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URA5

Victor ID 4836
Gene Name URA5
NCBI Nucleotide GI 3228686
NCBI Protein GI 3228687
Protein Accession AAC62627.1
Taxonomy ID 5037
Gene Strand (Orientation) ?
Protein Name orotidine-5'-monophosphate pyrophosphorylase
Protein Note anamorph: Histoplasma capsulatum
DNA Sequence 
>gi|3228686|gb|AF070928.1| Ajellomyces capsulatus orotidine-5'-monophosphate pyrophosphorylase (URA5) gene, complete cds
AGATCTGCTTAGTCACCAACACCCCTCTCCCCTCGTTTTTTTGCGCTGATGATATGAACTTGAATTTAAC
ATTAATCTAACAAGTCGGAGGACCCAGCGGGAATTGCTACAATGTATTCGGCACAGTCCACAAGCTCTCC
CCTTCCTGCGTATAAAACGACTTTCCTCGAGTCCTGTCTCTCCGCCAATGTGCTGAAATTCGGGGTTTTC
ACCCTTAAATCCGGGCGAAGTCTGTATATACTTTTACTCTCCGCATGATTGATACGCATGAGTTGCCGAT
TGCTGATATATACAGCGCTTTAGAGTCGCCTTACTTCTTCAATGCGGGCCTCTTTCATACATCGTCACTC
CTTTCCGCTATTTCTACCGCCTACGCTAACACTATCGTTTCCTACCTCGCCTCCAATCCTTCTATTCTGA
AGCCCGATGTAATCTTCGGGTAAGCAAGCACATAAATCTTTTGATACCGATCGCAGAAGCCGTAAGATTA
CTGATTGGAGAATTCCTAAGGCCTGCTTACAAAGGAATCCCTCTCGCGTGCGCAACGCTACTTGAACTTC
ACCGTATGGACCCGGCGACATGGTCCTCAGTCTCCTACAGCTACAACCGGAAGGAAGCCAAGGATCACGG
AGAAGGTGGGAGCATCGTGGGATCCCCGTTAAAGGGGAAGAACGTTCTTGTCATAGACGACGTGATCACC
GCCGGTACTGCGATGCGAGAGACGTTAAAGTTAGTGGATAAAGAAGGCGGCAAAGTGGTGGGCTTTGTAG
TTGCGCTTGACCGACAGGAGAAAATGCCCGGGCCGAAAGATGTTGAAACCGACGACGAGCCGAGGATGAG
TGCTATGGGTCAGATTAGACAAGAATTCGGCGTCCCAACTGCAAGTATTGTTACGCTGCAGGATCTTATT
ACGTTAATGGGAACCCAAGGTAACAAGGAGGATATGGATAGGCTGGAAGAATACAGATGCCGGTACCGAG
CAAGTGATTGATGGGCTTACATCCAAATATTGCTAGTTCATTCACTGGTGTGGGGTGCTGATATC
Molecule Role Virulence factor
Molecule Role Annotation MUTATION: ura5 mutant is attenuated in cultured murine and human cells, and in mice (Retallack et al., 1999).
References
Retallack et al., 1999: Retallack DM, Heinecke EL, Gibbons R, Deepe GS Jr, Woods JP. The URA5 gene is necessary for histoplasma capsulatum growth during infection of mouse and human cells. Infection and immunity. 1999; 67(2); 624-629. [PubMed: 9916068].