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trpG from Vibrio cholerae O395

Victor ID 2352
Gene Name trpG from Vibrio cholerae O395
Sequence Strain (Species/Organism) Vibrio cholerae O395
NCBI Gene ID 5136631
NCBI Protein GI 147673994
Locus Tag VC0395_A0795
Protein Accession YP_001216745.1
Taxonomy ID 345073
Chromosome No 2
Gene Starting Position 805188
Gene Ending Position 805799
Gene Strand (Orientation) -
Protein Name anthranilate synthase component II
DNA Sequence 
>gi|147673035:805188-805799 Vibrio cholerae O395 chromosome 2, complete sequence
GTTACGCGAATTGAGTCTGCGCTGGCGTTGAAGACAATGCCCAATCAATGGCATTGGCCAGCAAGGTAGC
GCCGTGGGTGGTCATGATCGATTCTGGGTGAAATTGAAAGCCGCAGACTTTGTCAGCCTCATTAACCACC
GACATCACGAGTCCGTTCACTTCTGCCGTCACGGTCAGTGCTGATGGAACTTGCGTGGCGACCAGTGAGT
GGTAACGTGCGATCGCCAACGGTGAAGGGAGACCGCGATAAATCGCGTGGTTTTGGTGCTCCATCATCGA
TACTTTACCGTGGATGATTTCACCCGCGCCAGCAACCACACCGCCGTAGGCTTCCACGATGGCTTGATGC
CCTAAGCAGATACCAATCATTGGCACTTTGCCTTTCAGGCGTTGCAGCAGCTCTGGCATGCAGCCCGTTT
CAGACGGCGCACCTGGCCCGGGGGATAACACGACCACAGGATTATCCAGTTGCAGCAGCGCTTGCTCGAT
AGCATCCGCAGAAAGGTTATTGCGATAAATCGTGACCACGTGACCGAGTGAGCGAAACTGATCCACCAAG
TTATAAGTGAAGGAGTCAAAGTTATCGATAAACAGAATATTGGCCATGATCA
Protein Sequence 
>gi|147673994|ref|YP_001216745.1| anthranilate synthase component II [Vibrio cholerae O395] MIMANILFIDNFDSFTYNLVDQFRSLGHVVTIYRNNLSADAIEQALLQLDNPVVVLSPGPGAPSETGCMPELLQRLKGKVPMIGICLGHQAIVEAYGGVVAGAGEIIHGKVSMMEHQNHAIYRGLPSPLAIARYHSLVATQVPSALTVTAEVNGLVMSVVNEADKVCGFQFHPESIMTTHGATLLANAIDWALSSTPAQTQFA
Molecule Role Virulence factor
Molecule Role Annotation MUTATION: trpG mutant is attenuated in mice (Merrell et al., 2002).
COG COG0512EH, under E: Amino acid transport and metabolism; H: Coenzyme transport and metabolism
References
Merrell et al., 2002: Merrell DS, Hava DL, Camilli A. Identification of novel factors involved in colonization and acid tolerance of Vibrio cholerae. Molecular microbiology. 2002; 43(6); 1471-1491. [PubMed: 11952899].