HomeDEHA2A02090g
similar to uniprot|P25379 Saccharomyces cerevisiae YCL064c CHA1 L-serine/L-threonine deaminase
Element type: CDS
Element length: 1053 nucleotides,
on sense strand of
Deha2A: 174270..175322.
Other names:
DEHA-CDS3367.1
DEHA-IPF10813
DEHA0A02497g
Coding sequence: 351 codons.
Element length: 1053 nucleotides,
on sense strand of
Deha2A: 174270..175322.
Other names:
DEHA-CDS3367.1
DEHA-IPF10813
DEHA0A02497g
Coding sequence: 351 codons.
Database cross references:
EMBL: CR382133
GeneID: 2899970
GenomeReviews: CR382133_GR
HOGENOM: HBG714501
Orthologs: strict determination not possible; homologs must be refined manually
EMBL: CR382133
GeneID: 2899970
GenomeReviews: CR382133_GR
HOGENOM: HBG714501
Homologs and Orthologs
Homologs in protein family: GL3C0161Orthologs: strict determination not possible; homologs must be refined manually
Protein DEHA2A02090p 
similar to uniprot|P25379 Saccharomyces cerevisiae YCL064c CHA1 L-serine/L-threonine deaminase; SubName: Full=DEHA2A02090p;
Protein domain map
Database cross references:
InterPro: IPR001926
KEGG: dha:DEHA2A02090g
Pfam: PF00291
RefSeq: XP_456429.2
UniProtKB/TrEMBL: Q6BZE0
UniProtKB: Q6BZE0_DEBHA
InterPro: IPR001926
KEGG: dha:DEHA2A02090g
Pfam: PF00291
RefSeq: XP_456429.2
UniProtKB/TrEMBL: Q6BZE0
UniProtKB: Q6BZE0_DEBHA
Computed results for DEHA2A02090p
None available yet
Gene Ontology terms
Sequence data
>DEHA2A02090g.nt ATGTCGTTACCAGTTGAAACATTGCGTGATTCGCAGCCATTTATCAAGACCTCTTTGGTG GAAGTTACTAAGGACTTGCCAAATAAACCGCCATGCCGTGTTTTCTTGAAGAATGAATAT GAACAACCATGTGGTAGTTTTAAATTGAGAGGCATTTCCAATTTGATTTACAGACTGATT CAAAAAGCCAAAAAGGAAAAGATTGACAAGACACTCTACGTGTTTGCATCAAGTGGAGGA AATGCCGGGTTGGCAGCAGCATACCTGGCGCGTTACTTTAGGATAGGATGCACCGTTGTT TTGCCAACCACATCAAAGCCAGAGATTATTGAGAAATTGCAGAGCTATGGGGCCAAGACT ATTATGCACGGGAAAAATATTAATGAAGCCGACGGATACTTGAAGAACATGATGAGAAAC ATAGACTTAAACATTTACCCAATCTATTGCCATCCATTTGACAATCCATTAATATGGGAG GGTCACTCGTCGTTAGTGGACGAAGTATACCAAGAACAATTATCCTATAACGACTCACAA AAAGTCAAAGGTATTGTGTGCTCTGTTGGTGGAGGCGGCCTTTATAACGGGATTATGAAG GGCCTTGAACAAAACAAAACAAACAAAGATACAAGCTTGATGCTTGTTGAGACTAACCAG GCTCCAACTTTGTTGGAAACAATCAAGGCTGGAGAAGTCTTTACATTAGATTCGGTCAAC TCATTAGCCACCTCACTTGCATGCTCATACTTGTCTGAACAAAGTTTAGACAACTACTAT AATTCTAAATTCAAGACTTATGTCGATTCGATCGACGACTTAGATGCCATTCAAGGCTTA ATTGATTTTTATAGTAATTCCGGTGTTGTTGTTGAGCCAGCTTGCGGTACTGCATTGTCA TTAGTATACAATAGAATGGATATATTGACAAAGCATTATACTAATTTATCCCCCGATGAT ATCATTATTGTCGTTGCTTGCGGGGGCTCATGCACGAATTTAGAGGGTGTTGAAAACTTC AAGAAGATGCTTAACACTACATGCAAGCTTTAG
