Annotation: Predicted divalent heavy-metal cations transporter Type 1: Protein-coding gene Located on scaffold Psest_Contig47.1, + strand, nucleotides 1,888,575 to 1,889,507 See nucleotide sequence around Psest_1793 or for all of scaffold Psest_Contig47.1
Other databases: NCBI , IMG: 2507212025 , uniprot: L0GLS9
Nearby Genes
500 nt Psest_1788 and Psest_1789 are separated by 21 nucleotides Psest_1789 and Psest_1790 are separated by 174 nucleotides Psest_1790 and Psest_1791 overlap by 8 nucleotides Psest_1791 and Psest_1792 are separated by 4 nucleotides Psest_1792 and Psest_1793 are separated by 134 nucleotides Psest_1793 and Psest_1794 are separated by 14 nucleotides Psest_1794 and Psest_1795 are separated by 2 nucleotides Psest_1795 and Psest_1796 are separated by 112 nucleotides Psest_1796 and Psest_1798 are separated by 627 nucleotides Psest_1798 and Psest_1799 are separated by 149 nucleotides
Psest_1788: Psest_1788 - TIGR01244 family protein, at 1,882,463 to 1,884,211
_1788
Psest_1789: Psest_1789 - Zn-dependent hydrolases, including glyoxylases, at 1,884,233 to 1,885,096
_1789
Psest_1790: Psest_1790 - ABC-type antimicrobial peptide transport system, ATPase component, at 1,885,271 to 1,886,002
_1790
Psest_1791: Psest_1791 - ABC-type transport system, involved in lipoprotein release, permease component, at 1,885,995 to 1,887,215
_1791
Psest_1792: Psest_1792 - RND family efflux transporter, MFP subunit, at 1,887,220 to 1,888,440
_1792
Psest_1793: Psest_1793 - Predicted divalent heavy-metal cations transporter, at 1,888,575 to 1,889,507
_1793
Psest_1794: Psest_1794 - Flagellar motor protein, at 1,889,522 to 1,890,262
_1794
Psest_1795: Psest_1795 - Flagellar motor component, at 1,890,265 to 1,891,074
_1795
Psest_1796: Psest_1796 - Predicted NAD/FAD-dependent oxidoreductase, at 1,891,187 to 1,892,173
_1796
Psest_1798: Psest_1798 - conserved hypothetical protein, PP_1857 family, at 1,892,801 to 1,893,955
_1798
Psest_1799: Psest_1799 - translation elongation factor P, at 1,894,105 to 1,894,671
_1799
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