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Entry
K00900                      KO                                     
Name
E2.7.1.105, PFK
Definition
6-phosphofructo-2-kinase [EC:2.7.1.105]
Pathway
Fructose and mannose metabolism
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:ko00001]
 Metabolism
  Carbohydrate metabolism
   00051 Fructose and mannose metabolism
    K00900  E2.7.1.105, PFK; 6-phosphofructo-2-kinase
Enzymes [BR:ko01000]
 2. Transferases
  2.7  Transferring phosphorus-containing groups
   2.7.1  Phosphotransferases with an alcohol group as acceptor
    2.7.1.105  6-phosphofructo-2-kinase
     K00900  E2.7.1.105, PFK; 6-phosphofructo-2-kinase
BRITE hierarchy
Other DBs
RN: 
COG: 
GO: 
Genes
SCE: 
YIL107C(PFK26) YOL136C(PFK27)
AGO: 
ERC: 
KLA: 
LTH: 
PPA: 
VPO: 
ZRO: 
CGR: 
NCS: 
NCAS_0B06360(NCAS0B06360) NCAS_0C04460(NCAS0C04460)
NDI: 
NDAI_0B03660(NDAI0B03660) NDAI_0G03840(NDAI0G03840)
TPF: 
TPHA_0A00390(TPHA0A00390) TPHA_0F01180(TPHA0F01180)
TBL: 
TBLA_0A07930(TBLA0A07930) TBLA_0G02460(TBLA0G02460)
TDL: 
TDEL_0A00450(TDEL0A00450) TDEL_0C03970(TDEL0C03970)
KAF: 
KAFR_0J01490(KAFR0J01490)
DHA: 
DEHA2B15576g DEHA2D03124g
PIC: 
PICST_66347(PFK26) PICST_85029(FRK26.1)
PGU: 
PGUG_01532 PGUG_02318
LEL: 
LELG_00514 LELG_00782
CAL: 
CaO19.12217 CaO19.2308 CaO19.4753 CaO19.9844
CTP: 
CTRG_03252 CTRG_04092
CDU: 
CD36_08450 CD36_10390
COT: 
CORT_0A05390 CORT_0A08510
YLI: 
YALI0F27885g
CLU: 
CLUG_02713 CLUG_05040
NCR: 
NCU01728
SMP: 
SMAC_02421
PAN: 
PODANSg6500
TTT: 
THITE_2124399
MTM: 
MYCTH_2312639
MGR: 
MGG_08582
FGR: 
FG01445.1
NHE: 
NECHADRAFT_29935
VAL: 
VDBG_03990
SSL: 
SS1G_07634
BFU: 
BC1G_02969
ANI: 
AN5144.2
NFI: 
NFIA_017490
AFM: 
AFUA_1G07220
AOR: 
AOR_1_1718194(AO090012000976)
AFV: 
AFLA_022220
ACT: 
ACLA_027360
PCS: 
Pc22g11450
CIM: 
CIMG_02477
CPW: 
CPC735_040970
PBL: 
PAAG_07986
URE: 
UREG_03234
ABE: 
ARB_04205
TVE: 
TRV_01104
AJE: 
HCAG_01385
PNO: 
SNOG_05585
PTE: 
PTT_16117
ZTR: 
MYCGRDRAFT_87842
TML: 
GSTUM_00007395001
SPO: 
SPAC222.13c SPAPB17E12.14c
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