Protein

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Genbank accession
QBX23857.1 [GenBank]
Protein name
tail fibers protein
RBP type
TF
Evidence GenBank
Probability 1,00
TSP
Evidence RBPdetect
Probability 0,56
Protein sequence
MFRKIANGKVTFLPLTTTVNGQLLEDVLKSDSASFKTIRIEGRHAGEYNHQVTEVLGRHGAYYHQKTKDSLPLTWTVYLKASDVSSFGQLASNLHALLVKSKVTKFEFSDDDGCYYLGQLKKFPDLKEKRCEAIIEIEIICYDPYKFKDIKSFKGNVINYKGQVTTKPIVTLNLSSPTKEIRLLHVESQKYIRLTGTYTTDEIKIDMATGKITQNGRNILSDLDMVNSRYFELLPGKNTLQCDNATITADFREVYL
Physico‐chemical
properties
protein length:256 AA
molecular weight: 29126,05320 Da
isoelectric point:8,82961
aromaticity:0,09766
hydropathy:-0,35625

Domains

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Domain architecture
QBX23857.1
1 256 aa
ATT 2–147 · RBD 151–255 ·
ATT Attachment Domain STR Structural Domain RBD Receptor-Binding Domain CBM Carbohydrate-Binding Module LEC Lectin-like Domain ENZ Enzymatic Domain CHP Intramolecular Chaperone LNK Linker/Spacer Domain TAS Tail-Associated Structural TTP Tail Tubular Protein UNK Uncharacterized Domain Unmapped
Proteins with similar domain architecture

Tail Spike Domain Segmentation

Segmented into three structural domains: N-terminal, central, and C-terminal.

Domain layout
QBX23857.1
1 256 aa
Domain Start End Length (AA) Confidence
N-terminal 1 254 254 0,8180
Central domain 255 254 1 0,0369
C-terminal 255 256 1 0,8984
N-terminal Central domain C-terminal

View these domains on the 3D structure via the Color by → Tail spike option in the Tertiary structure section below.

Taxonomy

Phage
Streptococcus phage Javan164 [NCBI] · taxon 2548016
Viruses Duplodnaviria Heunggongvirae Uroviricota Caudoviricetes
Host
Streptococcus dysgalactiae [NCBI] · taxon 1334
cellular organisms Bacteria Bacillati Bacillota Bacilli Lactobacillales

Coding sequence (CDS)

Genbank protein accession
QBX23857.1 [NCBI]
Genbank nucleotide accession
MK448857.1 [NCBI]
CDS location
range 25336 -> 26106
strand +
CDS
ATGTTTAGAAAAATAGCCAATGGCAAAGTCACGTTTTTACCGCTGACAACAACAGTCAATGGCCAATTGCTTGAAGATGTTTTAAAAAGCGACTCTGCCTCTTTTAAAACAATCAGAATTGAGGGAAGGCATGCGGGTGAATACAATCATCAAGTTACAGAGGTTTTAGGGAGACATGGTGCTTATTATCATCAAAAAACCAAGGATAGCTTACCGCTTACTTGGACAGTCTATCTAAAGGCGAGTGACGTTAGTAGCTTTGGACAGCTAGCTAGTAATCTACATGCGTTGCTGGTCAAATCAAAAGTTACAAAATTTGAATTTAGTGATGATGATGGTTGTTACTATTTAGGTCAATTAAAAAAATTTCCGGACCTCAAGGAAAAGCGTTGCGAAGCTATTATCGAGATAGAAATTATCTGTTACGATCCTTACAAATTTAAAGACATCAAATCTTTTAAAGGCAACGTGATTAATTACAAAGGACAAGTAACAACTAAACCAATCGTGACTCTTAACCTCTCATCACCAACAAAAGAAATTAGGTTGCTACACGTCGAAAGTCAAAAGTATATCAGACTAACTGGTACTTATACGACCGATGAGATTAAGATTGATATGGCAACGGGTAAGATTACCCAGAACGGTCGCAACATCTTGAGTGATTTGGATATGGTTAATAGCCGTTATTTTGAGCTACTACCTGGAAAAAACACTTTACAGTGTGACAATGCCACAATTACAGCTGATTTTAGGGAGGTCTATCTATGA

Genome Context

Tertiary structure

QBX23857.1
ESMFold structure
Source ESMFold
pLDDT 95.6
Oligomeric state monomer
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Literature

Title Authors Date PMID Source
Prophages and satellite prophages are widespread among Streptococcus species and may play a role in pneumococcal pathogenesis Rezaei Javan,R., Ramos-Sevillano,E., Akter,A., Brown,J. and Brueggemann,A.B. 2018-12-20 — GenBank