Protein name |
Antitoxin FitA (Trafficking protein A) |
NCBI Accession ID |
AF200716.1 |
Organism |
Neisseria gonorrhoeae (strain ATCC 700825 / FA 1090) |
Left |
199 |
Right |
435 |
Strand |
+ |
Nucleotide Sequence |
ATGGCTTCTGTTGTGATTAGAAATTTATCCGAGGCCACGCACAACGCAATCAAATTCCGTGCGCGAGCCGCAGGGCGCAGTACCGAAGCAGAAATCCGCTTAATTTTGGATAACATCGCCAAAGCACAACAAACTGTACGTTTGGGGTCAATGTTGGCATCAATAGGGCAGGAAATCGGAGGTGTTGAGCTGGAAGACGTACGCGGTCGTAATACTGATAACGAGGTTTCTTTGTGA |
Sequence |
MASVVIRNLSEATHNAIKFRARAAGRSTEAEIRLILDNIAKAQQTVRLGSMLASIGQEIGGVELEDVRGRNTDNEVSL |
Source of smORF |
Swiss-Prot |
Function |
Antitoxin component of a type II toxin-antitoxin (TA) system. Plays a role in the speed with which bacteria traverse human epithelial cells; disruption of the locus increases the speed of trafficking about 2-4-fold. Binds to its own promoter, binding affinity of the FitAB complex is 20-30-fold higher than FitA alone. No nuclease activity was observed for the FitAB complex, perhaps because FitA (the antitoxin) prevents metal binding and thus catalysis by FitB. {ECO:0000269|Pubmed:10639460}. |
Pubmed ID |
10639460
16156663
16982615
|
Domain |
|
Functional Category |
Antitoxin_type_2_and_DNA-binding |
Uniprot ID |
Q5F881
|
ORF Length (Amino Acid) |
78 |