Trichomonas vaginalis: 4760296 Help Entry 4760296           CDS       T01022                                  Symbol TVAGG3_0730710 Name (RefSeq) meiotic DNA integrity checkpoint   KO K10903   HUS1 checkpoint protein Organism tva  Trichomonas vaginalis Brite KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:tva00001]  09180 Brite Hierarchies   09182 Protein families: genetic information processing    03400 DNA repair and recombination proteins [BR:tva03400]     4760296 (TVAGG3_0730710) DNA repair and recombination proteins [BR:tva03400]  Eukaryotic type   Check point factors    Rad9-Hus1-Rad1 complex     4760296 (TVAGG3_0730710) SSDB OrthologParalogGFIT Motif Pfam:  Hus1 YfjT Motif Other DBs NCBI-GeneID:  4760296 NCBI-ProteinID:  XP_001314695 UniProt:  A2EXY8 LinkDB All DBs Position III:complement(<19483771..>19484765) Genome browser AA seq 272 aa AA seqDB search MRLLATVNTEVFSQLVSVLSACGGEVVLHFSKTTLSLVVSQGINQIALWIGCSVQLCFSK YQVSSRNDDIITLKCNSKQLAQALTVDAAPTINMSLTRQGDTNTLQFDHRSNDSTKQLLQ RVAVVLLSTRATEDYQEPEWGTPSVSVRFPQIRQVINWVNEMKDINQMVTLKATKEGEFK LYIESDSVTVETSFSGLEIVGETDQATMEEAEALVDLKKFKKVLKVGNLQGCTGEIHIFD KQMAKFNFIVPTNIPDQPTNLTYVLNASTKAV NT seq 819 nt NT seq  +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt atgcgacttcttgcaacagtaaatactgaagttttttcgcaacttgtcagtgttttatca gcatgtggaggtgaagttgtattgcacttctccaaaactacactttctcttgttgtttct caaggaattaatcaaattgcattgtggatcggatgcagcgtccaattatgcttctccaag tatcaagtatcatccagaaatgacgatatcattacattaaaatgcaattctaagcaactt gctcaagcattaactgttgatgcggcaccaacaataaatatgtcacttacaaggcaagga gatactaatacgcttcaatttgatcatcgtagtaatgattctactaagcaattgttacaa agagttgcagttgttttattatctaccagagcaacagaagattaccaagaacctgaatgg ggaacaccatcagtatccgtaagattccctcaaatcaggcaagtaattaactgggtgaac gaaatgaaagatattaatcaaatggtgactttgaaagcgacgaaagaaggagaattcaag ctctacatcgaaagtgattccgttacagtcgaaacaagcttctctggacttgaaatcgta ggcgaaactgaccaggccacgatggaagaagcagaagcactcgttgatctgaaaaagttc aagaaagtactcaaagttggaaatctccagggttgtacaggagaaattcacatttttgat aaacaaatggcgaaatttaacttcattgtaccaactaatatccctgatcaaccaactaat ttaacttatgtcctcaatgcttcaacaaaagctgtttaa

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