KEGG   Terriglobus albidus: FTW19_11245
Entry
FTW19_11245       CDS       T06135                                 
Name
(GenBank) flippase-like domain-containing protein
  KO
K07027  glycosyltransferase 2 family protein
Organism
talb  Terriglobus albidus
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:talb00001]
 09190 Not Included in Pathway or Brite
  09191 Unclassified: metabolism
   99986 Glycan metabolism
    FTW19_11245
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: LPG_synthase_TM
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID: QEE28523
UniProt: A0A5B9E8K2
LinkDB
Position
complement(2834970..2836007)
AA seq 345 aa
MKDKKTPVSLAVLAVLAILIYLFRSKIHFDFGLFVRQLHLIDYRHVAAGIGLIWGTYLFR
SWRWTILLGKLRKVSPLSLTGSHFIGFTAVAIFGRLADLSRPYIIAKRTRTSIAPQIAIY
TLERMFDLGSAALVFSTALLFLPKNMPHHETFVRVGAFSLAATIAIAIFAIAIRIAGSAL
GAMAKAILGKLSEGLGETVAEKILGFRDGLGAIPSIGSLVVTIILSIVMWAMIAGAYLET
AHAFVHTPELGTLTFASVMLLMAASLGGSLLQLPVIGWFTQIAATAASMQAFYGAPIEAS
TACGALLLIVTSLSIIPVGLVFSRIESVSIGKVAEASEHAAETSA
NT seq 1038 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
atgaaggacaagaaaactccggtctctctggcagtactcgcagttcttgccatcctgatc
tatctcttccggtcgaagatccacttcgatttcgggctgtttgtgcgccagcttcacctg
atcgactacaggcacgtcgctgccggcattggcctgatctggggtacctatcttttccgt
tcctggcgatggaccatcctgctggggaaactccgcaaggtttcgccgctctcgctgacg
gggtcgcacttcatcggctttaccgcagtcgccatcttcggacgtctggcggacctgtca
cgcccatacattatcgccaaacgcaccaggacctcgatcgcaccccagatcgcgatttac
acgctggagcgcatgttcgatctgggctcggcagcgctggtcttttctacggcactgctc
tttctgccaaagaacatgccacaccacgagacctttgtccgggttggcgctttctcgctt
gcggcaaccatcgcaatcgccatctttgcaattgccattcggatcgccggttctgcactg
ggagccatggccaaagcaattctgggcaagctctccgaggggctcggcgaaaccgttgcc
gaaaagatccttggctttcgcgacggattgggcgcgattcccagcattggttcgctcgtc
gtcaccatcattctttccatcgtcatgtgggcgatgatcgccggagcgtacctggagacg
gcccatgccttcgtacatactccggagcttggaacactcacctttgccagcgtgatgctg
ctgatggccgcatcgctcggcggctcgcttctgcagcttcccgtcatcggctggttcacc
cagatagctgccacagccgcctccatgcaggccttttatggcgccccgatcgaggcttct
acggcctgtggagcgctgcttctgattgtgacctcgctcagcatcattcccgtcggcctg
gtgttctcgcgcatcgaaagcgtctcgatcggtaaagttgctgaggccagcgagcacgca
gccgagacatctgcttga

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