Protein Info for BPHYT_RS12235 in Burkholderia phytofirmans PsJN
Annotation: DNA repair protein RadA
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Protein Families and Features
Best Hits
Swiss-Prot: 63% identical to RADA_PSEAE: DNA repair protein RadA (radA) from Pseudomonas aeruginosa (strain ATCC 15692 / DSM 22644 / CIP 104116 / JCM 14847 / LMG 12228 / 1C / PRS 101 / PAO1)
KEGG orthology group: K04485, DNA repair protein RadA/Sms (inferred from 100% identity to bpy:Bphyt_2476)Predicted SEED Role
"DNA repair protein RadA" in subsystem DNA repair, bacterial
Sequence Analysis Tools
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Protein Sequence (458 amino acids)
>BPHYT_RS12235 DNA repair protein RadA (Burkholderia phytofirmans PsJN) MAKPKTLYICSECGGQSPKWAGQCPSCNAWNTLVESVAEAPSTHRFQALAKSAPVRRLAD IEASDVPRFSTGVSEFDRVLGGGLVPGGVVLIGGDPGIGKSTLLLQSLAEIAADKRALYI SGEESAAQIALRAQRLSLLEPGSKASELQLLAEIQLEKIQATISEQRPDVAVIDSIQTVY SDALTSAPGSVAQVRECAAQLTRIAKQSGTTIIMVGHVTKEGALAGPRVLEHIVDTVLYF EGDTHSSYRLVRAIKNRFGAVNELGVFAMTERGLRGVANPSALFLSQHEQSVPGSCVLVT QEGTRPLLVEVQALVDSANAPNPRRLAVGLEQNRLAMLLAVLHRHAGIACFDQDVFLNAV GGVKITEPAADLAVLLAIHSSMRNKPLPKGLVVFGEVGLAGEIRPSPRGQERLKEAAKLG FSVAVIPKANAPKQPIEGLQVVAVERIEQAIDRVRTLE