MyMpn Project

Name	mpn367
Stable ID	MPN367
Location	437563 - 438531 +
Sequence	1 ATGGTTGGAA GTGGTGCGGC TGGAAGTGCT TCTAGTTTAC AAGGCAATGG CTCGAACAGT 61 TCGGGGTTAA AATCGCTCTT GAGATCAGCA CCTGTCAGTG TTCCACCAAG CAGTACAAGT 121 AATCAAACTT TAAGCTTATC TAACCCCGCT CCTGTAGGCC CACAAGCGGT TGTAAGCCAA 181 CCCGCGGGGG GTGCTACGGC AGCAGTGTCC GTCAATCGCA CAGCGAGTGA CACCGCCACC 241 TTTAGCAAGT ACCTCAACAC CGCCCAGGCC TTGCACCAGA TGGGGGTGAT TGTTCCGGGG 301 TTGGAAAAAT GAGGTGGTAA CAACGGTACG GGTGTAGTGG CTAGCCGACG GGATGCTACT 361 TCCACTAACC TGCCCCATGC GGCAGGTGCT TCCCAAACGG GTTTGGGAAC TGGTTCGCCC 421 CGCGAACCAG CTTTAACCGC AACGTCACAG CGTGCCGTCA CGGTGGTTGC TGGCCCCCTT 481 CGTGCGGGCA ATAGCAGTGA AACTGATGCC CTACCGAATG TCATCACCCA GCTCTATCAT 541 ACTTCAACCG CCCAACTCGC TTACTTAAAT GGCCAGATCG TTGTGATGAG TTCCGCCCGG 601 GTACCGAGTC TTTGGTATTG AGTTGTCGGG GAGGACCAGG AATCGGGCAA AGCGACCTGA 661 TGAGCGAAAA CCGAGCTCAA CTGGGGCACC GACAAGCAGA AGCAGTTTGT CGAAAACCAG 721 TTGGGGTTTA AAGATGACTC AAATTCGGAT TCCAAAAATT CGAATTTGAA GACCCAAGGC 781 CTCACCCAAC CCGCCTACCT CATCGCCGGT CTTGACGTTG TGGCCGACCA CCTCGTCTTT 841 GCGGCATTTA AAGCGGGCGC GGTGGGGTAT GATATGACGA CTGATTCGAA CGCTTCGACC 901 TACAACCAAG CACTCGTCTG GTCGACCACG GCCGGGTTGG ACAGTGATGG GGGGACAAGG 961 CTTTGGTAG
Download Sequence
Operon	OP146
Operon location	435610 - 0

MVGSGAAGSASSLQGNGSNSSGLKSLLRSAPVSVPPSSTSNQTLSLSNPAPVGPQAVVSQPAGGATAAVSVNRTASDTAT

FSKYLNTAQALHQMGVIVPGLEKWGGNNGTGVVASRRDATSTNLPHAAGASQTGLGTGSPREPALTATSQRAVTVVAGPL

RAGNSSETDALPNVITQLYHTSTAQLAYLNGQIVVMSSARVPSLWYWVVGEDQESGKATWWAKTELNWGTDKQKQFVENQ

LGFKDDSNSDSKNSNLKTQGLTQPAYLIAGLDVVADHLVFAAFKAGAVGYDMTTDSNASTYNQALVWSTTAGLDSDGGTR

LW

Name	Putative mgpC-like protein MPN_367
Stable ID	Mpn367
Molecular Weight	35420
Isoelectric Point	7
Localization	SECRETOMEP
Comment	Approximately 4% of the limited M.�genitalium genome contains repeat sequences termed MgPar regions that have homology to mgpB and mgpC, which encode antigenic proteins associated with attachment. We have previously shown that mgpB sequences vary within a single strain of M.�genitalium in a pattern consistent with recombination between mgpB and MgPar sequences (Iverson-Cabral et�al.). In the current study, we show that mgpC heterogeneity similarly occurs within the type strain, G-37T, cultured in vitro and among cervical specimens collected from a persistently infected woman. In all cases, alternative mgpC sequences are indicative of recombination with MgPar regions
Sequence	MVGSGAAGSASSLQGNGSNSSGLKSLLRSAPVSVPPSSTSNQTLSLSNPAPVGPQAVVSQPAGGATAAVSVNRTASDTAT FSKYLNTAQALHQMGVIVPGLEKWGGNNGTGVVASRRDATSTNLPHAAGASQTGLGTGSPREPALTATSQRAVTVVAGPL RAGNSSETDALPNVITQLYHTSTAQLAYLNGQIVVMSSARVPSLWYWVVGEDQESGKATWWAKTELNWGTDKQKQFVENQ LGFKDDSNSDSKNSNLKTQGLTQPAYLIAGLDVVADHLVFAAFKAGAVGYDMTTDSNASTYNQALVWSTTAGLDSDGGTR LW

Protein Start	Protein End	Hit Size	Orthologous	Organism	Orthologous Start	Orthologous End	Evalue	Identity	Score	Alignment
173	320	147	- MG192	Mycoplasma genitalium	289	440	1e-38	50.6493	380

Gene ID	876953
GI	13508106
GO	Cell envelope biogenesis, outer membrane
Home COG	M
InterPro	Approximately 4% of the limited M.�genitalium genome contains repeat sequences termed MgPar regions that have homology to mgpB and mgpC, which encode antigenic proteins associated with attachment. We have previously shown that mgpB sequences vary within a
Old MP number	MP469
Pathway	Adhesion
Pfam	PF05220
PID	g1674159
RefSeq	NP_110055.1
Swiss-Prot protein ID	Y367_MYCPN
phylomeDB tree	Y367_MYCPN
UniProt	P75414