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lcrH from Yersinia pestis KIM 10

Victor ID 2525
Gene Name lcrH from Yersinia pestis KIM 10
Sequence Strain (Species/Organism) Yersinia pestis KIM 10
NCBI Gene ID 1149119
NCBI Protein GI 31795292
Locus Tag YKCD1p36
Protein Accession NP_857752.1
Other Database IDs UniProtKB-ID: LCRH_YERPE
UniRef100: UniRef100_P21207
UniRef90: UniRef90_P21207
UniRef50: UniRef50_P21207
UniParc: UPI000012E2B5
EMBL: M26405
EMBL: AF074612
EMBL: AF053946
EMBL: AL117189
EMBL: AE017043
EMBL-CDS: AAA27642.1
EMBL-CDS: AAC69800.1
EMBL-CDS: AAC62575.1
EMBL-CDS: CAB54907.1
EMBL-CDS: AAS58572.1
RefSeq_NT: NC_003131.1
RefSeq_NT: NC_004836.1
RefSeq_NT: NC_004839.1
RefSeq_NT: NC_005813.1
GenomeReviews: AE017043_GR
GenomeReviews: AL117189_GR
KEGG: ype:YPCD1.30c
KEGG: ypm:YP_pCD53
HOGENOM:
Taxonomy ID 187410
Plasmid No pCD1
Gene Starting Position 26303
Gene Ending Position 26809
Gene Strand (Orientation) +
Protein Name secretion chaperone
DNA Sequence 
>gi|31795262:26303-26809 Yersinia pestis KIM plasmid pCD1, complete sequence
TATGCAACAAGAGACGACAGACACTCAAGAATACCAGCTGGCAATGGAATCCTTCCTAAAAGGAGGGGGA
ACTATCGCCATGCTCAACGAAATTTCAAGTGACACTTTAGAGCAACTCTACTCTCTTGCATTTAACCAAT
ACCAGTCAGGAAAATACGAGGATGCTCACAAGGTCTTTCAAGCTCTCTGTGTGCTAGACCACTATGATTC
ACGTTTCTTTTTAGGGCTAGGCGCTTGTCGTCAAGCCATGGGGCAATACGACTTAGCGATTCATAGCTAC
AGCTATGGCGCCATAATGGATATAAAAGAACCTCGTTTTCCGTTTCATGCGGCCGAATGTTTACTGCAAA
AGGGAGAGCTTGCTGAAGCAGAAAGTGGCTTGTTCTTGGCTCAAGAGCTTATCGCAGACAAAACTGAGTT
TAAGGAGCTTTCCACCCGAGTTAGCTCAATGTTAGAAGCAATTAAATTGAAAAAGGAGATGGAACATGAG
TGCGTTGATAACCCATG
Molecule Role Virulence factor
Molecule Role Annotation MUTATION: lcrH mutant is avirulent in mice (Price and Straley, 1989).
References
Price and Straley, 1989: Price SB, Straley SC. lcrH, a gene necessary for virulence of Yersinia pestis and for the normal response of Y. pestis to ATP and calcium. Infection and immunity. 1989; 57(5); 1491-1498. [PubMed: 2707857].