KEGG   Serratia inhibens: Q5A_015320
Entry
Q5A_015320        CDS       T04576                                 
Symbol
fliH
Name
(GenBank) Flagellar assembly protein FliH
  KO
K02411  flagellar assembly protein FliH
Organism
sply  Serratia inhibens
Pathway
sply02040  Flagellar assembly
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:sply00001]
 09140 Cellular Processes
  09142 Cell motility
   02040 Flagellar assembly
    Q5A_015320 (fliH)
 09180 Brite Hierarchies
  09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
   02044 Secretion system [BR:sply02044]
    Q5A_015320 (fliH)
   02035 Bacterial motility proteins [BR:sply02035]
    Q5A_015320 (fliH)
Secretion system [BR:sply02044]
 Type III secretion system
  Flagellar export apparatus
   Q5A_015320 (fliH)
Bacterial motility proteins [BR:sply02035]
 Flagellar system
  Flagellar assembly proteins
   Type-III secretion
    Q5A_015320 (fliH)
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: FliH Yae1_N Acb2_Tad1_hairpin
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID: ANS43513
LinkDB
Position
3241501..3242199
AA seq 232 aa
MSDRINTLPWQPWSLSDLLEPKPAIEPLLPVETGALPLDDSAERQQQLLQLRLQAEQQGQ
QLGYADGRQKGYEAGLQAGMEEGRQQGLLEAQQQQQPLTAHWQQLITEFQHTLDALDSVI
ASRLMQLALTAAKQVLGQPPVCDGTALLTQIQQLIQQEPMFSGKPQLRVHPDDYQRIEQQ
LGATLSLHGWRLLADAQLHPGGCKVSAEEGDLDASLATRWHELCRLAAPGDL
NT seq 699 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
atgtctgatcgcattaacaccctgccctggcaaccctggtcactcagcgatctgctggag
cccaaaccggcaatcgagcctttgctgccggttgaaaccggcgccctgccgctggacgac
agcgccgagcggcaacagcagttgctccagctgcgcctgcaagcggaacagcaaggccaa
cagctgggctatgccgacggccggcaaaaaggttacgaagcgggtctccaggccggtatg
gaagagggccgccagcaagggctgctggaagcgcagcaacagcagcagccactgaccgcg
cactggcaacagttgataaccgagtttcagcacacgctggatgcgctcgacagcgtgatc
gcctcgcgcctgatgcagttggcgctgaccgccgccaaacaagtgctcggccagccgccg
gtctgcgacggcaccgccctgctgacgcagatccagcagttgatccaacaagagccgatg
ttcagcggcaaaccgcagctgcgcgtgcacccggacgactatcaacgtatcgaacagcag
ctgggcgccacgctcagcctgcacggctggcggctgttggcggacgctcaactgcacccc
ggcggctgcaaggtcagcgccgaagaaggcgatctcgatgccagcctggccacgcgctgg
cacgaactctgccgcctggctgcaccgggagacctgtaa

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