Pteropus alecto (black flying fox): 102887503 Help Entry 102887503         CDS       T02993                                  Symbol FTMT Name (RefSeq) ferritin, mitochondrial   KO K18495   ferritin, mitochondrial [EC:1.16.3.1] Organism pale  Pteropus alecto (black flying fox) Pathway pale00860   Porphyrin metabolism pale04216   Ferroptosis Brite KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:pale00001]  09100 Metabolism   09108 Metabolism of cofactors and vitamins    00860 Porphyrin metabolism     102887503 (FTMT)  09140 Cellular Processes   09143 Cell growth and death    04216 Ferroptosis     102887503 (FTMT) Enzymes [BR:pale01000]  1. Oxidoreductases   1.16  Oxidizing metal ions    1.16.3  With oxygen as acceptor     1.16.3.1  ferroxidase      102887503 (FTMT) BRITE hierarchy SSDB OrthologParalogGFIT Motif Pfam:  Ferritin Rubrerythrin Motif Other DBs NCBI-GeneID:  102887503 NCBI-ProteinID:  XP_006913370 UniProt:  L5KLD8 LinkDB All DBs Position Unknown AA seq 241 aa AA seqDB search MLSFLFFSKHLSISLVALRSARHGFALPPRWAPGRPLGRWPVALSRPLTSATASKDPGGS SCGSSRVRQNFHPDSEAAINRQINLELYASYVYLSMAYYFSRDDVALNNFARYFLHQSRE EMEHAEKLMRLQNQRGGSICLQDIKKPDRDNWESGLKAMQCALLLEKNVNQSLLELHTLA SDKGDPHLCDFLETHYLNEQVKSIKELGDHVHNLIKMGAPDCGLAEYLFDKHTLGNGNNQ N NT seq 726 nt NT seq  +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt atgctgtccttcttgttcttctccaagcatctcagcatttcgctggtggccctgcgcagc gcgcgccatggctttgcgctccccccgcgctgggcgcctgggcgccctttgggccgctgg cccgtcgccctcagccgcccgctgacctcagccaccgcctccaaggaccccggcgggtcc tcctgcggctcctcccgagtgcgccagaacttccatcctgactccgaagcagccatcaac cgccagatcaacctcgagctctatgcgtcctatgtgtacttgtccatggcctattacttc tcccgagatgatgtggccttgaacaacttcgctagatatttccttcaccagtcccgggaa gagatggagcacgcagagaagctaatgaggctgcagaaccagcggggtggcagcatctgc ctgcaggacatcaagaagcccgaccgggacaactgggaaagcggactgaaagccatgcag tgtgctctgctcttggaaaagaatgtaaaccagtcgttgctggaattgcacactctggcc tcagacaaaggcgacccccatttgtgcgacttcctggaaacccactatctaaatgagcag gtgaagtcaatcaaagaactaggtgaccacgtgcacaacttgattaagatgggagccccg gattgtggcctggcagagtacctttttgacaaacatacccttggaaatggaaacaatcag aactaa

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