Tremella mesenterica: TREMEDRAFT_24461 Help Entry TREMEDRAFT_24461  CDS       T03139                                  Name (RefSeq) hypothetical protein   KO K00851   gluconokinase [EC:2.7.1.12] Organism tms  Tremella mesenterica Pathway tms00030   Pentose phosphate pathway tms01100   Metabolic pathways tms01110   Biosynthesis of secondary metabolites tms01200   Carbon metabolism Brite KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:tms00001]  09100 Metabolism   09101 Carbohydrate metabolism    00030 Pentose phosphate pathway     TREMEDRAFT_24461 Enzymes [BR:tms01000]  2. Transferases   2.7  Transferring phosphorus-containing groups    2.7.1  Phosphotransferases with an alcohol group as acceptor     2.7.1.12  gluconokinase      TREMEDRAFT_24461 BRITE hierarchy SSDB OrthologParalogGFIT Motif Pfam:  SKI AAA_33 AAA_16 Cytidylate_kin AAA_18 Motif Other DBs NCBI-GeneID:  18491367 NCBI-ProteinID:  XP_007000501 JGI:  Treme1_24461 LinkDB All DBs Position Unknown AA seq 241 aa AA seqDB search MSTITSNGVKAYEAASHELTLPSSEPRPILIIVMGPGSCGKSTIGESVSRALHLPFVDGD SLHPQSNIDKMSSGTPLNDDDRLPWLALIRSTAERVCKEQWDKKEVYKREEGGVGRAGVI IACSALKRWYRDILRGIGDAPIDHPHATSEKKAHKPATDNLLTLFLYCRGSRILLEERIS ARQGHFFGPKMLDSQLTILEDPVTSGEEGVAVVDIEGGREDVARRAERSVRELVGSEEGM R NT seq 726 nt NT seq  +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt atgagcaccatcacctccaacggtgtcaaagcctacgaagcagcctcacacgaactcacc cttccctcttccgaaccccgtccaatactcatcatagtcatgggacccgggtcttgtggt aaatctaccataggcgagtcagtttcccgggctcttcatctaccattcgtagatggcgac tccttgcatcctcagtcgaacatcgacaagatgtcatcaggcacaccattgaacgatgat gaccgtttaccatggttggcgttgatacggagtacggcggagagggtgtgtaaggagcaa tgggacaagaaggaggtgtataagagggaagaagggggcgtggggagagcaggggtgatc atagcgtgttcggctttgaaaaggtggtatagagatatattgcggggaataggagatgct cccatcgatcacccacacgcaacatcagagaagaaagcacataaaccagcaactgacaat ctcctcaccctcttcctctactgtcgcggttcgaggatactgctcgaagaacggatatca gctcgacagggacattttttcggaccgaaaatgttagattcgcaattgacaatattggaa gatcctgttacttccggcgaagagggtgtggcagtggtagatatcgaaggaggtagggag gacgtggcaagacgggcggagaggtcagtgagggagttggtcgggagcgaggaaggtatg agatag

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