KLLA0E01585g


similar to uniprot|P39009 Saccharomyces cerevisiae YDL101C DUN1 Cell-cycle checkpoint serine-threonine kinase required for DNA damage-induced transcription of certain target genes phosphorylation of Rad55p and Sml1p and transient G2/M arrest after DNA damage also regulates postreplicative DNA repair

Genomic environment map

Element type: CDS
Element length: 1656 nucleotides,
on sense strand of
Klla0E: join(149305..149370,149488..150960).
Other names:
Klla0E.mRNA.67.p
Coding sequence: 513 codons.
Database cross references:
EMBL: CR382125
GeneID: 9487424
GenomeReviews: CR382125_GR
HOGENOM: HBG397469

Computed results  

None available yet


Homologs and Orthologs

Homologs in protein family: GL3M4597
Orthologs: strict determination not possible; homologs must be refined manually

Protein KLLA0E01585p  


similar to uniprot|P39009 Saccharomyces cerevisiae YDL101C DUN1 Cell-cycle checkpoint serine-threonine kinase required for DNA damage-induced transcription of certain target genes phosphorylation of Rad55p and Sml1p and transient G2/M arrest after DNA damage also regulates postreplicative DNA repair; SubName: Full=KLLA0E01585p;

Protein domain map

Protein length: 512 amino acids
Protein family: GL3M4597
Database cross references:
Gene3D: G3DSA:2.60.200.20
InterPro: IPR000253
InterPro: IPR000719
InterPro: IPR002290
InterPro: IPR008271
InterPro: IPR008984
InterPro: IPR011009
InterPro: IPR017441
InterPro: IPR017442
InterPro: IPR020636
InterPro: IPR020648
KEGG: kla:KLLA0E01585g
PROSITE: PS00107
PROSITE: PS00108
PROSITE: PS50006
PROSITE: PS50011
Pfam: PF00069
Pfam: PF00498
RefSeq: XP_002999388.1
SMART: SM00220
SMART: SM00240
UniProtKB/TrEMBL: B4UNA3
UniProtKB: B4UNA3_KLULA

Computed results for KLLA0E01585p  

None available yet

Gene Ontology terms  


Sequence data  


Nucleotide sequence    

>KLLA0E01585g.nt
ATGTCACCTAGTGAAGTATTCTCGTGCAAATATCAGTCATTATCAATGAATCCAGCAGTG
AAGCGAgtatgtctcaaatatttatttatctctctcaattaactaacgcagtgtgtttac
taacaggtatgggatcatcttatttagagaaactcagatgaagaatttaaacctgacaac
aagAGGGCTCAACAGGATACCCAAAGTTCAAACAATAATCAGAGAATCATTGCAACACTT
CTTAGTTTGATACCAGATAGAGAACAGAAAATTCAGTTAGTTGACATTCCGACAATTTCC
GTTGGAAGAAGTCGATCATGTAACATCGTACTTTCAGAGCCAGATATCTCAACCATACAT
GCTGAACTGTACACCATTGAGGTACAAATTAACGGATTCAAGCGTAAAATGATCAATATC
ACCGATAAAAGCCGTAATGGAACGTTTGTGAACGGTGATAGGCTCATCAGAAAAGACTAT
GTTTTAAAGAATGGTGATAAAATAGTATTCGGGAAAAGCTGTTCATATCTTTTCAAATAT
GCTACACTTACAGAAAATGGACTAAGTCAAACAACAGCCACTCAAATTTCACAAACTACG
CAAAACAGCGATTATGATGGGGTTTTCAGAAAACCTTTATTCAGTAGTCAAAATACAACC
AAGAAACTATCAAGAACAAGGGAGCAGCCCAGATCCTTTTTCGACAAATACTTAGCTGGG
AAAGAATTAGGAACTGGCCATTACGCGATTGTCAAGGAGGCTAGGAATAAGGAAACTGGT
GAGACCGTCGCGGTAAAGATATTCCATCCTCAACAAAATGACGATGACAAAAGAACAAAA
AAATTCACAGAAGAGACTAAGATCCTTCTATCTATCCAACATCCGAATATAGTTAAACTC
ATAGATAGATTTGTTGAACCGGTCAGCAAAACACAGATTCAAACGTATTTGGTGCTTGAA
AAGATCAATGATGGCGAATTGTTTGAAAGGATTGTTCGAAAAAATAACCTTCGGGAGGAT
GAGACTAAAGCTTTGTTTAGGCAATTACTAAATGGGTTGAAATACTTGCATAGTAGAAAT
ATCATTCACAGAGATATCAAACCTGAAAATATTCTCTTGAGTATAAGTAAAAGACGTTCC
CCAGAAGAAATTGCTTTAGGGCCCTGGGATGACGACGAATTAGATATACAAGTTAAAATA
GCAGATTTTGGGTTGGCGAAATTCACCGGTGAAATGAAGTTTACCAATACACTATGTGGA
ACACCTTCTTACGTTGCTCCTGAAGTTTTAGTCAAAACAGGGTATACATCCAGAGTAGAT
ATGTGGAGTGCTGGCGTTCTTCTATATGTTTGTTTGTGTGGATTTCCACCATTCAGTGAA
CAGCTAGCCCCACCTAGTATGAAAGAGCAGATATTGCAAGGAAAGTTTGCATTTTACTCA
CCGTATTGGGACAATATCGATGATTCTGTCTTACACTTAATTTCTAATCTACTAGTTGTG
AATCCCGCAAGCAGGTTCTCTGTAAATGACGCACTTACGCATCCATGGTTCACCAGCAAT
AACGCTGAAGTCACGATGGGTAATGAAAGAAGATCTCAGTTAGAGCCAGGTAGACTACCA
AAAACCTTCTCTGAATTATCTAATCTTCAAAAATAA

