Sequence of URK1_YEAST
EC Number:2.7.1.48
EC Number
Recommended Name
Accession Code
Organism
No of amino acids
Molecular Weight [Da]
Source
uridine/cytidine kinase
P27515
Saccharomyces cerevisiae (strain ATCC 204508 / S288c)
501
56296
Reaction
ATP + cytidine = ADP + CMP
Other sequences found for EC No. 2.7.1.48
General information:
Sequence
0 MSHRIAPSKE RSSSFISILD DETRDTLKAN AVMDGEVDVK KTKGKSSRYI PPWTTPYIIG
60 IGGASGSGKT SVAAKIVSSI NVPWTVLISL DNFYNPLGPE DRARAFKNEY DFDEPNAINL
120 DLAYKCILNL KEGKRTNIPV YSFVHHNRVP DKNIVIYGAS VVVIEGIYAL YDRRLLDLMD
180 LKIYVDADLD VCLARRLSRD IVSRGRDLDG CIQQWEKFVK PNAVKFVKPT MKNADAIIPS
240 MSDNATAVNL IINHIKSKLE LKSNEHLREL IKLGSSPSQD VLNRNIIHEL PPTNQVLSLH
300 TMLLNKNLNC ADFVFYFDRL ATILLSWALD DIPVAHTNII TPGEHTMENV IACQFDQVTA
360 VNIIRSGDCF MKSLRKTIPN ITIGKLLIQS DSQTGEPQLH CEFLPPNIEK FGKVFLMEGQ
420 IISGAAMIMA IQVLLDHGID LEKISVVVYL ATEVGIRRIL NAFDNKVNIF AGMIISREKL
480 QNHQYKWALT RFFDSKYFGC D
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Authors
Title
Journal
Volume
Pages
Year
PubMed ID
247984
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247985
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247986
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247987
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4
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247988
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36
130-136
1999
247989
Huh W.-K.,Falvo J.V.,Gerke L.C.,Carroll A.S.,Howson R.W.,Weissman J.S.,O'Shea E.K.
Global analysis of protein localization in budding yeast.
Nature
425
686-691
2003
247990
Gruhler A.,Olsen J.V.,Mohammed S.,Mortensen P.,Faergeman N.J.,Mann M.,Jensen O.N.
Quantitative phosphoproteomics applied to the yeast pheromone signaling pathway.
Mol. Cell. Proteomics
4
310-327
2005
247991
Li X.,Gerber S.A.,Rudner A.D.,Beausoleil S.A.,Haas W.,Villen J.,Elias J.E.,Gygi S.P.
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J. Proteome Res.
6
1190-1197
2007
247992
Albuquerque C.P.,Smolka M.B.,Payne S.H.,Bafna V.,Eng J.,Zhou H.
A multidimensional chromatography technology for in-depth phosphoproteome analysis.
Mol. Cell. Proteomics
7
1389-1396
2008
247993
Holt L.J.,Tuch B.B.,Villen J.,Johnson A.D.,Gygi S.P.,Morgan D.O.
Global analysis of Cdk1 substrate phosphorylation sites provides insights into evolution.
Science
325
1682-1686
2009
