Sulfolobus solfataricus P2
>SSO2064 hypothetical protein SSO2064 
MSWEKSGKEGSLLRWYDVMEAERYEYTVGPAGEQFFNGLKQNKIIGSKCSKCGRIFVPARSYCEHCFVKIENYVEINKDE
AYVDSYTIIYNDDEGNKLAQPVYIALIRFPNIEGGLLCYAEGNVKVGAKAKILSFQWPLRVKVD



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GenBank id: 15898853                   
Gene name:  -                                                                                               
COG:        R COG1545 Predicted nucleic-acid-binding protein containing a Zn-ribbon                         
Taxon:      273057 
Lineage:    Archaea:                                                                                        
            TACK group:                                                                                     
            Crenarchaeota:                                                                                  
            Thermoprotei:                                                                                   
            Sulfolobales:                                                                                   
            Sulfolobaceae:                                                                                  
            Sulfolobus:                                                                                     
            Sulfolobus solfataricus:                                                                        
            Sulfolobus solfataricus P2                                                                      

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SSO2064
hypothetical
1

Conserved hypothetical protein

1
single function


Similar to AF0966, AF0203

04/22/01 00:00:00
terminal
status:good S COG1545 Function unknown Uncharacterized ACR