KEGG   Brucella suis 1330: BS1330_I0515
Entry
BS1330_I0515      CDS       T02103                                 
Name
(GenBank) transposase
  KO
K07497  putative transposase
Organism
bsi  Brucella suis 1330
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:bsi00001]
 09190 Not Included in Pathway or Brite
  09192 Unclassified: genetic information processing
   99976 Replication and repair
    BS1330_I0515
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: rve rve_3 HTH_21
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID: AEM17869
UniProt: A0A0H3G5L5
Position
I:515372..516235
AA seq 287 aa
MESQVRRHGRVRGQAVEDAGRRKHKAETAPGRCDARQRRFERPFGKEVVTPAASRKAVAH
LMDHHQMSERRTCKAMGFCCMAIRYETRRSDDHDLRERMKALAHERRCFGYRRLQVLLRC
EGHLVNHKWLFRLYREEKLTVRKRGGRKRAIGTRAPMLIPPAANVRWLLDFVSDQLTDGR
RFRVLAVVDDCTRECLPLVADTSLSGLRVARELDRIIERRGKPKMIVSDNGSEFTSNAIL
HWVDRTKMEWHYIAPGKPIQNAFIESFNGQLRDELLNETFFSSLTHA
NT seq 864 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
atggaaagccaagttcggcggcatggacgtgtccgaggccaagcggttgaagacgctgga
agacgaaaacacaaagctgaaacggctcctggcagatgcgatgctcgacaacgccgcttt
gaaagaccttttgggaaagaagtggtgacacccgcagcaagccggaaagctgtcgctcat
ctgatggatcatcaccagatgagcgaacggcggacgtgtaaagccatgggcttttgctgt
atggcgatccgttacgaaaccaggcgcagcgatgaccatgaccttcgcgagcggatgaag
gcgctagcgcatgaacgtcgctgctttggatatagacgtcttcaagtgctgctcaggtgt
gagggtcaccttgtgaaccacaagtggctcttccggctctatcgggaggagaagttgacg
gtacgcaagcgtggcgggcgtaagcgggcgataggcacccgagcgccgatgttgatcccg
ccggctgccaatgttcgctggttgctggacttcgtgtcagatcagctcaccgatggccgc
aggttccgggtgcttgcggtcgtcgatgattgcacaagagaatgcctgcctcttgtcgcc
gatacgtccctttccggcttgcgggttgcccgtgagttggaccggatcatcgaaagacgt
ggcaagccgaagatgatcgtcagtgacaacggcagtgagttcaccagtaacgcaatcctg
cattgggtggatcggaccaaaatggaatggcactatatagcgcctggcaaaccgatccag
aacgccttcatcgaaagcttcaatggacagctacgagacgagctcctgaatgaaacgttc
ttctcgtcactaacccatgcatga

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Gene (3)   
   KEGG ORTHOLOGY (1)   
   NCBI-PROTEINID (1)   
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Protein sequence (1)   
   UniProt (1)   
Protein domain (3)   
   Pfam (3)   
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