KEGG   Streptosporangium roseum: Sros_3765
Entry
Sros_3765         CDS       T01137                                 
Name
(GenBank) conserved hypothetical protein
  KO
K02609  ring-1,2-phenylacetyl-CoA epoxidase subunit PaaA [EC:1.14.13.149]
Organism
sro  Streptosporangium roseum
Pathway
sro00360  Phenylalanine metabolism
sro01100  Metabolic pathways
sro01120  Microbial metabolism in diverse environments
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:sro00001]
 09100 Metabolism
  09105 Amino acid metabolism
   00360 Phenylalanine metabolism
    Sros_3765
Enzymes [BR:sro01000]
 1. Oxidoreductases
  1.14  Acting on paired donors, with incorporation or reduction of molecular oxygen
   1.14.13  With NADH or NADPH as one donor, and incorporation of one atom of oxygen into the other donor
    1.14.13.149  phenylacetyl-CoA 1,2-epoxidase
     Sros_3765
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: PaaA_PaaC
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID: ACZ86687
UniProt: D2ATG7
LinkDB
Position
complement(4179151..4179879)
AA seq 242 aa
MSDTLGVLMNQVVSGPEEARTLGDEYITAVSKIVNSHVRNEAAGAAIFDEPSIALAPTPR
EKWLACRMAMEEYGHHLKFNKLAAELGLEDPHARSPLSVFEYEVGSWTEYVMTKAIVDLA
EVVLMEDLSHCSYLPLRKLCRSLMPEERFHVGFGTTTARQLVADPAKRDDVRRAAHELIT
MTLPFFGRSDSRNNEVFRRWGIKRMTNDECRTEFVRRTRALLEDELGLDHPEVDARWHGT
SS
NT seq 729 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
gtgtccgatacgctcggggttctcatgaaccaggtggtttccggcccggaggaggctcgc
accctcggagacgagtacatcaccgcggtcagcaagatcgtgaacagccatgtccgcaac
gaggcggcgggggccgcgatattcgacgagccgtcgatcgcgctcgccccgacgccccgg
gagaagtggctggcctgcagaatggcgatggaagaatacggccatcacctgaaattcaac
aaactcgccgccgagctgggcctggaggatccccacgcccgatcacctctttccgtattc
gaatacgaggtgggcagctggaccgaatacgtcatgacgaaggcgatcgtcgatctcgcc
gaggtcgtcctgatggaggatctcagccactgctcctacctccccttgcgcaagctctgc
cggtcgctgatgcccgaggagcgcttccacgtcgggttcggcaccacgaccgcgcggcag
ctcgtggccgaccccgccaagcgcgacgacgtacggcgggcggcacacgagctgatcacg
atgacgctccccttcttcggccgcagcgactccaggaacaacgaggtcttccgccgatgg
ggcatcaaacggatgacgaacgacgagtgccgcacggagttcgtccggcggacccgggcc
ctcctcgaagacgagctgggcctcgaccacccggaagtggacgcgcgatggcacggcact
tcgagctga

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