rhisn-c3mil7

Rhizobium sp. (strain NGR234) Putative esterase/hydrolase

Comment

Relationship

Family : 6_AlphaBeta_hydrolase

Block : X

Position in NCBI Life Tree : Rhizobium sp.

Molecular evidence

No mutation

No structure

No kinetic

No disease

No substrate

No inhibitor

Database

CP001389

C3MIL7

Sequence

Peptide

MLLALLIIAA LILAAFAHSQ WQAHRIAARF PNGGELVDVG GFRMNCVHIR PNGAVDLPPV VFIHGAGGNL LDQLHAFLPA LDGRAEMLFV DRPGHGYSER GGPANARPDG QADAIARLMD KRGVSRAIII GHSFGAAIAA SLALRHPDRT EGVVLLAPAT HPWPGGVDWH ITFAALPFIG WLFANTAVIP IGLRRIDRVT QTIFWPNPRP KDYVDNTAPH LVLRPATFLN NAVDVANLHA YVTQVAPRYA EISAPTVIIT GDQDGIVLAD IHSRGLASSI KGSELLWIGN LGHKPDYVVT DLVVAAIEKL SGKPRDLQEI ARRAEARLSV KDPIEDLSYT PVRPSEPI

References

Title : Rhizobium sp. strain NGR234 possesses a remarkable number of secretion systems - Schmeisser_2009_Appl.Environ.Microbiol_75_4035

Author(s) : Schmeisser C , Liesegang H , Krysciak D , Bakkou N , Le Quere A , Wollherr A , Heinemeyer I , Morgenstern B , Pommerening-Roser A , Flores M , Palacios R , Brenner S , Gottschalk G , Schmitz RA , Broughton WJ , Perret X , Strittmatter AW , Streit WR

Ref : Applied Environmental Microbiology , 75 :4035 , 2009

Abstract : Schmeisser_2009_Appl.Environ.Microbiol_75_4035

ESTHER : Schmeisser_2009_Appl.Environ.Microbiol_75_4035

PubMedSearch : Schmeisser_2009_Appl.Environ.Microbiol_75_4035

PubMedID: 19376903

Gene_locus related to this paper: rhime-R01391 , rhime-R02260 , rhime-R02478 , rhisn-c3kku8 , rhisn-c3kl46 , rhisn-c3kly5 , rhisn-c3klz9 , rhisn-c3kmf4 , rhisn-c3kmp5 , rhisn-c3knq1 , rhisn-c3krv5 , rhisn-c3mdb6 , rhisn-c3mee2 , rhisn-c3meq6 , rhisn-c3mev4 , rhisn-c3mgd2 , rhisn-c3mil7 , rhisn-c3miq5 , rhisn-q6w1e1 , sinmw-a6ugj8 , rhisn-c3km61 , rhisn-c3m991 , sinfn-c3m9f4 , sinfn-y4kf

rhisn-c3mil7

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

Rhizobium sp. strain NGR234 possesses a remarkable number of secretion systems