Detailed information of component protein


Summary

Component ID T6CP008375
Component protein type TssA
T6SS ID (Type) T6SS00002 experimental (Type i1)
Strain Vibrio cholerae O1 biovar El Tor str. N16961
Replicon chromosome II (Vas)
Sequence Protein sequence (470 a.a.); Nucleotide sequence (1410 bp)
Reference
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experimental Experimental investigation has been performed on this T6SS
External database links

Locus tag (Gene)
Coordinate (Strand) 131045..132454 (+)
NCBI ID WP_000426093.1
RefSeq NC_002506
Uniprot ID Q9KN46_VIBCH, A0A0X1L1Y9_VIBCO, A0A0H3AGW2_VIBC3, A0A0K9UXP5_VIBCL, A0A7U8WPS9_VIBCL, A0A0H3Q279_VIBCL, C3LUE3_VIBCM, A0A023PTI1_VIBCL
KEGG ID vcq:EN18_04320, vch:VCA0119, vcm:VCM66_A0117, vco:VC0395_0018
PDB ID 6RIU
Pfam domain hit(s)

Domain Pfam ID E-value Aligned region
Transmembrane helices

  • Transmembrane helices are predicted using TMHMM 2.0 software.

Prediction                 Region     Sequence
Outside 1-469 MEMTEYRQCVAKPISSSNPVGERLVDHPLFDFIEDQMMKVGSLSHASVQWDEVEHSTLKLLGEQSKDIKLLVYLLQCLHNQVTPTRLITSFAVMSEFLNQYWNDSYPAPGPRGNLPRRKFFSQMAQRFTTVIEKFDFHHLDEADRQALQAAVEEWQQAVEKQGLSSELVESVVVRITAEIKRAEQRQQVTAQSSAERETPSAATPSPAASMVVDHSSDKAAKQTLLKVADFLAEQEFGIALSIRLRRFAVWGSITSLPDHKPDGETLLRGMQADRVKDYQDQLRHPDLALWRKVEQSLTMAPYWFEGQWMSYTIAQQLGKSDWCQAIAEETQQFLRRLPSLLELKFKGGEPFVSDSVKEWLASVGQSQGAAGQSVGGDWQEKRKEAFQLAKEGGIAVALSMLNDGLVSAVEPRDKFYWRLLSADLLRANHLDAMAGEQYQTLLNQVTTLSVPEWEPSLVEQIQRYTTSE


Signal peptides
  • Sec/SPI: "standard" secretory signal peptides transported by the Sec translocon and cleaved by Signal Peptidase I (Lep).
  • Sec/SPII: lipoprotein signal peptides transported by the Sec translocon and cleaved by Signal Peptidase II (Lsp).
  • Tat/SPI: Tat signal peptides transported by the Tat translocon and cleaved by Signal Peptidase I (Lep).
Prediction        Probability Cleavage site Signal peptide sequence
Other 0.9958 - -


  Protein sequence: 470 a.a.    


  Nucleotide sequence: 1410 bp