KEGG   Mus pahari (shrew mouse): 110332710
Entry
110332710         CDS       T05929                                 
Symbol
Lyzl6
Name
(RefSeq) lysozyme-like protein 6
  KO
K25707  lysozyme [EC:3.2.1.17]
Organism
mpah  Mus pahari (shrew mouse)
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:mpah00001]
 09180 Brite Hierarchies
  09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
   03037 Cilium and associated proteins [BR:mpah03037]
    110332710 (Lyzl6)
Enzymes [BR:mpah01000]
 3. Hydrolases
  3.2  Glycosylases
   3.2.1  Glycosidases, i.e. enzymes that hydrolyse O- and S-glycosyl compounds
    3.2.1.17  lysozyme
     110332710 (Lyzl6)
Cilium and associated proteins [BR:mpah03037]
 Motile cilia and associated proteins
  Sperm associated proteins
   110332710 (Lyzl6)
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: Lys SLT_3 SLT Phage_lysozyme2
Other DBs
NCBI-GeneID: 110332710
NCBI-ProteinID: XP_021069696
Ensembl: MGP_PahariEiJ_G0018412
Position
14:complement(71032658..71040744)
AA seq 149 aa
MMLKALFICVASSLLVVNDGNIIHRCTLAKILYEEDLDGFEGYSLPDWLCLAFVESNFNI
SKVNENVDGSFDYGIFQINSRYWCNDYQSHSENFCHVDCQELLSPNLISSIHCAKKIMSG
SGGMKNWVEWKLHCLGRPLSYWMTGCHLR
NT seq 450 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
atgatgttgaaggcgctgtttatctgtgtggcgagcagccttctggtagtgaatgatggc
aacatcatccatcgctgtactttggccaagattctgtatgaagaggacttggatgggttt
gagggctactccctgcctgactggctgtgcttggcttttgtggaaagcaacttcaacata
tcaaaggtgaacgagaacgtcgatggtagcttcgactatggcatcttccagatcaacagt
cggtactggtgcaacgactaccagagtcattcggagaacttctgccatgtcgactgccaa
gaactactgagtcccaacctcatttcatccattcactgtgcaaaaaagattatgtctgga
tccggagggatgaagaactgggtagaatggaagttgcactgtttaggacggccactctct
tactggatgacgggatgccatctgcgatga

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Ontology (3)   
   KEGG BRITE (3)   
Chemical reaction (1)   
   KEGG ENZYME (1)   
Genome (1)   
   KEGG GENOME (1)   
Gene (4)   
   KEGG ORTHOLOGY (1)   
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   NCBI-Gene (1)   
   Ensembl (1)   
Protein sequence (2)   
   RefSeq(pep) (2)   
DNA sequence (2)   
   RefSeq(nuc) (2)   
Protein domain (4)   
   Pfam (4)   
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