Sequence of A8J6V5_CHLRE
EC Number:1.1.1.193
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5-amino-6-(5-phospho-D-ribitylamino)uracil + NADP+ = 5-amino-6-(5-phospho-D-ribosylamino)uracil + NADPH + H+
Other sequences found for EC No. 1.1.1.193
General information:
Sequence
0 MLPLQQQPWR SRSSFGEARR PQNTSRPRRV ECRLSASARG QLTDPDYAHL EAAARLAGSP
60 EGETQPHPNA ACRLVGPDGR TVISQAFLRA QGTTSAEVLA VSAAGPAARG GTAYLNLEPG
120 DCHGEGAAVE ALVRSGVSRV VVGLRHPLRH LRSRGIGLLR NAGLRVGEMG GVLAGGLAGD
180 PRPTPFPICF PRTCRAALRR PLGVLKYAMT LDGKIATNLG HSAWVSSAQS RALVFETRAR
240 SDAVIVGGNT VRRDNPRLTT RREGGHTPAR IVMSRTLDLP EDANLWDVTL APTIVLTQRG
300 ARTRFQSALR AQGVEVVEFD FLTPESVADY CQERGFLQCF WECGGTLAAP AIASGVVHKV
360 MAFVAPKIIG GLRAPTPVGE LGFVEMTQAV ELVDTEWSQV GPDLMITGYM PSSGGLWALE
420 AALEGADDDT AAAAAAEPTR RRNIAAAAGR SVSFYKAWDQ WGALSNFSPH PIALPAHKFS
480 GGQHPDAAAV MEAIAAAPSP EEAARIGRRT ERMRPELLRK DWGSAKLSFM AAALRAKFRT
540 HAGPRAMLLA TAGAACLELV EASPHDYFWG AGYERTGQNK LGRLLMQVRG RMVGGWAGRA
600 RGLVARRRGR ARAGAGAGAG RDGLSTEAVG VAGGCLGWFG RGRVMSCFMP RPAACRLPPR
660 RCRNSGPLSL PMLVGQGRGR GGMV
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169413118
Merchant S.S.,Prochnik S.E.,Vallon O.,Harris E.H.,Karpowicz S.J.,Witman G.B.,Terry A.,Salamov A.,Fritz-Laylin L.K.,Marechal-Drouard L.,Marshall W.F.,Qu L.H.,Nelson D.R.,Sanderfoot A.A.,Spalding M.H.,Kapitonov V.V.,Ren Q.,Ferris P.,Lindquist E.,Shapiro H.,Lucas S.M.,Grimwood J.,Schmutz J.,Cardol P.,Cerutti H.,Chanfreau G.,Chen C.L.,Cognat V.,Croft M.T.,Dent R.,Dutcher S.,Fernandez E.,Fukuzawa H.,Gonzalez-Ballester D.,Gonzalez-Halphen D.,Hallmann A.,Hanikenne M.,Hippler M.,Inwood W.,Jabbari K.,Kalanon M.,Kuras R.,Lefebvre P.A.,Lemaire S.D.,Lobanov A.V.,Lohr M.,Manuell A.,Meier I.,Mets L.,Mittag M.,Mittelmeier T.,Moroney J.V.,Moseley J.,Napoli C.,Nedelcu A.M.,Niyogi K.,Novoselov S.V.,Paulsen I.T.,Pazour G.,Purton S.,Ral J.P.,Riano-Pachon D.M.,Riekhof W.,Rymarquis L.,Schroda M.,Stern D.,Umen J.,Willows R.,Wilson N.,Zimmer S.L.,Allmer J.,Balk J.,Bisova K.,Chen C.J.,Elias M.,Gendler K.,Hauser C.,Lamb M.R.,Ledford H.,Long J.C.,Minagawa J.,Page M.D.,Pan J.,Pootakham W.,Roje S.,Rose A.,Stahlberg E.,Terauchi A.M.,Yang P.,Ball S.,Bowler C.,Dieckmann C.L.,Gladyshev V.N.,Green P.,Jorgensen R.,Mayfield S.,Mueller-Roeber B.,Rajamani S.,Sayre R.T.,Brokstein P.,Dubchak I.,Goodstein D.,Hornick L.,Huang Y.W.,Jhaveri J.,Luo Y.,Martinez D.,Ngau W.C.,Otillar B.,Poliakov A.,Porter A.,Szajkowski L.,Werner G.,Zhou K.,Grigoriev I.V.,Rokhsar D.S.,Grossman A.R.
The Chlamydomonas genome reveals the evolution of key animal and plant functions.
Science
318
245-250
2007
