Protein Info for GFF4283 in Hydrogenophaga sp. GW460-11-11-14-LB1

Annotation: Predicted Lactate-responsive regulator, IclR family

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Protein Families and Features

1 50 100 150 200 247 PF09339: HTH_IclR" amino acids 2 to 46 (45 residues), 45.8 bits, see alignment 6.1e-16 PF01614: IclR" amino acids 113 to 233 (121 residues), 102.8 bits, see alignment E=2e-33

Best Hits

Swiss-Prot: 31% identical to KIPR_BACSU: HTH-type transcriptional regulator KipR (kipR) from Bacillus subtilis (strain 168)

KEGG orthology group: None (inferred from 83% identity to aaa:Acav_2177)

Predicted SEED Role

"Predicted Lactate-responsive regulator, IclR family" in subsystem Lactate utilization

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Protein Sequence (247 amino acids)

>GFF4283 Predicted Lactate-responsive regulator, IclR family (Hydrogenophaga sp. GW460-11-11-14-LB1)
MFNLLEVLASREEPVSLKEISEKTGLHPSTAHRILNDLTIGRFVDRPEAGSYRLGMRLLE
LGNLVKARLSVRDAALLPMRELHKLIQQPVNLSVRQGDEIVYVERAYSERSGMQVVRAIG
GRAPLHLTSVGKLFLADDEPQRVRAYATRTGLAGNTRNSLTQLATLERELAQCRQAGLAR
DNEELELGVRCMAAGIYDDQSKLVAGLSISAPADRIDESWVPKLRSTAAEISAALGCPKV
PAPSSAR