Anise · gene

Chr09.g68544

A connected PerseaDB feature record linking structure, functional evidence, sequences, and downstream analysis tools.

1,305
bp
Chr09:51,164,863–51,166,167
genomic location
Record overview

Feature identity

Identifier
Chr09.g68544
Feature type
gene
Genome collection
Anise
Organism
Persea americana-Anise
Sequence length
1,305 bp
Genomic location
Chr09:51,164,863–51,166,167
Strand
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Computational annotation

Functional evidence

These terms are computationally inferred by eggNOG-mapper and should not be interpreted as experimental validation in avocado.

eggNOG
4432.XP_010276653.1,S,[nadph quinone]
Gene Ontology
nadph quinone | GO:0008150//biological_process; GO:0008152//metabolic process; GO:0055114//oxidation-reduction process | GO:0005575//cellular_component; GO:0005622//intracellular; GO:0005623//cell; GO:0005737//cytoplasm; GO:0005829//cytosol; GO:0044424//intracellular part; GO:0044444//cytoplasmic part; GO:0044464//cell part | GO:0000166//nucleotide binding; GO:0003674//molecular_function; GO:0003824//catalytic activity; GO:0005488//binding; GO:0010181//FMN binding; GO:0016491//oxidoreductase activity; GO:0016645//oxidoreductase activity, acting on the CH-NH group of donors; GO:0016646//oxidoreductase activity, acting on the CH-NH group of donors, NAD or NADP as acceptor; GO:0032553//ribonucleotide binding; GO:0036094//small molecule binding; GO:0043167//ion binding; GO:0043168//anion binding; GO:0048037//cofactor binding; GO:0050662//coenzyme binding; GO:0052873//FMN reductase (NADPH) activity; GO:0097159//organic cyclic compound binding; GO:0097367//carbohydrate derivative binding; GO:1901265//nucleoside phosphate binding; GO:1901363//heterocyclic compound binding
KEGG
K19784 | chrR, NQR
NR
RWR95766.1 NADPH:quinone oxidoreductase-like protein [Cinnamomum micranthum f. kanehirae]
Swiss-Prot
Q8H9D2.1 RecName: Full=NAD(P)H:quinone oxidoreductase; Short=NAD(P)H:QR [Solanum tuberosum]
Biological context

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