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Gene VV2_1434 from Vibrio vulnificus CMCP6: hypothetical protein

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Summary
Member of NCBI Protein Clusters PRK02135(See COMBREX Page ) (See NCBI page)
NCBI Entrez GeneID 1181369
UniProtKB accession
RefSeq Protein accession NP_763323.1 (PROVISIONAL)
Gene Symbol(s)
  • symbol: VV2_1434
  • locus tag: VV2_1434
Organism Vibrio vulnificus CMCP6 (NCBI TaxID: 216895)

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Function Predictions
Source Predicted function(s)
NCBI Protein Cluster Prediction hypothetical protein

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Supporting Functional Information
Functional Status blueblue (function predicted, no experimental evidence)
Source of prediction
BLASTP hits to experimentally validated proteins This gene does not have a BLAST match to any experimentally validated gene with an E value below 1e-5
Domain Structure from CDD
  • DUF358: Protein of unknown function (DUF358). hypothetical protein; Provisional

See domain structure on NCBI Conserved Domain Database
Domain structure from Pfam
See domain structure on Pfam Database