Treponema paraluiscuniculi L2: TPLL2_0881
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Entry
TPLL2_0881 CDS
T09221
Symbol
natA
Name
(GenBank) ABC superfamily ATP binding cassette transporter, ABC protein
KO
K25152
gliding motility-associated transport system ATP-binding protein
Organism
tpaa
Treponema paraluiscuniculi L2
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
tpaa00001
]
09180 Brite Hierarchies
09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
02000 Transporters [BR:
tpaa02000
]
TPLL2_0881 (natA)
Transporters [BR:
tpaa02000
]
ABC transporters, prokaryotic type
ABC-2 type and other transporters
Gliding motility-associated transporter
TPLL2_0881 (natA)
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Motif
Pfam:
ABC_tran
AAA_21
AAA_30
AAA_29
AAA_23
AAA_5
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID:
WKC72736
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Position
complement(951926..952732)
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AA seq
268 aa
AA seq
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MEVLRVTSLTKHYGSKRHPVRGCEDVTFCVERGQVCGILGLNGAGKSTVLRVIGGLIHPS
SGEVYACHCSLSRYPVGYRRHIGVLHEQNPLYADMTVEQHILFVARIFQLADGEARTAEM
IELFQLQSVAHRRVRNLSKGYKQRVGLAQALVHRPKLLVLDEPLSGLDIVYLKEFHKEIV
AQNNNLAVVFSTHAVQEIEALCDVFVLLHAGHVLFSGNRAQIAAHIVREFPEKKQTVALH
LETGTFIAFVFEQYMQWQSAQDAACYAV
NT seq
807 nt
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nt
atggaagtacttcgtgtaaccagtttaacgaaacattatggctccaagcgccatccggta
cgtgggtgtgaagacgtaaccttttgtgttgaaaggggacaggtgtgtgggatattgggg
ttgaacggtgcagggaaaagcactgtacttcgcgtgattggtgggttgattcatccgtct
tcgggggaagtgtatgcgtgtcattgttctttatcacgctacccggtagggtatcggcgt
catattggtgttctgcatgagcagaatccgctatacgcagatatgacggttgagcaacat
attctttttgttgcccgcatatttcaacttgccgatggggaggcgcgcaccgctgaaatg
atagaattattccagttgcagtctgttgcacacagacgtgtgcgcaatctttctaaagga
tataaacagagggttgggcttgcgcaggcattggtgcaccgtcccaaactccttgtctta
gatgagcctctttctggtttggatattgtatatctgaaggaattccataaagagattgtt
gcgcaaaacaataatcttgctgtggtgttttctacgcacgcggtgcaggagatcgaagcg
ttgtgcgacgtgtttgtcttattgcatgcaggacatgttcttttctcaggaaatagagcg
caaatagcagcgcacatcgtgcgagaatttcctgagaaaaagcaaacagtagcattgcac
cttgaaacaggaacctttatcgcttttgtatttgagcagtatatgcaatggcagagtgca
caggatgctgcgtgctatgcagtgtaa
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