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CDS Information : RER_45880

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Rhodococcus erythropolis PR4 (= NBRC 100887) chromosome

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Organism Rhodococcus erythropolis PR4 (= NBRC 100887)
Replicon chromosome
Start / Stop / Direction 5,028,139 / 5,027,027 / -
Location complement(5027027..5028139)
Type CDS
Length 1,113 bp (370 aa)

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Product probable polyphosphate kinase 2
Gene name ppk2
Functional category Metabolism
- Energy Metabolism
EC number 2.7.4.1
Note
KEGG pathway map:00190 ec:2.7.4.1
Sequence feature
References Uniprot:Q8GCQ3 Pubmed:12486232

close this sectionComputational search results

BLASTP
Database:UniProtKB:14.0
1E=1e-138B1MJH4_MYCABPutative uncharacterized proteinAlignment
2E=1e-132B2GJ25_KOCRDPolyphosphate kinase 2Alignment
3E=1e-128B1TYE9_MICLUPutative uncharacterized proteinAlignment
4E=1e-122Q0SG64_RHOSRPossible polyphosphate kinaseAlignment
5E=1e-116B1W278_STRGGPutative uncharacterized proteinAlignment
HAMAP No significant hit
InterPro
Database:interpro:18.0
IPR005660 Polyphosphate kinase 2 (Domain)
 [112-340]  2.6e-159 PF03976
PF03976   PPK2
IPR016898 Polyphosphate kinase 2, predicted (Family)
 [64-362]  1.3e-170 PIRSF028756
PIRSF028756   Predicted polyphosphate kinase 2
SignalP No significant hit
TMHMM No significant hit
SOSUI No significant hit

close this sectionCalculated information (Amino acid sequence)

size of protein 370 amino acids
molecular mass 42,966.00 Da
pI 9.68
aa composition
AlaValLeuIlePheTrpProMetGlySer
6.8
(25aa)
7
(26aa)
8.6
(32aa)
3
(11aa)
4.6
(17aa)
2.2
(8aa)
5.1
(19aa)
2.7
(10aa)
5.9
(22aa)
5.9
(22aa)
ThrCysAsnGlnTyrLysHisArgAspGlu
5.7
(21aa)
0.8
(3aa)
1.6
(6aa)
3.2
(12aa)
3.5
(13aa)
6.2
(23aa)
2.7
(10aa)
10.3
(38aa)
6.5
(24aa)
7.6
(28aa)

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close this sectionCovered clones

NBRC No. clone name start stop length(bp)
G12-001-199 REGR1S8017G11 5,017,871 5,050,980 33,110

close this sectionDistribution of Our Microbial Genomic DNA clones

We have been distributing copies of the microbial genomic DNA clones constructed during the course of each of the genomic DNA sequencing projects.
You can find more detailed information at http://www.nbrc.nite.go.jp/e/mdna-e.html.