ERGO0C10076g

AGOS_ACR232C, Syntenic homolog of Saccharomyces cerevisiae YER086W (ILV1)

Genomic environment map

Element type: CDS
Element length: 1683 nucleotides,
on anti-sense strand of
Ergo0C: complement(767330..769012).
Other names:
ACR232C
AGOS_ACR232C
Coding sequence: 561 codons.

Database cross references:
EMBL: AE016816
GeneID: 4619766
GenomeReviews: AE016816_GR
HOGENOM: HBG714501
NMPDR: fig|33169.1.peg.1279

Computed results

None available yet

Homologs and Orthologs

Génolevures family GL3C0161
Consensus family of 30 members, sczltkgdpy (3 2 3 4 2 3 2 3 4 4)
30-member family, phyletic pattern sczltkgd-py, profile (3 2 3 4 2 3 2 3 0 4 4)
Proteins: SACE0C00220p SACE0E04114p SACE0K00220p CAGL0B00286p CAGL0I05126p ZYRO0B02772p ZYRO0F15774p ZYRO0F18524p SAKL0A10626p SAKL0C00418p SAKL0C13904p SAKL0F11858p KLTH0B04884p KLTH0F00440p KLLA0C00440p KLLA0E01805p KLLA0E19779p ERGO0C10076p ERGO0F23276p DEHA2A02090p DEHA2D01738p DEHA2F02244p PISO0C11574p PISO0D11641p PISO0F01039p PISO0J01021p YALI0B16214p YALI0B19360p YALI0D02497p YALI0E10307p
Search in: Génolevures Google

Homologs in protein family: GL3C0161
Orthologs: strict determination not possible; homologs must be refined manually

Protein ERGO0C10076p

Protein domain map

Protein length: 560 amino acids
Protein family: GL3C0161

Database cross references:
AGD: ACR232C
InterPro: IPR000634
InterPro: IPR001721
InterPro: IPR001926
InterPro: IPR005787
KEGG: ago:AGOS_ACR232C
PROSITE: PS00165
Pfam: PF00291
Pfam: PF00585
RefSeq: NP_983634.1
TIGRFAMs: TIGR01124
UniProtKB/TrEMBL: Q75BN9
UniProtKB: Q75BN9_ASHGO

