Marinomonas rhizomae: KDW99_02705 Help Entry KDW99_02705       CDS       T08610                                  Symbol dut Name (GenBank) dUTP diphosphatase   KO K01520   dUTP diphosphatase [EC:3.6.1.23] Organism mrhi  Marinomonas rhizomae Pathway mrhi00240   Pyrimidine metabolism mrhi01100   Metabolic pathways mrhi01232   Nucleotide metabolism Module mrhi_M00938   Pyrimidine deoxyribonucleotide biosynthesis, UDP => dTTP Brite KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:mrhi00001]  09100 Metabolism   09104 Nucleotide metabolism    00240 Pyrimidine metabolism     KDW99_02705 (dut)  09180 Brite Hierarchies   09182 Protein families: genetic information processing    03400 DNA repair and recombination proteins [BR:mrhi03400]     KDW99_02705 (dut) Enzymes [BR:mrhi01000]  3. Hydrolases   3.6  Acting on acid anhydrides    3.6.1  In phosphorus-containing anhydrides     3.6.1.23  dUTP diphosphatase      KDW99_02705 (dut) DNA repair and recombination proteins [BR:mrhi03400]  Eukaryotic type   Other factors with a suspected DNA repair function    Modulation of nucleotide pools     KDW99_02705 (dut)  Prokaryotic type     KDW99_02705 (dut) BRITE hierarchy SSDB OrthologParalogGene clusterGFIT Motif Pfam:  dUTPase Motif Other DBs NCBI-ProteinID:  UTW00072 LinkDB All DBs Position complement(604206..604664) Genome browser AA seq 152 aa AA seqDB search MKQAIQLKILSDKIGKEIPLPTYATEGSAGLDLRACLDQAIDLAPGETTLLPTGLSIYIQ DPNLAATILPRSGLGHKHGIVLGNLVGLIDSDYQGELMVSCWNRGNTTFTIEPGERVAQL VLLPVVQAEFNIVTEFESTERGEGGFGHTGTK NT seq 459 nt NT seq  +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt atgaaacaagcgattcaattaaaaatcctgagcgacaaaatcggcaaagagattccatta ccaacttatgcgacagaaggttctgctggtttggatttgcgcgcttgccttgatcaggca atcgaccttgcaccaggtgaaacaacactgctaccaactggcttgtctatttatatccaa gatccgaatctagcggcgaccattctgccacgctctggattaggccataaacatggcatc gtattgggcaatttggttggtttaatcgattctgattaccaaggcgagctaatggtgtct tgttggaaccgcggcaatacaacattcacgatcgagccgggtgagcgtgttgctcagctt gttttattacctgttgttcaagccgaatttaatattgttactgaattcgaaagcaccgaa cgcggcgaaggtggctttggtcacacaggcacaaaataa

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