>DEHA2A02090g.cds ATGTCGTTACCAGTTGAAACATTGCGTGATTCGCAGCCATTTATCAAGACCTCTTTGGTG GAAGTTACTAAGGACTTGCCAAATAAACCGCCATGCCGTGTTTTCTTGAAGAATGAATAT GAACAACCATGTGGTAGTTTTAAATTGAGAGGCATTTCCAATTTGATTTACAGACTGATT CAAAAAGCCAAAAAGGAAAAGATTGACAAGACACTCTACGTGTTTGCATCAAGTGGAGGA AATGCCGGGTTGGCAGCAGCATACCTGGCGCGTTACTTTAGGATAGGATGCACCGTTGTT TTGCCAACCACATCAAAGCCAGAGATTATTGAGAAATTGCAGAGCTATGGGGCCAAGACT ATTATGCACGGGAAAAATATTAATGAAGCCGACGGATACTTGAAGAACATGATGAGAAAC ATAGACTTAAACATTTACCCAATCTATTGCCATCCATTTGACAATCCATTAATATGGGAG GGTCACTCGTCGTTAGTGGACGAAGTATACCAAGAACAATTATCCTATAACGACTCACAA AAAGTCAAAGGTATTGTGTGCTCTGTTGGTGGAGGCGGCCTTTATAACGGGATTATGAAG GGCCTTGAACAAAACAAAACAAACAAAGATACAAGCTTGATGCTTGTTGAGACTAACCAG GCTCCAACTTTGTTGGAAACAATCAAGGCTGGAGAAGTCTTTACATTAGATTCGGTCAAC TCATTAGCCACCTCACTTGCATGCTCATACTTGTCTGAACAAAGTTTAGACAACTACTAT AATTCTAAATTCAAGACTTATGTCGATTCGATCGACGACTTAGATGCCATTCAAGGCTTA ATTGATTTTTATAGTAATTCCGGTGTTGTTGTTGAGCCAGCTTGCGGTACTGCATTGTCA TTAGTATACAATAGAATGGATATATTGACAAAGCATTATACTAATTTATCCCCCGATGAT ATCATTATTGTCGTTGCTTGCGGGGGCTCATGCACGAATTTAGAGGGTGTTGAAAACTTC AAGAAGATGCTTAACACTACATGCAAGCTTTAG
>DEHA2A02090g.aa MSLPVETLRDSQPFIKTSLVEVTKDLPNKPPCRVFLKNEYEQPCGSFKLRGISNLIYRLI QKAKKEKIDKTLYVFASSGGNAGLAAAYLARYFRIGCTVVLPTTSKPEIIEKLQSYGAKT IMHGKNINEADGYLKNMMRNIDLNIYPIYCHPFDNPLIWEGHSSLVDEVYQEQLSYNDSQ KVKGIVCSVGGGGLYNGIMKGLEQNKTNKDTSLMLVETNQAPTLLETIKAGEVFTLDSVN SLATSLACSYLSEQSLDNYYNSKFKTYVDSIDDLDAIQGLIDFYSNSGVVVEPACGTALS LVYNRMDILTKHYTNLSPDDIIIVVACGGSCTNLEGVENFKKMLNTTCKL*
Legend and notes
Lengths
The length, in codons, of coding sequences includes the stop codon, hence it is one unit longer than the protein length.
Genomic environment map
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Protein domain map
Domains are extracted from SwissProt files. Click on the symbol of a domain to extract the domain sequence.
Genemark image and list
Genemark computation of protein-coding potential of DNA was made from 1000 nucleotides upstream the open reading frame to 300 nucleotides downstream. Thus the open reading frame protein-coding potential appears on frame #3.
Sequences
| Color | Nucleotide sequence and Coding sequence | Predicted translation product |
| RED | start and stop codons | Initial methionine and sequence end |
| BLUE | coding sequence | protein sequence |
| grey | non-coding sequence (upstream, downstream or intron) | |
| grey | donor and acceptor splicing sites |
URL: http://192.168.122.177/elt/DEHA/DEHA2A02090p