ashgo-q75av7

Comment

Relationship

Family : ABHD13-BEM46

Block : X

Position in NCBI Life Tree : Ashbya gossypii ATCC 10895

Molecular evidence

No mutation

No structure

No kinetic

No disease

No substrate

No inhibitor

Database

AE016817

Q75AV7

Sequence

Peptide

MVIQQMFKMV VGGTAVVITA CLGALYVYQS KLVYPSWAQG ARKHVDTPDL YGLPYQELRL RTRDGVEIRA FDIRNLRSKG TILVLAPNGG NIGYFLSVAE LLYRQMGLSV FLYSYRGYGY SEGEPSEQGL KLDADRVMEY MRKDEFYRTQ RLVLYGRSLG GANALYIARK YGAQCDALIL ENTFLSIPKV IPYVFPYLRY VSFLCREVWN SEEEIRLVDE TIPILFLSGL KDEIVPPSHM QALYSLSKSS GKKFVTFADG YHNDTIIQNG YWDVVHDFLQ KHDVI

References

Title : The Ashbya gossypii genome as a tool for mapping the ancient Saccharomyces cerevisiae genome - Dietrich_2004_Science_304_304

Author(s) : Dietrich FS , Voegeli S , Brachat S , Lerch A , Gates K , Steiner S , Mohr C , Pohlmann R , Luedi P , Choi S , Wing RA , Flavier A , Gaffney TD , Philippsen P

Ref : Science , 304 :304 , 2004

Abstract : Dietrich_2004_Science_304_304

ESTHER : Dietrich_2004_Science_304_304

PubMedSearch : Dietrich_2004_Science_304_304

PubMedID: 15001715

Gene_locus related to this paper: ashgo-apth1 , ashgo-bna7 , ashgo-BST1 , ashgo-ppme1 , ashgo-q74zz5 , ashgo-q75a71 , ashgo-q75av7 , ashgo-q75b57 , ashgo-q75bq1 , ashgo-q75bx2 , ashgo-q75c14 , ashgo-q75c41 , ashgo-q75c44 , ashgo-q75cn3 , ashgo-q75cu9 , ashgo-q75d28 , ashgo-q75d64 , ashgo-q75dn6 , ashgo-q75en3 , ashgo-q75f98 , ashgo-q751m5 , ashgo-q751z3 , ashgo-q752m5 , ashgo-q753d0 , ashgo-q753k6 , ashgo-q753w6 , ashgo-q755k2 , ashgo-q755r4 , ashgo-q755r5 , ashgo-q755r6 , ashgo-q756b1 , ashgo-q756e3 , ashgo-q757j1 , ashgo-q757w0 , ashgo-q758a8 , ashgo-q758x2 , ashgo-q759l1 , ashgo-q759s1 , ashgo-q75ay6

ashgo-q75av7

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

The Ashbya gossypii genome as a tool for mapping the ancient Saccharomyces cerevisiae genome