Detailed information of component protein


Summary

Component ID T6CP011010
Component protein type TssE
T6SS ID (Type) T6SS00790 experimental (Type i1)
Strain Vibrio cholerae V52
Replicon chromosome
Sequence Protein sequence (146 a.a.); Nucleotide sequence (438 bp)
Reference
[1] Pukatzki S, Ma AT, Sturtevant D, et al. Identification of a conserved bacterial protein secretion system in Vibrio cholerae using the Dictyostelium host model system. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2006 Jan 31;103(5):1528-33. Epub 2006 Jan 23. PMID: 16432199
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experimental Experimental investigation has been performed on this T6SS

External database links

Locus tag (Gene) VCV52_RS01060
Coordinate (Strand) 223328..223765 (-)
NCBI ID WP_000221001.1
RefSeq NZ_KQ410497
Uniprot ID UPI00005F4E06
KEGG ID -
PDB ID -

Pfam domain hit(s)

Domain Pfam ID E-value Aligned region
GPW_gp25 PF04965.16 6e-17 38..124

Transmembrane helices

  • Transmembrane helices are predicted using TMHMM 2.0 software.

Prediction                 Region     Sequence
Outside 1-145 MTYIAPEESAFGVGFFERLEANAKPMSLTRGPDAWDVLESIKRNVSNILNTRIGGAQSAPHLGLVDFNDATLETLDLSVRIKLAIQQCLERYEPRLTRVLVRADQDSFNSLTLRFHITATINSEALHEKVQFSLLLDQSRKYRVF



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 0.9889 - -



  Protein sequence: 146 a.a.    

>T6CP011010 NZ_KQ410497:c223765-223328 [Vibrio cholerae V52] [TssE]
MTYIAPEESAFGVGFFERLEANAKPMSLTRGPDAWDVLESIKRNVSNILNTRIGGAQSAPHLGLVDFNDATLETLDLSVR
IKLAIQQCLERYEPRLTRVLVRADQDSFNSLTLRFHITATINSEALHEKVQFSLLLDQSRKYRVF*

  Nucleotide sequence: 438 bp    

>T6CP011010 NZ_KQ410497:c223765-223328 [Vibrio cholerae V52] [TssE]
ATGACGTACATCGCACCTGAAGAGAGTGCATTTGGTGTTGGCTTTTTCGAACGTTTGGAAGCCAACGCCAAACCTATGTC
GCTGACCCGTGGGCCAGACGCGTGGGATGTACTCGAATCGATCAAACGGAATGTCTCTAACATTCTGAACACTCGAATTG
GTGGAGCGCAAAGTGCCCCTCATCTCGGGTTGGTGGATTTTAATGATGCAACGCTGGAAACCTTAGATCTCTCCGTGCGA
ATTAAATTGGCGATTCAACAGTGCCTTGAGCGCTATGAGCCGCGTTTAACTCGCGTTCTGGTGAGAGCGGATCAAGATAG
CTTTAACTCGCTGACTTTAAGGTTCCACATTACCGCGACCATCAATAGCGAAGCGTTACACGAAAAAGTCCAGTTCAGTC
TGTTATTGGATCAAAGCAGAAAATATCGAGTGTTTTAA