HomeSAKL0A07986g
highly similar to uniprot|Q05874 Saccharomyces cerevisiae YLR285W NNT1 Putative nicotinamide N-methyltransferase, has a role in rDNA silencing and in lifespan determination
Element type: CDS
Element length: 813 nucleotides,
on anti-sense strand of
Sakl0A: complement(707624..708436).
Other names:
SAKL-ORF14897
Coding sequence: 271 codons.
Element length: 813 nucleotides,
on anti-sense strand of
Sakl0A: complement(707624..708436).
Other names:
SAKL-ORF14897
Coding sequence: 271 codons.
Homologs and Orthologs
Homologs in protein families: GL3R2372 GL3R2372.F1 GL3R2372.N1Orthologs by synteny: ZYRO0D14542g KLTH0G15092g KLLA0C04708g ERGO0G14674g
Protein SAKL0A07986p 
highly similar to uniprot|Q05874 Saccharomyces cerevisiae YLR285W NNT1 Putative nicotinamide N- methyltransferase has a role in rDNA silencing and in lifespan determination
Protein domain map
Gene Ontology terms
None available yet
Sequence data
>SAKL0A07986g.nt ACCGCAGGTCCGTTCAAACAACATACAAGGATTTTCTTATGCGTAGCGAAAACGTGAGTC ACAAAGAGGTTGCGGCTAACGAACAAGGAAAGCCATTTAGGCAACTCACCATTCGATTCT GCCACCTGCTCAGTCTTAGAGCCTTTTTTCGAGGACTTGTGAAGTTCAGCAATACCCGAG ACATCTGCGCCAGAAGAGAAAAACCTGCCGCTACTCTGTAACACCGTAAATTTTGTATTC GGATTAGAATCCGAAATTTGCAAAAGATGAGATAAATACAAGTAGTCATCTCCACTCATC GAGTTCAGCGTTTGAGGAGCCTTGAACTGGATGATAAATAGAACACCTTTGATGGTGTAC GTGATCTTAGGGCTAGGTTTAATTACTGTCATTTCCAATTCCAATCAAACTACTGCTTTA CAGTCAAGAGGAGAAAGAAAGGTATAAACTTTTTTCCACATGCTTTCTTTATATCTCTCT ATGGTACCTGTCATGACATTTCCTTAAACTTTCCCCAATCACGAAAACTCCGTTAATAAA GAGAAATAAGATTGGCGAGGGGGTGGATGGGCCGATGGTGGAGAAAGTAAAGAGAGTTTA TCACGTGTCGTAACAAGGTATATTACTATCAACGTTGAAAACTGTCACTTGTACCTGGAA TAATATCCAACTGAAGCCTTTATTTTACTTCAAGAACCTTAAAAACTTTATCACCCAAAA TGTTGTGGCAAGAAATGCGGAATCCATCGCTAACTATGTCTATCATTCTCTCAAGTTTCT GACACAGAACTAAAATAAAAATAAATACTGTGATTATTCCAACTCTTGCACATTCCATAG TCTTTGGAATCCAACCCTATTCAAAATCACTGTCGTAGACTATGATATACGCCGTGACTG TATATTACGTACATGATGAGTGAAAAATTTTAAATAAGCTTGATACGATGATCCATTTCA TCTGCTGAGATGGATACGATCGGGACTAACAGGTATCGCAATGTCTGATACTGAATCTCT CATCGAAGGCTCTCTTTTCGAAGAACCTGAGGATTTTAACAAGCCGCCCCCACAACCACA CTTTGCAACGTATGAACGTACTACCGTTTCGCCGCAATCTAATTCTTTGGTTAAAGAAGT CAAATTGAGGTTGGTCGGATCTTCGCCGTTGTGGGGCCATTTGCTTTGGAACGCGGGTAT TTACACTGGCAGACACTTGGATGAAAACATTGGCTTGGTCAAAGACAAAACCGTTTTGGA ATTAGGTGCTGCAGGTGCTCTGCCTTCCATTATTTGTGGTCTAATCGGTGCCTCCAAAGT CGTGGTCACCGACTTCCCAGACGCTGATCTACTACAAAACATTCAGTACAACGTGGACCA TCAGATTTATCAAGGCAATGAACTTCCCGCAGATGGAGACGATGCACGTGATCAGGAACT GCAACGAAGAGATGTTGTCGTCGAGGGCTACATCTGGGGAAATGACTACGAGCCGCTGGT AAAACATATCGGAAGTGGTAAGAAATTTGATTTGATTATTTTAAGTGATTTGGTTTTCAA CCACTCAGAGCATGCCAAATTGTTGAACACCACGAAAGACCTGTTAGCTAAAGATGGGAA GGCTTTAGTCGTCTTTTCTCCACATAGACCCTGGTTATTAAATGCTGACCTGCAATTTTT CGAAACTGCAAAAGAGCACGGCTTAAAGCCGGAGAAAATTGAGATGGTCAACTGGAAACC TATGTTTGAAGAAGATGAAGAAACCGCAGAAATCAGATCTAGAGTTTACGCCTATTATTT GACACATGAGTAAGAGCGTTTTACACCAATCATTTGTAGTATAGATGCAGTATAAGTTTA AACCTAATACCGGTCTTATTTGCTATCGTAGTAATTATTAGTTATGAACTAAAGAGGAAG AGAAAAGAAAAACAAACAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACAGTTGGGAAATTAATATACAGAGGAAT GCTTGTTGATGGGTTTGAATTCTTTTTCTTTTTTTTTTTTTCTTTTATGCAAGTGGGTGG TAAGGATGGATCAACCATCTTTCTTGGTAACCCTAAACAAAGTTACTTTTCAAATAAGAA AAGTTACAGCCTG
>SAKL0A07986g.cds ATGTCTGATACTGAATCTCTCATCGAAGGCTCTCTTTTCGAAGAACCTGAGGATTTTAAC AAGCCGCCCCCACAACCACACTTTGCAACGTATGAACGTACTACCGTTTCGCCGCAATCT AATTCTTTGGTTAAAGAAGTCAAATTGAGGTTGGTCGGATCTTCGCCGTTGTGGGGCCAT TTGCTTTGGAACGCGGGTATTTACACTGGCAGACACTTGGATGAAAACATTGGCTTGGTC AAAGACAAAACCGTTTTGGAATTAGGTGCTGCAGGTGCTCTGCCTTCCATTATTTGTGGT CTAATCGGTGCCTCCAAAGTCGTGGTCACCGACTTCCCAGACGCTGATCTACTACAAAAC ATTCAGTACAACGTGGACCATCAGATTTATCAAGGCAATGAACTTCCCGCAGATGGAGAC GATGCACGTGATCAGGAACTGCAACGAAGAGATGTTGTCGTCGAGGGCTACATCTGGGGA AATGACTACGAGCCGCTGGTAAAACATATCGGAAGTGGTAAGAAATTTGATTTGATTATT TTAAGTGATTTGGTTTTCAACCACTCAGAGCATGCCAAATTGTTGAACACCACGAAAGAC CTGTTAGCTAAAGATGGGAAGGCTTTAGTCGTCTTTTCTCCACATAGACCCTGGTTATTA AATGCTGACCTGCAATTTTTCGAAACTGCAAAAGAGCACGGCTTAAAGCCGGAGAAAATT GAGATGGTCAACTGGAAACCTATGTTTGAAGAAGATGAAGAAACCGCAGAAATCAGATCT AGAGTTTACGCCTATTATTTGACACATGAGTAA
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://www.genolevures.org/elt/SAKL/SAKL0A07986g