Protein Info for RR42_RS14935 in Cupriavidus basilensis FW507-4G11
Annotation: biopolymer transporter ExbB
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Protein Families and Features
Best Hits
KEGG orthology group: K03561, biopolymer transport protein ExbB (inferred from 80% identity to mms:mma_2379)Predicted SEED Role
"MotA/TolQ/ExbB proton channel family protein" in subsystem Ton and Tol transport systems
Sequence Analysis Tools
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Protein Sequence (599 amino acids)
>RR42_RS14935 biopolymer transporter ExbB (Cupriavidus basilensis FW507-4G11) MRRILLLVLTLLSTLLPDLAHAWWQPDWAYRKPITIDAGPKAGAIGGDAGRTPVLLRLHT GNFSFEGVSETGADLRFVAADDKTVLNHQIEQFDPLLGIALIWIDVPSVSAAGPQQLWMY YGNAKAPASGNGQRTFDPDYTLVYHFAEGSVPARDTTAYGNHSQTAVVSVDGTVIGKGAQ LGAAPLVLPSSPSLAQAAGAPFGFSAWVRPEKLGPQQVVYARRDGAGELVIGIDQGVPFV QVNGQRSNPGQPVQAGQWSHLAVKSDGKSVSLYVGGRPAASLATALPALNTPATLGADAA AGAAPNAPAAATALSPFSGAIDEVRLSKVARPDALILADAVSQGAESRLAVFGADEQQAG KSHFGFILAAMPLDAWIVVGLLGIMMALSWAIMISKGRSYGATSRANAAFMVHFREAAGA PLDQLAKSNRVPEAVKADSSLWRLYEMAVEELHRRHQMGYDLNAVSDATISAIRAAMDGV MVRESERMAKRMNWLSTTIEGAPYVGLFGTVIGIMLVFVVAAMAGAVDINSVAPGMAAAL LCTAAGLGVAIPALFGYNWLASRSDSIGADMAVFVDEFATRLAEEQGEGRRVPAALHRA