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ID | 176 |
Name | MobM_pMV158 |
GenBank accession number | YP_001586274 |
Family | MOBV |
Length | 494 aa |
UniProt ID | P13925 |
PDB ID | 4LVI, 4LVJ, 4LVK, 4LVL, 4LVM |
Pfam | Mob_Pre [PF01076.18], Evalue: 3.30E-74, Aligned region: 1..194 |
Note | mobilization peptide |
Protein sequence [Download] | MSYMVARMQKMKAGNLGGAFKHNERVFETHSNKDINPSRSHLNYELTDRDRSVSYEKQIK DYVNENKVSNRAIRKDAVLCDEWIITSDKDFFEKLDEEQTRTFFETAKNYFAENYGESNI AYASVHLDESTPHMHMGVVPFENGKLSSKAMFDREELKHIQEDLPRYMSDHGFELERGKL NSEAKHKTVAEFKRAMADMELKEELLEKYHAPPFVDERTGELNNDTEAFWHEKEFADMFE VQSPIRETTNQEKMDWLRKQYQEELKKLESSKKPLEDDLSHLEELLDKKTKEYIKIDSEA SERASELSKAEGYINTLENHSKSLEAKIECLESDNLQLEKQKATKLEAKALNESELRELK PKKNFLGKEHYELSPEQFEGLKAEVYRSRTLLHHKDIELEQAKRQVSLRASKNYFTASLE RAKEKAKGESIDRLKSEIKRLKNENSILRQQNDKMLGKLRELMPDKAFKNLLSELKAIKP IVNIIKKAIEKSLF |
[1] Grohmann E et al (2003) Conjugative plasmid transfer in gram-positive bacteria. Microbiol Mol Biol Rev. 67(2):277-301. [PMID:12794193] |
[2] Grohmann E et al (1999) Mobilisation of the streptococcal plasmid pMV158: interactions of MobM protein with its cognate oriT DNA region. Mol Gen Genet. 261(4-5):707-15. [PMID:10394908] |
[3] Guzmán LM et al (1997) The mobilization protein, MobM, of the streptococcal plasmid pMV158 specifically cleaves supercoiled DNA at the plasmid oriT. Mol Gen Genet. 266(4):688-702. [PMID:9102462] |
[4] Priebe SD et al (1989) Region of the streptococcal plasmid pMV158 required for conjugative mobilization. J Bacteriol. 171(9):4778-84. [PMID:2768188] |
[5] Farías ME et al (2000) Conjugal transfer of plasmid pMV158: uncoupling of the pMV158 origin of transfer from the mobilization gene mobM, and modulation of pMV158 transfer in Escherichia coli mediated by IncP plasmids. Microbiology. 146 (Pt 9):2259-65. [PMID:10974113] |
# | ID | Name | GenBank | Length | Note |
1 | 254 | _ | _ | _ | _ |
ID | 176 |
Plasmid name | pMV158 |
GenBank accession number | NC_010096.1 |
Genome size | 5541 bp |
Coordinate of oriT [Strand] | 3570..3610 [+] |
Drug resistance | _ |
Heavy-metal resistance | _ |
Virulence factor | _ |
Xenobiotic degradation | _ |
Host bacterium [NCBI Taxonomy ID] | Streptococcus agalactiae [1311] |