KEGG   Serratia inhibens: Q5A_013660
Entry
Q5A_013660        CDS       T04576                                 
Symbol
zntB_2
Name
(GenBank) Zinc transport protein ZntB
  KO
K16074  zinc transporter
Organism
sply  Serratia inhibens
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:sply00001]
 09180 Brite Hierarchies
  09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
   02000 Transporters [BR:sply02000]
    Q5A_013660 (zntB_2)
Transporters [BR:sply02000]
 Other transporters
  Pores ion channels [TC:1]
   Q5A_013660 (zntB_2)
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: CorA
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID: ANS43185
LinkDB
Position
complement(2895362..2896345)
AA seq 327 aa
MDVIEGRELQVPDAVYAYQLDGKGGVTSIDYDDKITCDEPCWLHLDYAHPASAEWLNTTP
LLPDAVREALSGESSRPRVSRLGDGTMITLRSINFNANSRPDQLVTIRVYMTDKLIVSTR
HRKVYSIDQVVSDLQSGTGPTNSGNWLVEIADALNDHTSDFIEDLHDKIIDLEDALLEQQ
IPERGQLALIRKQLIVLRRYMAPQRDVFSRLASERLPWMNDDDRRRMQDVADRLGRGLDD
LDGSIARTAILSDEITTVMADAMNRRTYTMSLLAMVFLPTTFLTGLFGVNLGGIPGGGNP
FGFATFCLMLTGLVLGVAWWLKRSRWL
NT seq 984 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
atggatgtcattgaggggcgcgagttacaggttcctgatgcggtgtatgcctaccagctc
gatggcaagggcggcgtaacatcgattgactacgatgataaaatcacctgcgatgagcct
tgctggctgcatctggattatgcgcacccggccagcgctgaatggctgaacactacgccg
ttgttgccggatgcggtaagagaagcgttatcgggggaaagctcgcgcccgcgggtcagc
cgcctgggcgatggcaccatgatcacgttgcgcagtattaatttcaacgccaactcgcgg
ccggatcagttggtgactattcgcgtttatatgaccgataaactgatcgtttctacccga
catcgtaaggtgtactccatcgatcaggtggtgagcgatctgcaaagcggtactgggcca
accaacagcggcaactggctggtggaaattgccgatgccttgaacgatcacaccagcgat
tttatagaggatctgcacgataagatcatcgatttggaagatgcgcttttggagcagcaa
attccggagcgcgggcagttggcactgatccgcaaacaactgattgtgttgcgccgctac
atggcgccgcagcgcgacgtattttcccggctggcgagcgagcggttgccctggatgaac
gatgacgaccgacggcgcatgcaagatgttgccgaccggctggggcgcggcctggacgat
ctggatggcagcattgcgcgcaccgcgatcctttccgatgaaatcaccaccgtgatggcc
gacgccatgaaccgccgtacttacaccatgtcgctactggcaatggtgttcttgcccacc
acgtttttgaccggattgttcggcgttaacctgggcggcattcctggtggcggtaatccc
tttggctttgccaccttttgcctgatgctgacgggcctggtgctcggtgtggcctggtgg
ctgaaacgcagccgttggctgtag

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