Protein

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Genbank accession
YP_007672921.1 [GenBank]
Protein name
hypothetical protein
RBP type
TF
Evidence RBPdetect2
Probability 0,49
Seq2Symm
C3 confidence 0,989
C3 0,989
I 0,021
C1 0,003
Predicted homo-oligomer symmetry (Seq2Symm, per-class probabilities; C1 = monomer, C2 = dimer, C3 = trimer).
Protein sequence
MAILFPDTAGQATDGSFTHTEGGLTWIWNGSSWKSSGGTLDSYLLPTASTTVLGGVKVDGSTVTITDGVISSAGGGGGGGGGGTSLGTRSDFNNSTSATHANDVDEGIVITAYKSYALLKLNVSHPAWVRIYPTSAARTADGSRTISEDPTPGSGVIAEAITTGNNEDVLFTPALIGFNDDGTPSTNVYLSVMNKSGGQQSITVEMTVLQLEA
Physico‐chemical
properties
protein length:213 AA
molecular weight: 21655,49790 Da
isoelectric point:4,37793
aromaticity:0,06573
hydropathy:-0,07465

Taxonomy

Phage
Synechococcus phage S-CAM1 [NCBI] · taxon 754037
Uroviricota Caudoviricetes Pantevenvirales Anaposvirus Anaposvirus socalone
Host
Synechococcus sp. [NCBI] · taxon 1131
cellular organisms Bacteria Bacillati Cyanobacteriota/Melainabacteria group Cyanobacteriota Cyanophyceae
Host
Synechococcus sp. WH 7803 [NCBI] · taxon 32051
Bacteria Cyanobacteria Oscillatoriophycideae Chroococcales Synechococcus

Coding sequence (CDS)

Genbank protein accession
YP_007672921.1 [NCBI]
Genbank nucleotide accession
NC_020837 [NCBI]
CDS location
range 3915 -> 4556
strand -
CDS
ATGGCAATTCTATTCCCAGATACCGCTGGACAAGCTACAGACGGTTCATTTACACATACCGAGGGTGGTCTAACTTGGATCTGGAATGGTAGCAGCTGGAAATCCAGTGGTGGAACCCTTGATTCATACCTACTGCCAACTGCAAGTACAACTGTATTAGGTGGCGTTAAAGTAGATGGTTCTACCGTCACTATCACCGATGGCGTAATTAGCTCCGCTGGCGGCGGTGGTGGAGGTGGAGGCGGTGGCACCAGTCTCGGAACAAGATCAGATTTTAATAACTCCACCAGTGCTACTCATGCAAATGATGTCGATGAAGGTATTGTTATCACGGCATACAAATCATATGCACTACTGAAGTTGAATGTTTCTCACCCTGCATGGGTAAGAATTTATCCTACATCTGCAGCAAGAACAGCAGATGGATCTAGAACTATTTCTGAAGATCCCACCCCTGGTTCTGGAGTAATTGCAGAAGCTATCACAACTGGAAACAACGAAGATGTTCTCTTCACTCCTGCTTTGATCGGATTTAATGATGATGGAACTCCATCAACAAATGTTTATCTATCAGTTATGAATAAGTCTGGAGGACAACAATCTATCACTGTTGAAATGACTGTACTCCAACTAGAGGCATAA

Genome Context

Tertiary structure

YP_007672921.1
ESMFold2 structure
Source ESMFold2
pLDDT 89.1
Oligomeric state monomer
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