Protein Info for HEPCGN_15255 in Escherichia coli ECOR38
Name: chuS
Annotation: heme oxygenase ChuS
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Protein Families and Features
Best Hits
Swiss-Prot: 66% identical to HMUS_YERPE: Hemin transport protein HmuS (hmuS) from Yersinia pestis
KEGG orthology group: K07225, putative hemin transport protein (inferred from 99% identity to ecm:EcSMS35_3801)MetaCyc: 98% identical to heme oxygenase (hematinate-forming) (Escherichia coli O157:H7)
RXN-17522
Predicted SEED Role
"Hemin transport protein HmuS" in subsystem Heme, hemin uptake and utilization systems in GramPositives or Hemin transport system
MetaCyc Pathways
- heme degradation IV (1/1 steps found)
Sequence Analysis Tools
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Protein Sequence (342 amino acids)
>HEPCGN_15255 heme oxygenase ChuS (Escherichia coli ECOR38) MNHYTRWLELKEQNPGKYARDIAGLMNISEAELAFARVTHDAWRMRGDIREILAALESVG ETKCICRNEYAVHEQVGAFTNQHLNGHAGLILNPRALDLRLFLNQWASVFHIKENTARGE RQSIQFFDHQGDALLKVYATDNTDMAAWSELLARFITDENTPLELKAVDALVVQTRADAS VVEQEWRAMTDVHQFFTLLKRHNLTRQQAFNLVADDLACKVSNSALAQILESAQQDGNEI MVFVGNRGCVQIFTGVVEKVVPMKGWLNIFNPTFTLHLLEESIAETWVTRKPASDGYVTS LELFAHDGTQIAQLYGQRTEGEQEQAQWRKQIASLIPEGVTA