Summary

This is the summary of UniProt entry A7MXU4_VIBHB (A7MXU4).

Description:

Putative uncharacterized protein

Source organism:

Vibrio harveyi (strain ATCC BAA-1116 / BB120) (NCBI taxonomy ID 338187)
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Length:

842 amino acids

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Pfam domains

Source	Domain	Start	End	Gathering threshold (bits)		Score (bits)		E-value
Source	Domain	Start	End	Sequence	Domain	Sequence	Domain	Sequence	Domain
Pfam A	Adenyl_cycl_N	1	199	21.60	21.60	277.60	276.10	7.6e-80	2.2e-79
low_complexity	n/a	100	111	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a
disorder	n/a	164	166	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a
Pfam A	Adenylate_cycl	226	833	21.80	21.80	899.40	899.10	1.4e-267	1.7e-267
disorder	n/a	825	828	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a
disorder	n/a	834	842	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a

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Sequence annotations

This section shows a graphical representation of this sequence, with Pfam domains shown in the standard Pfam format. Under the Pfam domain image we show various tracks, illustrating features on this sequence that we found in other databases. You can choose which databases to include using the drop-down panel under the image. More...

We generate the topmost image from data in the Pfam database, but subsequent images are constructed on-the-fly using data retrieved from other sources using the Distributed Annotation System (DAS). DAS is a system for sharing sequence annotations in a standard format and we use it to find features and sequence information from a wide variety of other sources, from UniProt to InterPro to Superfamily.

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Sequence information

This is the amino acid sequence of the UniProt sequence database entry with the accession A7MXU4. This sequence is stored in the Pfam database and updated with each new Pfam release, but this means that the sequence we store may differ from that stored by UniProt.

Sequence:

MQAYTQKLIQ RLDNLNQQRI DRALALMDSQ SQQVFHLIPA LLNYNHPVIP

GYYDADVPYG VFGLELNELQ QRFLDDTQLT IGQALKTAEQ PAILGLYTMG

100

101

STSSIGQSTS SDLDIWVCIS PEMDNDQREL LTNKCLLITD WAQSQGVEAN

150

151

FFLMDEERFR SNRSEEMTGD NCGSSQHLLL LDEFYRSAVR LAGQRLLWQI

200

201

VPPEMEECYD EYVAQLCKDG YINCDEWINF GQLNRIPAEE YFGSNLWQLY

250

251

KSIDSPYKSV LKAILLEAYS WEYPHTQLLS IDTKRRFFAH EPDLYGMDAY

300

301

YLMLEKVTRY LERIQDDTRL DLVRRCFYLK THEKLSREPD VGSVAWRREA

350

351

LSDMIAKWDW DEAVLAELDD RRNWKVEQVK VVHHALLDAL MQSYRNLIQF

400

401

ARRNDITSAI SPQDISILAR KLYAAFEVLP GKVTLLNPQI SPDLHEPDLS

450

451

FIEVKEGGVN KSGWYLYKQP LIAHRILGQP CLEHHEYLSK LVSWAFFNGL

500

501

ITESTRLHAV VREAQLDIDK FYQMVSDLRN TFSLRKRRPT MQALGSPCEI

550

551

SQMAMFINFE NDPTAELSGR SLKVDVKNTD IFSFGPEQIN LVGSVDLVYR

600

601

NSWHEVRTLH FKGETAMLDA LKTILGKMHQ DAIPPESVDV FCYAKNMRGV

650

651

MRNMVYQLLA ECIDLRLKPV EQEKRRRFKA MRLANQTYGL FFERRGVSVQ

700

701

KLENSVDFYR SISTNKLKGS PLLMLDREQE YQLPEVVDGF ASEGLVQFFF

750

751

EDTDDGFNIY VLDESNQVEV YHQFSGSKDE MIASVNSFYT SVKDDSRVSS

800

801

KFINFNLPQY YQIIHPEEGN TYIIPYRNDG CTPTRPTKAV NA

842

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Checksums:

CRC64:8CA45273788C8C6B

MD5:64b71bccdbda5af327ec72b96cdc3c36

Protein: A7MXU4_VIBHB (A7MXU4)

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Summary

Pfam domains

Sequence annotations

Sequence information