rhoe1-e4w8b9

Rhodococcus equi (strain 103S) (Corynebacterium equi) Putative uncharacterized protein

Comment

Relationship

Family : DLH-S

Block : X

Position in NCBI Life Tree : Rhodococcus equi

Molecular evidence

No mutation

No structure

No kinetic

No disease

No substrate

No inhibitor

Database

FN563149

No Interpro

No Pfam

No UniProt

No PIRSF

No SUPERFAM

Sequence

Peptide

MSTEVEFDVD GVRLSGALTD PVDSLPVVVF AHGSGSGRFS PRNRLVAELL QDAGLGTLLF DLLAPDEEAD RRLVFDIPLL ACRLLEVTAQ LRERTSAVAY FGASTGAAAA LHAAAEKGND ISAVVSRGGR PDLAGSRLSM VRAPTLLLVG SLDTTVIDLN RQAAKLLECE HELVIVPGAT HLFEEPGTLG VVAEHARTWF VEHGR

References

Title : The genome of a pathogenic rhodococcus: cooptive virulence underpinned by key gene acquisitions - Letek_2010_PLoS.Genet_6_e1001145

Author(s) : Letek M , Gonzalez P , Macarthur I , Rodriguez H , Freeman TC , Valero-Rello A , Blanco M , Buckley T , Cherevach I , Fahey R , Hapeshi A , Holdstock J , Leadon D , Navas J , Ocampo A , Quail MA , Sanders M , Scortti MM , Prescott JF , Fogarty U , Meijer WG , Parkhill J , Bentley SD , Vazquez-Boland JA

Ref : PLoS Genet , 6 :e1001145 , 2010

Abstract : Letek_2010_PLoS.Genet_6_e1001145

ESTHER : Letek_2010_PLoS.Genet_6_e1001145

PubMedSearch : Letek_2010_PLoS.Genet_6_e1001145

PubMedID: 20941392

Gene_locus related to this paper: coreq-e9sxw6 , coreq-e9t5k8 , coreq-e9t5k9 , coreq-e9t7v9 , rhoha-e9t397 , rhoe1-e4w8b9 , rhoe1-e4w8k3 , rhoe1-e4w8s0 , rhoe1-e4w9r2 , rhoe1-e4wah6 , rhoe1-e4wb26 , rhoe1-e4wb75 , rhoe1-e4wdz9 , rhoe1-e4wg39 , rhoe1-e4wg83 , rhoe1-e4whm4 , rhoe1-e4wih4 , rhoe1-e4wja5 , rhoe1-e4wjd9 , rhoe1-e4wjy2 , rhoe1-e4wat8 , coreq-e9t814 , rhoe1-e4wbp9 , coreq-e9t0s6 , coreq-e9swc5 , rhoe1-e4wix8 , rhoe1-e4wjy1

rhoe1-e4w8b9

Comment

Relationship

Molecular evidence

Mutation (0)

Structure (0)

Kinetic (0)

Disease (0)

Substrate (0)

Inhibitor (0)

Database

Genbank (1)

Interpro (0)

Pfam (0)

UniProt (0)

PIRSF (0)

SUPERFAM (0)

Sequence

Peptide

References

The genome of a pathogenic rhodococcus: cooptive virulence underpinned by key gene acquisitions