KEGG T06698: E4K63

Allofrancisella inopinata: E4K63_07325

Entry

E4K63_07325       CDS       T06698

Symbol

wrbA

Name

(GenBank) NAD(P)H:quinone oxidoreductase

K03809

NAD(P)H dehydrogenase (quinone) [EC:1.6.5.2]

Organism

aii Allofrancisella inopinata

Pathway

aii00130

Ubiquinone and other terpenoid-quinone biosynthesis

aii01100

Metabolic pathways

aii01110

Biosynthesis of secondary metabolites

aii01240

Biosynthesis of cofactors

Brite

KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:aii00001]
09100 Metabolism
  09108 Metabolism of cofactors and vitamins
   00130 Ubiquinone and other terpenoid-quinone biosynthesis
    E4K63_07325 (wrbA)
Enzymes [BR:aii01000]
1. Oxidoreductases
  1.6  Acting on NADH or NADPH
   1.6.5  With a quinone or similar compound as acceptor
    1.6.5.2  NAD(P)H dehydrogenase (quinone)
     E4K63_07325 (wrbA)

SSDB

Motif

Pfam:

FMN_red Flavodoxin_5 Flavodoxin_2 Flavodoxin_1

Other DBs

NCBI-ProteinID:

QIV96649

UniProt:

A0AAE6YKR1

Position

1583980..1584570

AA seq 196 aa
MKNILIIYYSQGGSTKKMAHTIALGVEATGAEAMIRTVPNISANIEKTEPSIPESGDLFA
TKEDLANCDGLIVGSPAYFGNMASPLKHFLEKHSDLWFKGNLIDKPVGFFTAASGMHAGH
ESTLLSMMIPFMHHGCLIVGIPYSEQALEHTRTGGTPYGASHLNTFSANKTLSDDEIRIC
KTLGRRVATIASRLSI

NT seq 591 nt +upstreamnt +downstreamnt
atgaaaaacatactaataatatactacagtcaaggtggaagtacaaaaaaaatggctcat
acgatagctcttggtgttgaagctactggagctgaagcaatgattcgtacagtaccaaac
atttctgccaacatagaaaaaactgaaccttctattccagaaagtggagatctgtttgca
acaaaagaggatcttgctaactgtgatggtttaattgttggcagcccagcttactttggt
aatatggcctcaccacttaaacacttcctagaaaaacacagtgatttatggtttaaaggt
aacttaatagataaacctgtaggcttctttacagctgcttcagggatgcacgctggacat
gaaagtactcttttatcaatgatgatcccctttatgcatcatggttgtttgatagtcggc
ataccatacagtgagcaagctttggagcatactcgtacaggaggaaccccttatggagca
tcacatttaaacacattttcagctaataaaacactatctgatgacgaaattaggatatgt
aaaactctaggcagaagagtagcaactatagcaagtagactttcaatttag

All links

Gene (1)   
   NCBI-PROTEINID (1)   
Protein sequence (1)   
   UniProt (1)   
Protein domain (4)   
   Pfam (4)   
All databases (6)   

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