proma-PMT0128

Prochlorococcus marinus (strain MIT 9313) alpha/beta hydrolase fold:esterase/lipase/thioesterase family

Comment

Relationship

Family : AlphaBeta_hydrolase

Block : X

Position in NCBI Life Tree : Prochlorococcus marinus

Molecular evidence

No mutation

No structure

No kinetic

No disease

No substrate

No inhibitor

Database

BX572095

Q7TV74

Sequence

Peptide

MTNAENHIWT WQDWQVAWSR SGTADHANSA TLLIHGFGAC KEHWRHNQSV LAQISPCYAI DLLGFGSSSQ PRARLRGEAP HQGDFCYDFD GWGAQVAAFC REVVQIPVRI VGNSIGGVIA LRAAQLLEEA CEGVVLINCA QRTLDDKRLD EQPSLMRWTR PWLKSLVQQR WLSNSLFRNA ANPMMIKRVL KQAYPSGNNL DRSLVSMLQK PADRPGAAEA FHGFINIFDD YLAPELMADL NMPVDLIWGA ADPWEPLQEA RRWAALLPCI RSISVVDGAG HCPHDEAPEE VNPLLLSIIQ QAA

References

Title : Genome divergence in two Prochlorococcus ecotypes reflects oceanic niche differentiation - Rocap_2003_Nature_424_1042

Author(s) : Rocap G , Larimer FW , Lamerdin J , Malfatti S , Chain P , Ahlgren NA , Arellano A , Coleman M , Hauser L , Hess WR , Johnson ZI , Land M , Lindell D , Post AF , Regala W , Shah M , Shaw SL , Steglich C , Sullivan MB , Ting CS , Tolonen A , Webb EA , Zinser ER , Chisholm SW

Ref : Nature , 424 :1042 , 2003

Abstract : Rocap_2003_Nature_424_1042

ESTHER : Rocap_2003_Nature_424_1042

PubMedSearch : Rocap_2003_Nature_424_1042

PubMedID: 12917642

Gene_locus related to this paper: prom3-a2c804 , proma-PMM0356 , proma-PMM1153 , proma-PMM1599 , proma-PMM1628 , proma-PMT0128 , proma-PMT1063 , proma-PMT1175 , proma-PMT1943 , proma-TODF , promm-q7v4t5 , promm-q7v5f8 , promm-q7v6l0 , promm-q7v6v8 , promm-q7v8b7 , promm-q7v8c5 , promm-q7v8g2 , promp-q7v0v8 , promp-q7v3k6 , promp-q7v139 , promp-q7v266 , promp-q7v291 , promp-q7v298 , promp-q7v327 , promm-q7v8g5 , prom3-a2ce38

proma-PMT0128

Comment

Relationship

Molecular evidence

Mutation (0)

Structure (0)

Kinetic (0)

Disease (0)

Substrate (0)

Inhibitor (0)

Database

Genbank (1)

Interpro (1)

Pfam (1)

UniProt (1)

PIRSF (1)

SUPERFAM (1)

Sequence

Peptide

References

Genome divergence in two Prochlorococcus ecotypes reflects oceanic niche differentiation