KEGG   Xenopus tropicalis (tropical clawed frog): 100489075
Entry
100489075         CDS       T01011                                 
Name
(RefSeq) vomeronasal type-2 receptor 26
  KO
K04613  vomeronasal 2 receptor
Organism
xtr  Xenopus tropicalis (tropical clawed frog)
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:xtr00001]
 09180 Brite Hierarchies
  09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
   04030 G protein-coupled receptors [BR:xtr04030]
    100489075
G protein-coupled receptors [BR:xtr04030]
 Others
  Chemoreception
   Vomeronasal pheromone
    100489075
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: 7tm_3 NrsF
Other DBs
NCBI-GeneID: 100489075
NCBI-ProteinID: XP_031751049
UniProt: A0A8J1IZL8
LinkDB
Position
1:complement(6213982..6214898)
AA seq 301 aa
MENCYKCEDTEWPNQEKTLCIEKQIEFLSYAGDPLTLIFIISSVILFIIAAVILGIFISF
RDTPVVRANNHTLSFILLVSIKLSFLSVFLFLGRPVDITCMLRQTSFGITFSIAVSCVLA
KTIMVSIAFKATKPGSPWRKWVGVKLANGLVFICSLIQFLIIVFWLVIAPPFVEKNFHSE
PGKIIIQCNEGSAIGFYLVLSYMGLLASVSFIVAFLARSLPDSFNEAKYITFSMLLFCSV
WITMIPAYLSTKGKYMVAVEIFAIISSSCGLLFCIFLPKCYIILFKPEMNSKQYLLGKCN
T
NT seq 906 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
atggaaaattgttacaaatgtgaagacactgagtggccaaatcaggagaagaccctgtgt
attgagaaacaaatagaatttctttcctatgctggtgatcccctaactctaatctttatt
atctcatctgtaatcctttttataatagcagcagttatactgggaatctttatttcattc
cgagacaccccagtagtgagagccaataatcacactctgagctttattctccttgtctcc
atcaagctgagcttcctctctgtgtttctgttcctcggtcgccctgtggatataacctgc
atgctccggcaaacctcctttgggatcaccttctccatagctgtgtcttgtgtcctggcc
aagactatcatggtttccattgcattcaaagccaccaagcctgggagtccctggagaaaa
tgggttggggtaaaactggcaaatgggcttgtttttatttgctcattaattcagtttctg
attattgttttctggttggtcattgcacccccttttgtagagaaaaactttcattctgaa
cctggaaaaatcatcattcagtgcaatgagggctcagccattggcttctatcttgtcctc
tcctacatggggctgttggcatctgtgagcttcattgtagctttcttggctcggagctta
ccggacagttttaatgaggccaagtacatcactttcagcatgctgctcttctgcagtgtt
tggatcacaatgatcccggcctatctgagcaccaaaggcaaatacatggtggcagtggaa
atatttgccatcatctcttcatcctgtggccttctcttctgtatattcctacccaagtgt
tacattattttattcaaaccagagatgaactcaaaacaatatttgttgggaaaatgtaat
acataa

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