The percentage of each amino acid in this protein.

See also: Average amino acid composition of Swiss-Prot

Information concerning the protein family, domain and other sites of interest detected by InterProScan.

See also: InterProScan page

A list of sequences stored in PDB showing a high degree of similarity detected by BLAST (Altschul et al, 1997).

See also: PDB (Protein Data Bank) home page

The size of a protein expressed in the number of amino acid residues.

Features of the protein sequence predicted on the basis of its overall similarity and the presence of specific motifs, etc.

The molecular mass of a protein expressed in daltons (Da) which is calculated by summing the individual masses of its constituent amino acid residues.

See also: List of mass values of amino acids

Description about the protein product encoded by the gene in question.

You can retrieve a table of grouped ORFs possessing values higher than a certain threshold when analyzed by the sequence alignment program 'Gap' of the GCG Wisconsin Package

See also: Accelrys GCG page

Refer to: Criteria for this analysis

The predicted isoelectric point (pI) of this protein, namely the pH value at which the protein is electrically neutral.

Caution: the actual pI value of a protein is often different from the predicted value because of post-translational modifications and various structural effects.

See also: pICalculator, a Perl module for pI calculation

Sequences from the list of similar sequences, and the corresponding references, on which the annotation of this protein is based.

Classification of the protein into a functional category based on its similarity.

See also the classification scheme for proteins of this organism (Staphylococcus aureus MW2 Chromosome).

Putative orthologous sequences predicted by comparative analysis of genomes, i.e. the best hits in reciprocal BLAST analyses.

Clicking on the links in this section allows you to retrieve a comparison table with each genome listed in one column. The leftmost column is the query genome and other columns correspond to the "predefined genomes for comparison" in which closely related organisms are selected.

In the position link of genes, the table's leftmost column indicates the query gene. In addition, five neighboring genes are listed on each side.

In the classification link, the table's leftmost column lists all genes attributable to the given class.

See also: NCBI BLAST page

Refer to: Criteria for this analysis

A list of sequences in public protein databases showing a high degree of similarity detected by BLAST.

Clicking on the Alignment image, if present, will allow you to retrieve the corresponding alignments.

A graphical summary of the alignments is also displayed at the top of the page.

See also: NCBI BLAST page

Various comments on the annotation of the protein.

No description yet

Cross-references to databases such as KEGG and UniProt are shown.

Translational exception

The name of the gene encoding the corresponding protein; note that the rules for naming genes differ from one organism to another.

The methods which this protein was detected.

You can retrieve a table of putative paralogs predicted by the sequence alignment program.

Refer to: Criteria for this analysis

(An)other name(s) used for the protein product.

Classification of the protein into an enzyme category with its corresponding Enzyme Committee (EC) number.

See also:
Integrated Enzyme Database
Enzyme nomenclature database