Coding sequence    

>KLLA0E01585g.cds
ATGTCACCTAGTGAAGTATTCTCGTGCAAATATCAGTCATTATCAATGAATCCAGCAGTG
AAGCGAAGGGCTCAACAGGATACCCAAAGTTCAAACAATAATCAGAGAATCATTGCAACA
CTTCTTAGTTTGATACCAGATAGAGAACAGAAAATTCAGTTAGTTGACATTCCGACAATT
TCCGTTGGAAGAAGTCGATCATGTAACATCGTACTTTCAGAGCCAGATATCTCAACCATA
CATGCTGAACTGTACACCATTGAGGTACAAATTAACGGATTCAAGCGTAAAATGATCAAT
ATCACCGATAAAAGCCGTAATGGAACGTTTGTGAACGGTGATAGGCTCATCAGAAAAGAC
TATGTTTTAAAGAATGGTGATAAAATAGTATTCGGGAAAAGCTGTTCATATCTTTTCAAA
TATGCTACACTTACAGAAAATGGACTAAGTCAAACAACAGCCACTCAAATTTCACAAACT
ACGCAAAACAGCGATTATGATGGGGTTTTCAGAAAACCTTTATTCAGTAGTCAAAATACA
ACCAAGAAACTATCAAGAACAAGGGAGCAGCCCAGATCCTTTTTCGACAAATACTTAGCT
GGGAAAGAATTAGGAACTGGCCATTACGCGATTGTCAAGGAGGCTAGGAATAAGGAAACT
GGTGAGACCGTCGCGGTAAAGATATTCCATCCTCAACAAAATGACGATGACAAAAGAACA
AAAAAATTCACAGAAGAGACTAAGATCCTTCTATCTATCCAACATCCGAATATAGTTAAA
CTCATAGATAGATTTGTTGAACCGGTCAGCAAAACACAGATTCAAACGTATTTGGTGCTT
GAAAAGATCAATGATGGCGAATTGTTTGAAAGGATTGTTCGAAAAAATAACCTTCGGGAG
GATGAGACTAAAGCTTTGTTTAGGCAATTACTAAATGGGTTGAAATACTTGCATAGTAGA
AATATCATTCACAGAGATATCAAACCTGAAAATATTCTCTTGAGTATAAGTAAAAGACGT
TCCCCAGAAGAAATTGCTTTAGGGCCCTGGGATGACGACGAATTAGATATACAAGTTAAA
ATAGCAGATTTTGGGTTGGCGAAATTCACCGGTGAAATGAAGTTTACCAATACACTATGT
GGAACACCTTCTTACGTTGCTCCTGAAGTTTTAGTCAAAACAGGGTATACATCCAGAGTA
GATATGTGGAGTGCTGGCGTTCTTCTATATGTTTGTTTGTGTGGATTTCCACCATTCAGT
GAACAGCTAGCCCCACCTAGTATGAAAGAGCAGATATTGCAAGGAAAGTTTGCATTTTAC
TCACCGTATTGGGACAATATCGATGATTCTGTCTTACACTTAATTTCTAATCTACTAGTT
GTGAATCCCGCAAGCAGGTTCTCTGTAAATGACGCACTTACGCATCCATGGTTCACCAGC
AATAACGCTGAAGTCACGATGGGTAATGAAAGAAGATCTCAGTTAGAGCCAGGTAGACTA
CCAAAAACCTTCTCTGAATTATCTAATCTTCAAAAATAA

Predicted translation product    

>KLLA0E01585g.aa
MSPSEVFSCKYQSLSMNPAVKRRAQQDTQSSNNNQRIIATLLSLIPDREQKIQLVDIPTI
SVGRSRSCNIVLSEPDISTIHAELYTIEVQINGFKRKMINITDKSRNGTFVNGDRLIRKD
YVLKNGDKIVFGKSCSYLFKYATLTENGLSQTTATQISQTTQNSDYDGVFRKPLFSSQNT
TKKLSRTREQPRSFFDKYLAGKELGTGHYAIVKEARNKETGETVAVKIFHPQQNDDDKRT
KKFTEETKILLSIQHPNIVKLIDRFVEPVSKTQIQTYLVLEKINDGELFERIVRKNNLRE
DETKALFRQLLNGLKYLHSRNIIHRDIKPENILLSISKRRSPEEIALGPWDDDELDIQVK
IADFGLAKFTGEMKFTNTLCGTPSYVAPEVLVKTGYTSRVDMWSAGVLLYVCLCGFPPFS
EQLAPPSMKEQILQGKFAFYSPYWDNIDDSVLHLISNLLVVNPASRFSVNDALTHPWFTS
NNAEVTMGNERRSQLEPGRLPKTFSELSNLQK*



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
ColorNucleotide sequence and Coding sequencePredicted translation product
REDstart and stop codonsInitial methionine and sequence end
BLUEcoding sequenceprotein sequence
greynon-coding sequence (upstream, downstream or intron)
greydonor and acceptor splicing sites