KEGG   Thioalkalivibrio paradoxus: THITH_10140
Entry
THITH_10140       CDS       T03590                                 
Name
(GenBank) hypothetical protein
  KO
K09690  homopolymeric O-antigen transport system permease protein
Organism
tti  Thioalkalivibrio paradoxus
Pathway
tti02010  ABC transporters
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:tti00001]
 09130 Environmental Information Processing
  09131 Membrane transport
   02010 ABC transporters
    THITH_10140
 09180 Brite Hierarchies
  09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
   02000 Transporters [BR:tti02000]
    THITH_10140
Transporters [BR:tti02000]
 ABC transporters, prokaryotic type
  ABC-2 type and other transporters
   Homopolymeric O-antigen
    THITH_10140
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: ABC2_membrane ABC2_membrane_3
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID: AHF00134
UniProt: W0DT29
LinkDB
Position
complement(2170633..2171424)
AA seq 263 aa
MIPAHLRILWVFTWREFREQYAGSWLGSGWALIQPVMTVFVYWFVFGVVWELRLPEPRDT
GSTLPFIVFLLSALLPWLAFQDGLNKAAGAVLSRSEVVRHGAFPVAVFPVARTIVAHLVF
IPLVLAFALVLHFLAGRPLGFAAWLALPLLLGVQFALAMGLGLLLAALSVYVRDVGFLLS
MVLMMLFFTAPILYPLAQVPEAIRSWMWLNPFTPYAEGYHQILLEGRWPDPGIWLLAIPT
AIAALWVGRWVFGQLRAGFADVL
NT seq 792 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
atgatcccggcgcacctccggatcctctgggtcttcacctggcgcgagtttcgcgagcaa
tacgccggatcctggttgggcagcggctgggcattgatccagccggtaatgacggtgttc
gtgtactggttcgtgttcggcgtggtatgggagctgcggttgccggaaccgcgggatacg
ggtagcacgctgccgttcatcgtgttcctgctcagcgcgctgctgccgtggctggcgttc
caggatgggttgaacaaggcggcgggggcggtcttgtcgcgctccgaggtcgtccgccac
ggggcgtttcccgttgccgtgttcccggtcgcgcggacgattgtcgcgcacctggtgttc
atcccgctggttctggcgttcgcgctggtattgcacttcctggccgggcgcccgctgggg
ttcgcggcctggctggcgctgccacttctgctgggcgtgcagttcgcactggcaatgggc
ctgggtctgctattggccgcgctttcggtctacgtccgggatgtcggtttcctgctttcg
atggtgctgatgatgctgttcttcacggcgccgatcctgtatccgctggctcaagtgccc
gaggcgatccgttcctggatgtggctgaacccgttcacgccgtatgccgagggataccac
cagatcctcctcgaggggcgctggcccgaccccggaatctggctcctcgcgatcccgacc
gccatcgctgcactctgggtcgggcggtgggtgtttgggcagctgcgggcgggatttgcc
gacgtgctgtga

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