Protein Info for GFF4321 in Sphingobium sp. HT1-2
Annotation: Phage integrase, site-specific serine recombinase
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Protein Families and Features
Best Hits
Swiss-Prot: 49% identical to CIN_BPP1: DNA-invertase (cin) from Escherichia phage P1
KEGG orthology group: None (inferred from 54% identity to nwa:Nwat_2408)MetaCyc: 49% identical to e14 prophage; site-specific DNA recombinase (Escherichia coli K-12 substr. MG1655)
5.99.1.-
Predicted SEED Role
No annotation
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Protein Sequence (182 amino acids)
>GFF4321 Phage integrase, site-specific serine recombinase (Sphingobium sp. HT1-2) MLIGYARVSTADQDLTPQIEALQRAGCERQFSDKASGARVNRPGLAEAIDYARPGDVIVV WKLDRLGRTMKGLVDLAAELEGKQIGLRSITDGIDTSGTAGRLVFNILAAMAQMERELVR ERTNAALDVARRKGRFGGRRSVMTEQRRAAAEKLLKTEMSATEIASAIGVSISTFYRHFP VR