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fhuA

Gene Name fhuA
Sequence Strain (Species/Organism) Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae
NCBI Protein GI AAM69431
Other Database IDs CDD:237595
CDD:238657
Taxonomy ID 715
Protein Name outer membrane ferric hydroxamate receptor FhuA
Protein pI 7.47
Protein Weight 72676.96
Protein Length 800
Protein Note ferrichrome receptor precursor protein; Provisional
Protein Sequence 
>AAM69431.1 outer membrane ferric hydroxamate receptor FhuA [Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae]
MKKTFFYSTVASAVALAISPAIAQETAVLDEVSVVSSGSMYKMGEVPVHQAKSAVAISREDLDKQDVKKA
DEIGRYQAGFANQVFGNDTNTNWFRVRGEEVSQAVDGLPTFSYGFFTPYVKTFGLEAVEVTKGADSMTFG
AANSGGLINYVTKRAHRDQIGRGEFKTNFGSNNLYGFGADYTGKITDDENVRYRVVASLNHTDGEWKDTD
NKTVYIAPSLEWDISDRTRLSILTSYQKDSGTPSSNFYPQEGTLRALPDGSYYSRNVNFGDPVNNHEENK
QYSIGYELSHDFGNGLRANSSYRYSHVENNHRGGYIYPSAYAADWSAVAPSANGYNVSGQTVFNQGKAIS
HSTDNRISWDFKNDWLKNTVVVGTDYRHNKVDAQYSLYALGYTANLRDYRATWNQTGTPVGTDTHIKSRQ
LGFYLQNQARIADKYLLGFGIRHDRARQNEYTSDQTVKNNHTSYSGSLMYEGAYGLNPYFSYSESFRLPV
GLSGNQSLYDPNITRQYELGVKYLPTWLDGVITLAGFRAKDTGALVNNGTGATISSADPIYRKGFELQTD
VNLTENWNATLAYTYTKAESEAATGEKTRQSLIPTNTLAARTAYSFTDSVLNGLTVGAGVRYLGHSVTSK
GSLYSHVRLPSATVVDLMARYNINQNWLAQLNVDNVGNRKYVAACDYYCYYGAERKVNATVSYKF
Molecule Role Protective antigen
Molecule Role Annotation [FhuA and HgbA are conserved among all serotypes and biotypes of A. pleuropneumoniae and that HgbA, the receptor for porcine hemoglobin, may play a role in virulence.Ref4916:Shakarji et al., 2006]
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