Phylogeny

PhylomeDB:Q75BN9

Computed results for ERGO0C10076p

None available yet

Gene Ontology terms

Sequence data

>ERGO0C10076g.nt
ATGGTTTTCAATGCCTGCGGAAGACGCAGCGGCAACCTTGTGAGTTCCGCTTTAAGAACG
GGCCGGAGGTACTCCGGCACGTTACATAAACTTTACACTCAGTTGAAACCACAAGAACTA
CTTCCAGACAATACGCCGGATTATGTGCGGATGATACTGCGCTCCTCAGTTTACGATGTT
ATCGAGGAATCGCCTATGTCTGAAGCGAAACTGCTCTCGGCCAAGCTGGATACAAATGTG
TGCCTGAAGCGTGAAGACCTGCTGCCTGTGTTCTCATTCAAACTACGAGGCGCGTATAAT
ATGATATCCAACCTAGACGAATACCAGAAGAGCGCAGGTGTCATCGCGTGCTCTGCGGGA
AACCACGCGCAGGGTGTTGCGTTCTCCGCACGGGAATTGGGTATACGAGCAATGATTGTG
ATGCCCACTTCGACGCCGTCTATCAAATACAACAGTGTCGCAGCGATGGGGGCGGAGGTA
GTATTGTACGGGAAAGACTTCGATGAGGCGAAAGCCGAGTGTGCCCGGCTTGCGCAGCTT
CACAAGCTCACCGATATACCCCCCTTTGACCACCCATATGTCATTGCTGGCCAGGGAACC
ATCGCAACGGAAATTCTCCGGCAAGTGCACAATGCCAGTCAGATTGGCGCGGTGTTCTGC
GGCGTGGGCGGAGGGGGTCTGATAGCCGGCATTGGGTCGTACCTGAAACGGATTGCGCCA
CATATCAAAATCATAGGTGTCGAGACGCATGACGCCCCCACTCTGCACACCGCTCTGAAG
CAGGGACGCCGCACAATGCTGCCTGCGGTCGGCTGTTTCGCAGATGGCACGTCCGTGCGA
ATGATGGGCGAGGAAACGTTCCGTGTAGCACGCGATGTTGTCGATGAGGTGGTGCTGGTC
AACACGGACGAGCTTTGCGCCGCAATCAAGGATATATTCGAGGACACAAGAGCGATTGTT
GAGCCTTCCGGCGCGCTGGGGGTTGCAGGTCTAAAGAAGTACATAGCCAGCCATCAAGAC
GCCGAGAACAGTCGCCACACCTATGTCCCCGTGCTATCGGGCGCGAACATGAATTTCGAC
CGCTTACGCTTCGTCAGCGAGCGCGCGGTGCTAGGCGAAGGCAAGGAGGTGTTCCTGGCC
GTCACTATCCCGGACGTGCCTGGCTCCTTTAAGCGCATGAACCAGATCATCCACCCCCGC
GCCGTAACAGAGTTCTCCTACCGCTACAATGAGCATGCTCGCCGCAACCAAGACGGCACC
GCCCGGGCCTGTATCTACACCTCTTTTAGCGTGGCCGACCCTGCCGCCGAGGTGCCCGAC
GTTCTCACTCGTCTTCGCGCGCTCGGCTTCGATGCCCGCGATATTTCCGCGAACGAGCTC
GCCAAGTCCCACGCGCGCTACCTCGTCGGCGGTGCCGCCCGTGTCCCGAACGAGCGGCTC
TTTGCCTTCGAGTTCCCCGAGCGGCCTGGCGCGCTGACCAACTTCCTCGCTGGTCTCGAC
TCCTCCTGGAACATCACGCTGTTCCATTACCGCAACCACGGCGCGGACGTGGGCCGCGTA
CTTGTAGGCATCGCAGTCCCTTCTGACGAATACTCGGCCTTCGATGCGTTCCTGAGCGGG
CTCGGCTACGCCTACCAAGAAGAAACCGGTAACCCTGTCTATCGCGAGTTTCTGCTCTGC
TAA

