Protein

Genbank accession
ARW57950.1 [GenBank]
Protein name
hinge connector
RBP type
TSP
Evidence RBPdetect
Probability 0,86
TF
Evidence Phold
Probability 1,00
Protein sequence
MADLKASSTVGGAVIWHQGNFPLFPVGDSLLYKTFKVYTEKDKPQAIDNDFVSKAQGGEYLKAVNFVEGFGFTDNNGYKIKFGKPGSTEPTVNYSASIKIESPFAFETSENKPFIIFDPSQDLSNPRLTVMGKVIAGEVWDSNTRVFSPANPPTPTDVSLGNVTNDKQVKINTTDLQTMKGELRAPNMSSENPAIEPNQLTRYDQTVLRDADQDFGYYS
Physico‐chemical
properties
protein length:219 AA
molecular weight: 24155,63960 Da
isoelectric point:4,88050
aromaticity:0,10959
hydropathy:-0,51050

Domains

Domains [InterPro]

No domain annotations available.

Legend: Pfam SMART CDD TIGRFAM HAMAP SUPFAM PRINTS Gene3D PANTHER Other

Taxonomy

  Name Taxonomy ID Lineage
Phage Serratia phage CBH8
[NCBI] 		2006940 Viruses > Duplodnaviria > Heunggongvirae > Uroviricota > Caudoviricetes
Host No host information

Coding sequence (CDS)

Coding sequence (CDS)
Genbank protein accession
ARW57950.1 [NCBI]
Genbank nucleotide accession
MF036691 [NCBI]
CDS location
range 157253 -> 157912
strand +
CDS
ATGGCCGATTTAAAAGCTAGTTCTACGGTCGGAGGAGCAGTCATTTGGCACCAAGGTAATTTTCCTTTGTTCCCAGTTGGTGACTCTCTTCTGTACAAAACATTTAAGGTTTATACAGAAAAAGATAAGCCACAAGCAATAGATAATGATTTTGTTTCTAAAGCTCAAGGCGGCGAATATCTTAAAGCAGTGAATTTTGTTGAAGGCTTTGGATTCACAGATAATAATGGATACAAGATTAAATTTGGCAAGCCAGGTTCTACCGAGCCTACTGTAAATTATTCAGCGTCTATTAAGATTGAATCACCATTTGCTTTCGAAACTAGTGAAAATAAACCATTTATTATTTTTGACCCAAGTCAGGATTTAAGCAATCCACGTTTGACAGTTATGGGTAAAGTTATTGCTGGAGAGGTTTGGGATTCTAATACAAGAGTCTTTAGTCCGGCTAACCCACCTACTCCTACAGATGTAAGTCTTGGTAATGTAACTAATGACAAACAGGTCAAGATAAATACTACTGACTTACAGACTATGAAAGGTGAGCTTCGAGCCCCTAATATGTCTAGTGAAAATCCGGCAATTGAGCCGAACCAATTAACTCGATACGACCAAACGGTTCTTCGAGATGCAGACCAAGATTTCGGCTATTACAGCTAA

Gene Ontology

No Gene Ontology terms available.

Enzymatic activity

No enzymatic activity data available.

Tertiary structure

PDB ID
daecdb1be17b07c7e67881a9aa73facbc48b846064adceb7a9dc9ffb8d92e2a3
ESMFold
Source ESMFold
Method ESMFold
Resolution 0,5596
Evidence 0,5596
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Literature

Title Authors Date PMID Source
Environmental T4-family bacteriophages evolve to escape abortive infection via multiple routes in a bacterial host employing #altruistic suicide# through Type III toxin-antitoxin systems Chen,B., Akusobi,C., Fang,X. and Salmond,G.P.C. — — GenBank