Protoporphyrinogenoxidase

Details

Name
Protoporphyrinogenoxidase
Synonyms
  • 1.3.3.4
  • 他mG
  • PPO
Gene Name
他mY
Organism
Bacillus subtilis (strain 168)
Amino acid sequence
>lcl|BSEQ0012654|Protoporphyrinogen oxidase MSDGKKHVVIIGGGITGLAAAFYMEKEIKEKNLPLELTLVEASPRVGGKIQTVKKDGYII ERGPDSFLERKKSAPQLVKDLGLEHLLVNNATGQSYVLVNRTLHPMPKGAVMGIPTKIAP FVSTGLFSLSGKARAAMDFILPASKTKDDQSLGEFFRRRVGDEVVENLIEPLLSGIYAGD IDKLSLMSTFPQFYQTEQKHRSLILGMKKTRPQGSGQQLTAKKQGQFQTLSTGLQTLVEE IEKQLKLTKVYKGTKVTKLSHSGSCYSLELDNGVTLDADSVIVTAPHKAAAGMLSELPAI SHLKNMHSTSVANVALGFPEGSVQMEHEGTGFVISRNSDFAITACTWTNKKWPHAAPEGK TLLRAYVGKAGDESIVDLSDNDIINIVLEDLKKVMNINGEPEMTCVTRWHESMPQYHVGH KQRIKELREALASAYPGVYMTGASFEGVGIPDCIDQGKAAVSDALTYLFS
Number of residues
470
分子量
51202.545
Theoretical pI
8.3
GO Classification
Functions
oxygen-dependent protoporphyrinogen oxidase activity
Processes
protoporphyrinogen IX biosynthetic process
Components
cytoplasm
General Function
Oxygen-dependent protoporphyrinogen oxidase activity
Specific Function
Catalyzes the 6-electron oxidation of protoporphyrinogen-IX to form protoporphyrin-IX. Also oxidizes the pathway intermediate coproporphyrinogen-III.
Pfam Domain Function
Transmembrane Regions
Not Available
Cellular Location
Cytoplasm
Gene sequence
>lcl|BSEQ0012655|Protoporphyrinogen oxidase (hemY) ATGAGTGACGGCAAAAAACATGTAGTCATCATCGGCGGCGGCATTACCGGTTTAGCCGCC GCCTTCTATATGGAAAAAGAAATCAAAGAAAAGAATCTGCCGCTTGAGCTGACACTTGTT GAGGCAAGTCCGAGAGTCGGCGGGAAAATCCAGACTGTCAAGAAAGACGGCTATATCATC GAAAGAGGGCCAGACTCATTTCTGGAACGAAAGAAAAGCGCCCCGCAGCTTGTTAAAGAC TTAGGTCTTGAGCATTTGCTTGTCAACAATGCGACCGGGCAATCCTATGTGCTTGTAAAC CGCACCCTGCATCCAATGCCGAAGGGCGCTGTAATGGGGATACCGACAAAAATTGCGCCG TTTGTTTCTACGGGTCTGTTTTCCTTGTCCGGGAAGGCGAGAGCTGCTATGGATTTCATC CTGCCTGCAAGCAAAACAAAGGATGATCAGTCATTGGGAGAATTCTTCCGCAGACGTGTC GGAGATGAAGTGGTCGAGAACTTAATCGAGCCGCTACTATCAGGGATCTACGCAGGCGAC ATTGACAAGCTCAGCCTGATGTCGACATTTCCGCAATTTTATCAGACGGAACAAAAGCAT AGAAGCCTGATTCTCGGCATGAAAAAAACAAGGCCTCAAGGCTCAGGCCAGCAGCTGACG GCAAAAAAACAAGGGCAGTTCCAAACTCTGTCAACCGGTTTGCAGACCCTTGTAGAAGAG ATCGAAAAGCAGTTAAAGCTGACGAAGGTGTATAAAGGCACAAAAGTGACCAAACTTAGC CATAGCGGCTCTTGCTATTCGCTCGAACTGGATAACGGCGTCACACTTGATGCTGATTCA GTAATTGTGACTGCTCCGCATAAAGCGGCTGCGGGAATGCTTTCTGAGCTTCCTGCCATT TCTCATTTGAAAAATATGCACTCCACATCCGTGGCAAACGTCGCTTTAGGTTTCCCTGAA GGCTCCGTCCAAATGGAGCATGAGGGCACGGGTTTTGTCATTTCAAGAAACAGTGACTTT GCGATCACAGCCTGTACGTGGACGAATAAAAAATGGCCGCACGCAGCGCCGGAAGGCAAA ACGCTGCTTCGGGCATATGTCGGAAAAGCCGGAGACGAATCCATTGTCGATCTATCAGAT AATGACATTATCAACATTGTGTTAGAAGACTTAAAGAAAGTCATGAACATAAACGGCGAG CCGGAAATGACATGTGTAACCCGATGGCATGAAAGCATGCCGCAGTACCATGTCGGCCAT AAGCAGCGTATCAAGGAGCTGCGTGAAGCACTTGCATCTGCGTATCCGGGTGTTTATATG ACAGGCGCTTCTTTCGAAGGTGTCGGCATTCCCGACTGCATTGATCAAGGAAAAGCTGCC GTGTCTGACGCGCTTACCTATTTATTCAGCTAA
Chromosome Location
Not Available
Locus
Not Available
External Identifiers
Resource Link
UniProtKB ID P32397
UniProtKB Entry Name PPOX_BACSU
GenBank Protein ID 143042
GenBank Gene ID M97208
General References
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Drug Relations

Drug Relations
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DB07338 Acifluorfen experimental unknown Details