>ERGO0C10076g.cds
ATGGTTTTCAATGCCTGCGGAAGACGCAGCGGCAACCTTGTGAGTTCCGCTTTAAGAACG
GGCCGGAGGTACTCCGGCACGTTACATAAACTTTACACTCAGTTGAAACCACAAGAACTA
CTTCCAGACAATACGCCGGATTATGTGCGGATGATACTGCGCTCCTCAGTTTACGATGTT
ATCGAGGAATCGCCTATGTCTGAAGCGAAACTGCTCTCGGCCAAGCTGGATACAAATGTG
TGCCTGAAGCGTGAAGACCTGCTGCCTGTGTTCTCATTCAAACTACGAGGCGCGTATAAT
ATGATATCCAACCTAGACGAATACCAGAAGAGCGCAGGTGTCATCGCGTGCTCTGCGGGA
AACCACGCGCAGGGTGTTGCGTTCTCCGCACGGGAATTGGGTATACGAGCAATGATTGTG
ATGCCCACTTCGACGCCGTCTATCAAATACAACAGTGTCGCAGCGATGGGGGCGGAGGTA
GTATTGTACGGGAAAGACTTCGATGAGGCGAAAGCCGAGTGTGCCCGGCTTGCGCAGCTT
CACAAGCTCACCGATATACCCCCCTTTGACCACCCATATGTCATTGCTGGCCAGGGAACC
ATCGCAACGGAAATTCTCCGGCAAGTGCACAATGCCAGTCAGATTGGCGCGGTGTTCTGC
GGCGTGGGCGGAGGGGGTCTGATAGCCGGCATTGGGTCGTACCTGAAACGGATTGCGCCA
CATATCAAAATCATAGGTGTCGAGACGCATGACGCCCCCACTCTGCACACCGCTCTGAAG
CAGGGACGCCGCACAATGCTGCCTGCGGTCGGCTGTTTCGCAGATGGCACGTCCGTGCGA
ATGATGGGCGAGGAAACGTTCCGTGTAGCACGCGATGTTGTCGATGAGGTGGTGCTGGTC
AACACGGACGAGCTTTGCGCCGCAATCAAGGATATATTCGAGGACACAAGAGCGATTGTT
GAGCCTTCCGGCGCGCTGGGGGTTGCAGGTCTAAAGAAGTACATAGCCAGCCATCAAGAC
GCCGAGAACAGTCGCCACACCTATGTCCCCGTGCTATCGGGCGCGAACATGAATTTCGAC
CGCTTACGCTTCGTCAGCGAGCGCGCGGTGCTAGGCGAAGGCAAGGAGGTGTTCCTGGCC
GTCACTATCCCGGACGTGCCTGGCTCCTTTAAGCGCATGAACCAGATCATCCACCCCCGC
GCCGTAACAGAGTTCTCCTACCGCTACAATGAGCATGCTCGCCGCAACCAAGACGGCACC
GCCCGGGCCTGTATCTACACCTCTTTTAGCGTGGCCGACCCTGCCGCCGAGGTGCCCGAC
GTTCTCACTCGTCTTCGCGCGCTCGGCTTCGATGCCCGCGATATTTCCGCGAACGAGCTC
GCCAAGTCCCACGCGCGCTACCTCGTCGGCGGTGCCGCCCGTGTCCCGAACGAGCGGCTC
TTTGCCTTCGAGTTCCCCGAGCGGCCTGGCGCGCTGACCAACTTCCTCGCTGGTCTCGAC
TCCTCCTGGAACATCACGCTGTTCCATTACCGCAACCACGGCGCGGACGTGGGCCGCGTA
CTTGTAGGCATCGCAGTCCCTTCTGACGAATACTCGGCCTTCGATGCGTTCCTGAGCGGG
CTCGGCTACGCCTACCAAGAAGAAACCGGTAACCCTGTCTATCGCGAGTTTCTGCTCTGC
TAA

>ERGO0C10076g.aa
MVFNACGRRSGNLVSSALRTGRRYSGTLHKLYTQLKPQELLPDNTPDYVRMILRSSVYDV
IEESPMSEAKLLSAKLDTNVCLKREDLLPVFSFKLRGAYNMISNLDEYQKSAGVIACSAG
NHAQGVAFSARELGIRAMIVMPTSTPSIKYNSVAAMGAEVVLYGKDFDEAKAECARLAQL
HKLTDIPPFDHPYVIAGQGTIATEILRQVHNASQIGAVFCGVGGGGLIAGIGSYLKRIAP
HIKIIGVETHDAPTLHTALKQGRRTMLPAVGCFADGTSVRMMGEETFRVARDVVDEVVLV
NTDELCAAIKDIFEDTRAIVEPSGALGVAGLKKYIASHQDAENSRHTYVPVLSGANMNFD
RLRFVSERAVLGEGKEVFLAVTIPDVPGSFKRMNQIIHPRAVTEFSYRYNEHARRNQDGT
ARACIYTSFSVADPAAEVPDVLTRLRALGFDARDISANELAKSHARYLVGGAARVPNERL
FAFEFPERPGALTNFLAGLDSSWNITLFHYRNHGADVGRVLVGIAVPSDEYSAFDAFLSG
LGYAYQEETGNPVYREFLLC*

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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

Genetic Elements

ERGO0C10076g

ERGO0C10076g

Genomic environment map

Computed results

Homologs and Orthologs

Protein ERGO0C10076p

Protein domain map

Phylogeny

Computed results for ERGO0C10076p

Gene Ontology terms

Sequence data

Nucleotide sequence

Coding sequence

Predicted translation product

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