Saccharomyces cerevisiae chromosome V
>YER143W DNA damage-inducible v-SNARE binding protein, contains a ubiquitin-associated (UBA) domain, may act as a negative regulator of constitutive exocytosis, may play a role in S-phase checkpoint control 
MDLTISNELTGEIYGPIEVSEDMALTDLIALLQADCGFDKTKHDLYYNMDILDSNRTQSLKELGLKTDDLLLIRGKISNS
IQTDAATLSDEAFIEQFRQELLNNQMLRSQLILQIPGLNDLVNDPLLFRERLGPLILQRRYGGYNTAMNPFGIPQDEYTR
LMANPDDPDNKKRIAELLDQQAIDEQLRNAIEYTPEMFTQVPMLYINIEINNYPVKAFVDTGAQTTIMSTRLAKKTGLSR
MIDKRFIGEARGVGTGKIIGRIHQAQVKIETQYIPCSFTVLDTDIDVLIGLDMLKRHLACVDLKENVLRIAEVETSFLSE
AEIPKSFQEGLPAPTSVTTSSDKPLTPTKTSSTLPPQPGAVPALAPRTGMGPTPTGRSTAGATTATGRTFPEQTIKQLMD
LGFPRDAVVKALKQTNGNAEFAASLLFQ



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GenBank id: 6320991                 
Gene name:  DDI1                                                                                        
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Taxon:      4932 
Lineage:    Eukaryota:                                                                                  
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            Saccharomyces:                                                                              
            Saccharomyces cerevisiae                                                                    

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