KEGG   Sphingobium sp. AntQ-1: sphantq_04213
Entry
sphantq_04213     CDS       T10291                                 
Symbol
atpF_2
Name
(GenBank) ATP synthase subunit b
  KO
K02109  F-type H+-transporting ATPase subunit b
Organism
spag  Sphingobium sp. AntQ-1
Pathway
spag00190  Oxidative phosphorylation
spag01100  Metabolic pathways
Module
spag_M00157  F-type ATPase, prokaryotes and chloroplasts
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:spag00001]
 09100 Metabolism
  09102 Energy metabolism
   00190 Oxidative phosphorylation
    sphantq_04213 (atpF_2)
 09180 Brite Hierarchies
  09181 Protein families: metabolism
   00194 Photosynthesis proteins [BR:spag00194]
    sphantq_04213 (atpF_2)
Photosynthesis proteins [BR:spag00194]
 Photosystem and electron transport system
  F-type ATPase [OT]
   sphantq_04213 (atpF_2)
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: ATP-synt_B SDA1_dom
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID: WCP15729
LinkDB
Position
2:complement(510835..511587)
AA seq 250 aa
MRIDWWTLALQAINVVILVWLLARFLFRPVMGAITARQTAMDQLLADAESAKAAALKLEA
DLKAQTDAFAADGEARRSALLASIEAERSRLLDAATIETDAKAKQALASVEDAQKGMATQ
LEENAAVLAGQMASALLRRLPAAGTTDMMFTALLERVERLPVEERRALAGDTPLAIVTPA
ALDGETQARCVQKLEEALPGLAAPNFTVDPALIAGFELHGPHMLVRNSWRADLDTQLAAL
KEDDHAGLRG
NT seq 753 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
atgcgtatcgactggtggacgctggcgctgcaggcgatcaacgtcgtcatcctcgtctgg
ctgctcgcacgcttcctttttcgtccggtgatgggggctatcaccgcgcgccagacggct
atggaccagctgctcgccgatgcggagtctgcaaaggcagctgcgctcaagctggaagcg
gatcttaaggcgcagaccgacgccttcgccgccgatggagaggcacgccggtcagctttg
ctggccagcatagaggccgaacgcagccgcctccttgatgcggccacgatcgagaccgat
gcaaaagcgaagcaggcgcttgcttctgtcgaggacgcgcaaaagggcatggcgacacag
ctagaggaaaacgcggccgtgctcgcgggccagatggcgtctgcgttgctgcgccggcta
ccggccgcgggcaccaccgatatgatgttcactgccctgctcgaacgggtcgaacgcttg
ccggtcgaggaacgccgagccctggccggtgacactcctctcgccatcgtgacgccggcc
gcgctcgatggggagacccaagcgcgatgcgtgcaaaagctcgaagaggcactgccgggg
cttgcagcaccgaacttcaccgtcgatcccgcgctgattgccgggttcgagctccatgga
ccgcacatgctcgtccgtaacagctggcgagccgatctcgacacgcagctggcggcactc
aaggaggacgatcatgccgggctccgcggatga

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