Protein Info for GFF3910 in Hydrogenophaga sp. GW460-11-11-14-LB1

Annotation: Ferrichrome-iron receptor

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Protein Families and Features

1 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 735 signal peptide" amino acids 1 to 30 (30 residues), see Phobius details PF07715: Plug" amino acids 62 to 161 (100 residues), 73.5 bits, see alignment E=2e-24 TIGR01783: TonB-dependent siderophore receptor" amino acids 64 to 735 (672 residues), 273.6 bits, see alignment E=2e-85 PF00593: TonB_dep_Rec" amino acids 264 to 703 (440 residues), 176.6 bits, see alignment E=1.8e-55

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Predicted SEED Role

"Ferrichrome-iron receptor" in subsystem Iron acquisition in Vibrio or Transport of Iron

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Protein Sequence (735 amino acids)

>GFF3910 Ferrichrome-iron receptor (Hydrogenophaga sp. GW460-11-11-14-LB1)
MAHIRSRKHSKPVHLLALLAASVPAAGMAQPTATLPTVTVKEAPEVPYKADKSANDKLTA
PLVDTPKTIQIIKKEVLEEQGAVTLMEALRNTPGITMQMGENGNTSAGDTFQMRGFSLQQ
NTFVDGIRDLGAVTRDTFNLEQVEIVKGAAGAETGRGAASGFLNLISKQAHLGDESSASG
TIGTASRKRATVDLNKQLSDTSAFRLNAMVQDSGVDGRDQVDNTGYGLGLSYVTGLNTPT
RLHLYSQHIRQKNVPDGGIPSIGYEGFYNANATIRAGAKVDRENFYGSVHDREKIDADMF
TAKVEHDLGQGTTVRNITRVGKNSNDRVLTGINAINGTANGAVITNPATWDISRSRQRVD
RENTILANQTSMNTEFSAGGLQHSLATGVELMRETYKDRSFGTTGLTIPNANLYNPNPNV
VLPIPFATGQEDHRSVSTLGLYAFDNAKINEQWSVNGGVRLDRYKLRTRAFSALGVLTDL
DDSRSLVSWSVGGIYKPAQNGSVYASYSTSSTPPGTDAPLSNVVNNINNPALDPQKTNTV
EVGTKWELMNKRLNVAAAVFRTVNDKQTSYDSVTNTTQQFGKTQVQGIELSAVGQITNFW
QITAGLAKTSTKQIDQLATGNVGTDSVRWSPDLTATLWTSYQLDKLTLGFGTRYVSEQKR
VITVGTPLATQNVPNIPSYFVADAMVAYQVSDKISVRLNVYNLFDKEYISVLNNGGSRLT
LGAPRSAAVTANFKF