Thermoleptolyngbya oregonensis: HNI00_04470
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Entry
HNI00_04470 CDS
T09452
Symbol
accB
Name
(GenBank) acetyl-CoA carboxylase biotin carboxyl carrier protein
KO
K02160
acetyl-CoA carboxylase biotin carboxyl carrier protein
Organism
tog
Thermoleptolyngbya oregonensis
Pathway
tog00061
Fatty acid biosynthesis
tog00620
Pyruvate metabolism
tog00640
Propanoate metabolism
tog00720
Other carbon fixation pathways
tog01100
Metabolic pathways
tog01110
Biosynthesis of secondary metabolites
tog01120
Microbial metabolism in diverse environments
tog01200
Carbon metabolism
tog01212
Fatty acid metabolism
Module
tog_M00082
Fatty acid biosynthesis, initiation
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
tog00001
]
09100 Metabolism
09101 Carbohydrate metabolism
00620 Pyruvate metabolism
HNI00_04470 (accB)
00640 Propanoate metabolism
HNI00_04470 (accB)
09102 Energy metabolism
00720 Other carbon fixation pathways
HNI00_04470 (accB)
09103 Lipid metabolism
00061 Fatty acid biosynthesis
HNI00_04470 (accB)
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Motif
Pfam:
Biotin_lipoyl
Biotin_lipoyl_2
GCV_H
RnfC_N
PTS_EIIA_1
HlyD_3
HlyD_D23
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID:
WOB42493
UniProt:
A0AA97BP21
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Position
complement(1036418..1036918)
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AA seq
166 aa
AA seq
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MELNFNEIRELLSLLNQTDLAEFTLKSSDFELILRKQGKESDRPTVVESVDPARFMPPPV
APVAPIAPAAPPSAALPSPPSPLATEKLVEITSPIVGTFYSAPAPDEPPFVNVGDRIRSG
QTVCIIEAMKIMNEIEAEVNGEIVEILVKNGDSVEFGQALMRVNPG
NT seq
501 nt
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nt
gtggaattaaactttaatgagattcgtgagcttctatctctgctaaaccagaccgatttg
gcagagtttacgttgaaaagcagcgattttgagctgattttgcggaagcagggcaaagag
agcgatcgcccaacggttgtcgaatccgtcgatccggcccgcttcatgccgcccccggtt
gccccggtcgcgcccattgcgcccgctgcgcccccatctgctgcactcccctcgccccca
tcccccctggccaccgaaaagctagtggagattacctcgccaattgtgggcacgttttac
agcgcccctgcgccggatgagccgccgtttgtgaatgtgggcgatcgcattcgcagtggg
cagacggtttgcatcatcgaggcgatgaaaatcatgaacgaaattgaggccgaggtgaac
ggcgaaatcgtcgaaattttagtgaaaaacggtgactcggtggagtttggtcaggcgttg
atgcgggtgaatcctggctaa
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