![]() | 111 |
![]() | MobA_pSC101 ![]() |
![]() | NP_044284 |
![]() | MOBQ |
![]() | 371 aa |
![]() | P14492 |
![]() | _ |
![]() | MobA_MobL [PF03389.14], Evalue: 1.10E-30, Aligned region: 17..224 |
![]() | relaxase |
![]() | MASYHLSVKTGGKGSASPHADYIAREGKYAREKDSDLEHKESGNMPAWAAHKPSEFWKAA DTSERANGCTYREIEIALPRELKPEQRLELVRDFVQQEIGDRHAYQFAIHNPKAAIAGGE QPHAHIMFSERINDGIHRDPEQYFKRANTKEPDAVAQKRHVSGKHRPNAKNTLLPRGRRW ADLQNKHLERYQHADRVDSRSLKAQGIDREPERHLGAGQVQRFDTEQLQAILERREAERQ VQQSRDERDSVIDVTTSLREALSERDTLTLKQELKSEPEQESHSGRTFDFEKEPDKLNAL VSDAMKDIQEEIDLQSLVNDAMAEFQGIHQEMERQRERERLAEKQRQQEKERQRLAEQIR QKPDKGWSFSR |
[1] Meyer R (2000) Identification of the mob genes of plasmid pSC101 and characterization of a hybrid pSC101-R1162 system for conjugal mobilization. J Bacteriol. 182(17):4875-81. [PMID:10940031] |
[2] Jandle S et al (2006) Stringent and relaxed recognition of oriT by related systems for plasmid mobilization: implications for horizontal gene transfer. J Bacteriol. 188(2):499-506. [PMID:16385040] |
[3] Becker EC et al (2012) Origin and fate of the 3' ends of single-stranded DNA generated by conjugal transfer of plasmid R1162. J Bacteriol. 194(19):5368-76. [PMID:22865840] |
# | ID | Name | GenBank | Length | Note |
1 | 167 | MobX_pSC101 ![]() | NP_044283 | 194 aa |