ProsmORF-pred
Result : A9Q0M7
Protein Information
Information Type Description
Protein name Bacteriocin ubericin-A
NCBI Accession ID EF203953.1
Organism Streptococcus uberis
Left 294
Right 506
Strand +
Nucleotide Sequence ATGAATACAATTGAAAAATTTGAAAATATTAAACTTTTTTCACTAAAGAAAATTATCGGTGGCAAAACTGTAAATTATGGTAATGGCCTTTATTGTAACCAAAAAAAATGCTGGGTAAACTGGTCAGAAACTGCTACAACAATAGTAAATAATTCCATCATGAACGGGCTCACAGGTGGTAATGCGGGTTGGCACTCAGGCGGGAGAGCATAA
Sequence MNTIEKFENIKLFSLKKIIGGKTVNYGNGLYCNQKKCWVNWSETATTIVNNSIMNGLTGGNAGWHSGGRA
Source of smORF Swiss-Prot
Function Heat-stable antibiotic with bacteriolytic activity against Listeria spp., E.hirae, E.faecalis ATCC 19433, S.bovis 83, S.uberis 42 and L.lactis.
Pubmed ID 17933926
Domain CDD:366773
Functional Category Antimicrobial
Uniprot ID A9Q0M7
ORF Length (Amino Acid) 70
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Conservation Analysis
Conservation Analysis
No. of Species: 4
Sr.No. Left Position Right Position Strand NCBI Accession id Species Name
1 1948256 1948441 - NZ_CP039457.1 Streptococcus pasteurianus
2 1801151 1801336 + NZ_CP031733.1 Streptococcus chenjunshii
3 447175 447360 - NZ_CP014699.1 Streptococcus pantholopis
4 451478 451696 + NZ_CP065061.1 Streptococcus equi subsp. zooepidemicus
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Neighborhood Conservation Analysis
* Arrows marked in Genome Diagram shows ORFs; Multiple PFAMs can be mapped to a single ORF.
* 'Small ORF' represents the entry/query analyzed.
* Image generated using 'gggenes'(R-Package).
Neighborhood Conservation Analysis
Neighborhood Representative Chosen(Species): NZ_CP014699.1
Sr.No. Domain Co-occurrence Frequency No. of species in which domain occurs with smORF Median distance b/w smORF and domain bearing ORFs Orientation relative to smORF PFAM Information
1 PF04397.17 0.75 3 2048.0 same-strand LytTr DNA-binding domain
2 PF00072.26 0.75 3 2476 same-strand Response regulator receiver domain
3 PF08951.12 1.0 4 0 same-strand Enterocin A Immunity
4 PF03047.16 0.75 3 1549 same-strand COMC family
5 PF10439.11 0.75 3 811.0 same-strand Bacteriocin class II with double-glycine leader peptide
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