 Environmental Information Processing   09131 Membrane transport    03070 Bacterial secretion system     SM2011_a1313 (virB5)  09180 Brite Hierarchies   09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes    02044 Secretion system [BR:smel02044]     SM2011_a1313 (virB5) Secretion system [BR:smel02044]  Type IV secretion system   Conjugal DNA-protein transfer (VirB/D) protein    SM2011_a1313 (virB5) BRITE hierarchy SSDB OrthologParalogGene clusterGFIT Motif Pfam:  T4SS DUF4349 NPV_P10 Motif Other DBs NCBI-ProteinID:  AGG70400 LinkDB All DBs Position pSymA:complement(716099..716800) Genome browser AA seq 233 aa AA seqDB search MAFFRINCVVIASALILSATGAAGQGIPVIDQTAIAKQIESIAQLKAQLDALNQQIEQAQ QLHGSLNKLTDMSDVASVLNDPAIRKALPADFSAIEGLFKGNGTGVFADSASKFLDGNTT YQTNAADDFYAQELSRIQNKNAGQMSLGQQIYDAATKRIDGIDQLREKISTAGDAKDIAD LQARLQAEQAFLQTDVLRMEGLRMVQQAQEQVDEQRKAEDWRQRMDAIKAALQ NT seq 702 nt NT seq  +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt atggctttctttcgaattaactgtgtggtgattgcctctgcgctcatcctttccgccacc ggtgcggcagggcaggggatcccggtgatcgaccagaccgcgatcgccaagcagatcgag agcatcgcgcagctgaaagcccaactcgatgcgctcaatcagcagatcgagcaggcacag cagctccacggctcgctcaacaagctcaccgacatgtcggatgttgccagcgtcttgaac gatccggccattcgcaaagcgctgccggcagacttcagcgccatcgagggcctgttcaaa ggcaacggtacgggcgtcttcgctgactcagcctcaaagttcctcgacggtaatacgacc tatcaaaccaacgccgccgacgacttctacgcgcaggaactttcgcgcatccaaaacaag aacgccggtcagatgagcctcggccaacagatttatgatgccgcgaccaagcgcatcgac ggcatcgaccagctgcgcgagaagatttcgacggcaggcgacgctaaggatatcgccgac ctgcaggcgcgacttcaggccgagcaggccttccttcagaccgatgtattgcggatggag ggtctgcggatggtgcagcaggcgcaggagcaggtcgatgaacagcgcaaggccgaggac tggcgccagcgcatggatgcgatcaaggcggccctgcaatga

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