Protein Info for AO353_17970 in Pseudomonas fluorescens FW300-N2E3
Annotation: hypothetical protein
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Protein Families and Features
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Predicted SEED Role
"Outer membrane receptor proteins, likely involved in siderophore uptake @ TonB-dependent siderophore receptor"
Sequence Analysis Tools
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Protein Sequence (703 amino acids)
>AO353_17970 hypothetical protein (Pseudomonas fluorescens FW300-N2E3) MTRTKLSLLIPLLGSFSAQTWAEETEQQPGTLNMQATVVSATRSEASIASIPGSVQVIDE QQVREQSGAGRRVSDILGQLVPGLAPSSGGMSNFGQTLRGRNMLVLIDGVSQNATRDNFR QLNSIAPASIERIEVISGASSIYGAGASGGIINIITKRNQGQDIAYSSKLGLTSGNNLNS KGFAYEAFQSATGRKDALDWYVSADLTQRNDQFDGNGKRIPQDTSQGSNMDTETYDLQGR FGYELDADKKLSLSLQDYKDQQDTDFTKDPKNLQQAVAVKGLKLDDQPYTHNQAVNLNYT DKDFYGQGLQLESYWRRADALFFPDLSRGKAGIADNNSVQDVYGLRAAIDTPLPAIGSAT GNLVWGADYDHERSRQRGDQYTLKGLTYSKTGTTYEMGPDLETTTKALFGQMSWDVGDWT LRGGVRREWIESEVADSIAYGQIVQTGVRATLPGDTLKYDATLYNLGAVYHLSENQDLFA NYSQGFSLPDIQRFLRDVNSTFDIQSLNAQAIKVDSYELGWRGNWDQWQADVTVYENTSD VTQFYDANDRVLRLINQKERVRGIENSLTYRATDHWSVGGTYAWAKGETEQNGKWIDLPA TRISPAKTTLFVGYTEDDYTLRLQGMRLASYDAAAKDNNGRDIKGYTLVDLLGSVRLPVG RLEGGVYNLTDRTYVNLFAQANAKAPFANAEGRTLSMSYSIDW