Sequence of DAPE_YERPE
EC Number:3.5.1.18
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N-succinyl-LL-2,6-diaminoheptanedioate + H2O = succinate + LL-2,6-diaminoheptanedioate
Other sequences found for EC No. 3.5.1.18
General information:
Sequence
0 MICPVIELAQ QLIKRPSLSP SDAGCQEIMI QRLAAIGFTI EPMNFGDTLN FWAWRGEGET
60 LAFAGHTDVV PTGDESHWHS PPFEPTIRDG MLYGRGAADM KGSLAAMIVA AERFVAAHPD
120 HKGRLAFMIT SDEEAKATNG TVKVVEALMA RHERLDYCLV GEPSSTDRVG DIVKNGRRGS
180 ITANLRIHGV QGHVAYPHLA DNPVHRAMPA LNELVATQWD EGNAFFPATS MQIANLQAGT
240 GSNNVIPGEF YVQFNFRFST ELTDSLIKQR VAALLDRHQL DYTLEWVLSG QPFLTAKGAL
300 VDAVVNAVKH YTEITPQLLT TGGTSDGRFI ALMGAQVVEL GPVNATIHKV NECVSAADLQ
360 LLSRMYQKIM EQLIA
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Sequence Reference
Authors
Title
Journal
Volume
Pages
Year
PubMed ID
23760
Deng W.,Burland V.,Plunkett G. III,Boutin A.,Mayhew G.F.,Liss P.,Perna N.T.,Rose D.J.,Mau B.,Zhou S.,Schwartz D.C.,Fetherston J.D.,Lindler L.E.,Brubaker R.R.,Plano G.V.,Straley S.C.,McDonough K.A.,Nilles M.L.,Matson J.S.,Blattner F.R.,Perry R.D.
Genome sequence of Yersinia pestis KIM.
J. Bacteriol.
184
4601-4611
2002
23761
Parkhill J.,Wren B.W.,Thomson N.R.,Titball R.W.,Holden M.T.G.,Prentice M.B.,Sebaihia M.,James K.D.,Churcher C.M.,Mungall K.L.,Baker S.,Basham D.,Bentley S.D.,Brooks K.,Cerdeno-Tarraga A.-M.,Chillingworth T.,Cronin A.,Davies R.M.,Davis P.,Dougan G.,Feltwell T.,Hamlin N.,Holroyd S.,Jagels K.,Karlyshev A.V.,Leather S.,Moule S.,Oyston P.C.F.,Quail M.A.,Rutherford K.M.,Simmonds M.,Skelton J.,Stevens K.,Whitehead S.,Barrell B.G.
Genome sequence of Yersinia pestis, the causative agent of plague.
Nature
413
523-527
2001
23762
Song Y.,Tong Z.,Wang J.,Wang L.,Guo Z.,Han Y.,Zhang J.,Pei D.,Zhou D.,Qin H.,Pang X.,Han Y.,Zhai J.,Li M.,Cui B.,Qi Z.,Jin L.,Dai R.,Chen F.,Li S.,Ye C.,Du Z.,Lin W.,Wang J.,Yu J.,Yang H.,Wang J.,Huang P.,Yang R.
Complete genome sequence of Yersinia pestis strain 91001, an isolate avirulent to humans.
DNA Res.
11
179-197
2004
