KEGG   Serratia sp. AS13: SerAS13_1154
Entry
SerAS13_1154      CDS       T02012                                 
Name
(GenBank) polar amino acid ABC transporter, inner membrane subunit
  KO
K02029  polar amino acid transport system permease protein
Organism
sra  Serratia sp. AS13
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:sra00001]
 09180 Brite Hierarchies
  09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
   02000 Transporters [BR:sra02000]
    SerAS13_1154
Transporters [BR:sra02000]
 ABC transporters, prokaryotic type
  Phosphate and amino acid transporters
   Putative polar amino acid transporter
    SerAS13_1154
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: BPD_transp_1
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID: AEG26953
UniProt: A0A7U3YZQ5
LinkDB
Position
complement(1266083..1266970)
AA seq 295 aa
MSKQEVLKVVPARYPLRLVGALFSVFILAAIVQSVAANERWEWGVFAEWFFAPAVLSGLG
QTLLLTLLGTLFSIIFGTLLALARLSRSYLLASLAWGYIWLFRSLPLILVLIILYNFSYL
YDSISLGIPFTSLVFASYPTIDILSQFSVAVLGLTLVQSAYTAEIIRGGILGVEYGQHEA
AAALGLPGYRRTFRIILPQALRSIVPTGFNEIISLAKGTSIVYVLALPELFYTIQVIYNR
TQQVIPLLMVATVWYLFITTALSVIQYYIERYFARGAVRELPPSPWQKLAGWIKR
NT seq 888 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
atgtccaaacaagaagtgttaaaagtggttcccgcacgctatccgctgcggctggtgggc
gcactgttttcggtgtttattctggcggcgatagtccagtcggtggcggccaacgagcgc
tgggagtggggggtatttgccgagtggttctttgcgccggcggtgctttccggcctgggg
caaaccctgctgctgacgctgctcggcacgctgttcagcattattttcggtaccttgctg
gcgctggcgcggctgtcgcgctcttatctgttggcttcgctggcctggggctatatctgg
ctgttccgttcgctgccgctgattctggttctgatcatcttgtataacttctcttacctg
tacgattccatctcgctgggcattccctttacctcactggtgttcgccagctacccgacc
atcgatatcctcagccagttttccgtcgcggtgctggggctgaccctggtgcaatcggcc
tataccgcagaaatcatccgcggcggcattctcggggtggaatacggccagcatgaggcc
gcagcggcgctcggtctgccgggctatcgccgcactttccgcatcattctgccgcaggcg
ctgcgctccatcgttccgaccggtttcaacgagatcatcagcctggcaaagggcacctcg
atcgtttacgtgctggcgttgccggagctgttttacaccattcaggtcatctataaccgc
acgcagcaggtaataccgctgctgatggtcgcgaccgtctggtacctgttcatcaccacc
gcgctgtcggtgatccaatactacattgagcgctattttgcccgaggcgcagtacgcgag
ttgccgccttcaccctggcagaaactggccggctggataaaacgttag

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