KEGG   Granulibacter bethesdensis CGDNIH2: GbCGDNIH2_0571
Entry
GbCGDNIH2_0571    CDS       T03083                                 
Name
(GenBank) SSU ribosomal protein S5P
  KO
K02988  small subunit ribosomal protein S5
Organism
gbh  Granulibacter bethesdensis CGDNIH2
Pathway
gbh03010  Ribosome
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:gbh00001]
 09120 Genetic Information Processing
  09122 Translation
   03010 Ribosome
    GbCGDNIH2_0571
 09180 Brite Hierarchies
  09182 Protein families: genetic information processing
   03011 Ribosome [BR:gbh03011]
    GbCGDNIH2_0571
Ribosome [BR:gbh03011]
 Ribosomal proteins
  Mitochondria/ Chloroplast
   Small subunit
    GbCGDNIH2_0571
  Bacteria
    GbCGDNIH2_0571
  Archaea
    GbCGDNIH2_0571
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: Ribosomal_S5 Ribosomal_S5_C PhyH
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID: AHJ67599
UniProt: A0A1L3S3H2
Position
647115..647687
AA seq 190 aa
MAREPREGRGGREREADDIIDKLVTINRVAKVVKGGRRFAFAALVVVGDQKGRVGYGAGK
AREVPEAIRKATERAKRSMIRVPMKEGRTLHHDVYGHFGAGKVVLRSATAGTGIIAGGPM
RAVFESLGIGDVVAKSLGSRNPHNMVKATFAALERCSSPRSVASRRGKKVSDILGRREPV
AGQEGEEAHA
NT seq 573 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
atggcacgtgaacccagggaaggtcgtggcggtcgcgagcgcgaggccgacgatatcatt
gataaactggtgacgatcaaccgcgtcgccaaagtggtgaagggcggccgtcgtttcgct
ttcgccgctctggttgtcgtgggtgaccagaaaggccgggtcggttatggggcgggcaag
gcacgtgaagtgccggaagccatccgtaaggcgaccgagcgcgcgaagcgcagcatgatc
cgcgttccgatgaaggaaggccgcacgctgcatcatgacgtgtatggtcattttggcgcg
ggtaaggtggtgcttcgcagcgccacagccggtaccggcatcatcgcaggcggcccgatg
cgtgccgtcttcgaaagcctcggcatcggcgacgtcgtggccaagagcctcggcagccgt
aacccgcataacatggtaaaggcgacgtttgccgccctggaacgctgctcgagcccgcgc
tctgttgcgtcccgtcgtggcaagaaagtctccgatatcctcggtcgccgtgaaccggtc
gccgggcaggaaggggaagaggctcatgcctaa

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Protein sequence (1)   
   UniProt (1)   
Protein domain (3)   
   Pfam (3)   
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