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UniRule: UR000184474

Source Rule HAMAP: MF_00966

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The annotation and conditions in this rule are derived from the following entries: P11411 (G6PD_LEUME), P0AC53 (G6PD_ECOLI), O68282 (G6PD_PSEAE), Q5FUK8 (G6PD_GLUOX)

If a protein meets these conditions... i

Common conditions

    • Matches HAMAP signature MF_00966
    • taxon = Bacteria
    • fragment ≠ the sequence is fragmented

Special conditions

    • Subsequence at position 86 - 87 aligns to "[DE]-[VLIF]" in entry P11411 (individually applies "NADP")
    • Subsequence at position 179 - 179 aligns to "H" in entry P11411 (individually applies "Substrate")
    • Subsequence at position 183 - 183 aligns to "K" in entry P11411 (individually applies "Substrate")
    • Subsequence at position 13 - 20 aligns to "G-[GAS]-[TS]-G-[DEN]-L-[AST]-[KR]" in entry P11411 (individually applies "NADP")
    • Subsequence at position 241 - 241 aligns to "H" in entry P11411 (individually applies "Proton acceptor")
    • Subsequence at position 339 - 339 aligns to "K" in entry P11411 (individually applies "Substrate")
    • Subsequence at position 47 - 47 aligns to "[RAS]" in entry P11411 (individually applies "NADP")
    • Subsequence at position 217 - 217 aligns to "E" in entry P11411 (individually applies "Substrate")
    • Subsequence at position 149 - 149 aligns to "K" in entry P11411 (individually applies "NADP")
    • Subsequence at position 344 - 344 aligns to "K" in entry P11411 (individually applies "Substrate")
    • Subsequence at position 236 - 236 aligns to "D" in entry P11411 (individually applies "Substrate")

... then these annotations are applied i

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  • Name:zwf

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  • Catalyzes the oxidation of glucose 6-phosphate to 6-phosphogluconolactone.

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<p>This subsection of the <a href="http://www.uniprot.org/help/function_section">Function</a> section describes a region in the protein which binds nucleotide phosphates. It always involves more than one amino acid and includes all residues involved in nucleotide-binding.<p><a href='/help/np_bind' target='_top'>More...</a></p>Nucleotide bindingi

  • NADP (to residues corresponding to positions 86 - 87)
  • NADP (to residues corresponding to positions 13 - 20)

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  • Substrate (to residues corresponding to position 179)
  • Substrate (to residues corresponding to position 183)
  • Substrate (to residues corresponding to position 339)
  • NADP (to residues corresponding to position 47)
  • Substrate (to residues corresponding to position 217)
  • NADP (to residues corresponding to position 149)
  • Substrate (to residues corresponding to position 344)
  • Substrate (to residues corresponding to position 236)

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  • Proton acceptor (to residues corresponding to position 241)

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