Protein Info for HGI48_RS01360 in Dickeya dianthicola 67-19
Annotation: rod shape-determining protein MreD
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Protein Families and Features
Best Hits
Swiss-Prot: 75% identical to MRED_ECO57: Rod shape-determining protein MreD (mreD) from Escherichia coli O157:H7
KEGG orthology group: K03571, rod shape-determining protein MreD (inferred from 96% identity to dze:Dd1591_3833)Predicted SEED Role
"Rod shape-determining protein MreD" in subsystem Bacterial Cell Division or Bacterial Cytoskeleton
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Protein Sequence (162 amino acids)
>HGI48_RS01360 rod shape-determining protein MreD (Dickeya dianthicola 67-19) MNSYRGHGHWIIWLSFLVAMVLQIMPWPDDLYMYRPSWLTLILIYWVMALPHRVNVGTGF VLGMITDLILGSTLGVRALGLSIIAYLVAFKFQLFRNMALWQQALIVMLLSLVLDLLVYW AEFLVINVSLRPEIFWNSVVDGVLWPWLFLLMRKIRRRFAVQ