KEGG   Serratia sp. AS12: SerAS12_2522
Entry
SerAS12_2522      CDS       T01502                                 
Name
(GenBank) transcriptional regulator, LysR family
  KO
K26290  LysR family transcriptional regulator, regulator of pal gene cluster
Organism
srs  Serratia sp. AS12
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:srs00001]
 09180 Brite Hierarchies
  09182 Protein families: genetic information processing
   03000 Transcription factors [BR:srs03000]
    SerAS12_2522
Transcription factors [BR:srs03000]
 Prokaryotic type
  Helix-turn-helix
   LysR family
    SerAS12_2522
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: LysR_substrate HTH_1 HTH_30
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID: AEF50595
LinkDB
Position
2712506..2713441
AA seq 311 aa
MIVDKILRQFIEVAMFKNVSHAANKLCLSQPTLTHNMKKLEENLGVQLLERTSTGVTTTE
YGDLLLEQAQMMQRIYDNTLIKLAFIKARQEQSLRMGTGHAWWYMFVRDSFNAYRSLHST
VNIHIDLGNHLRLMDLLLGGDIDMFIGHEIQGLNPKAGISFLPLFSTTDSMFVRSGHPLA
GRQVGPDELLDYPCVELTPDESRYQHMVEDMQPKKMARNRLHLAERVICSTNSMMSAVDM
INDSDAVMLAYPTCMAGYFADYGIVPLKTTQESLRCTVGIYLMREKADAPHVVQMQALMH
QHLEQIRPLLL
NT seq 936 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
atgatcgtggacaaaattctgcggcagtttatcgaagtagcgatgttcaaaaatgtgagt
catgcagcaaacaagctttgcctgagccaaccgacgctgacccacaacatgaagaaactg
gaagagaacctgggggtgcaactgctggagcgcacttcaaccggggttaccaccaccgaa
tacggcgatctgctgctggaacaggcgcagatgatgcagcgcatttatgacaacacgctg
atcaagctggcgttcatcaaggcacgccaggaacagagcctgcgcatgggcaccggccac
gcctggtggtatatgtttgtgcgcgacagctttaatgcctaccgcagcctgcactctacg
gtgaatattcatatcgatctgggtaaccacctgcgcctgatggatctgctgctgggcggg
gatatcgatatgtttatcggccatgaaattcaggggttgaaccccaaggccggcatcagc
tttttgccgctgttcagcaccaccgacagcatgttcgtccgcagcgggcatccgctggca
ggccggcaggttgggccggacgaattattggattacccttgcgtggagctgacgccggat
gaaagccgctatcaacatatggtggaagacatgcagccgaagaaaatggcgcgtaaccgg
ctgcatctggcggaacgggtgatttgctcgactaactcgatgatgtcggcggtggacatg
atcaacgattctgacgcagtgatgctggcttatcccacctgcatggcgggttatttcgcc
gactacggcattgtgccgctgaaaacaacgcaggaaagcctgcgttgcacggtgggcatt
tacctgatgcgcgaaaaggcggatgcgccccacgtggtgcagatgcaggcgttaatgcat
cagcatctggagcagatccgccctctgttgctgtag

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