MyMpn Project

Name	mpn093
Stable ID	MPN093
Location	114948 - 115853 +
Sequence	1 ATGGGTTCAA ACGCGGTACC GAGTTTGTGG TATTGGGTTG TCGGGGAGGA CCAGGAATCG 61 GGTCGCGCAA CCTGATGAGC CCACACCGAG CTCAACTGGG GCACCGACAA GCAGAAGCAG 121 TTTGTCGAAA ACCAGTTGGG TTTTAAAGAT GACTCCAATT CGGATTCCAA GAATTCGAAT 181 TTGAAGGCTC AAGGCCTCAC CCAACCCGCC TACCTCATCG CCGGTCTTGA CGTTGTGGCC 241 GACCACCTCG TCTTTGCGGC CTTTAAAGCG GGCGCGGTGG GGTATGATAT GAGCACGGAA 301 AACAGTGCTG CCACCAAAGA CCAAGCACTC GCCTGGTCGA CCACGGCCGG GTTGGACAGT 361 GCTGGGGGGT ACAAGGCCTT GGTGGAAAAC ACGGCCGGGC TCAACGGTCC GATTAATGGC 421 TTGTTTACCC TGCTCGACAG CTTTGCCTAT GTGACCCCGG TGAGTGGCAT GAAAGGGGGT 481 AGTCAGAATA ACGAAGAAGT GCAGACCAAG TATCCCGTTA AGGATGATAG TAAGGCTTCC 541 GCCAAAATTG CGTCCTTAAT TAATGCCAGC CCACTCAACA GTTATGGGGA TGATGGCGTG 601 ACCGTGTTTG ATGCCCTGGG CCTTAACTTT AACTTTAAGT TGAACGAGGC GCGCTTGCCG 661 TCGCGCACCG ACCAACTGCT TGTGTATGGG ATTGTAAACG AAAGTGAACT GAAGTCCGCG 721 CGCGAAAATG CCCAATCAAC TTCCGACGCT AATTCGAACA CCAAAGTCAA GTGAACCAAC 781 ACCGCCTCGC ACTACCTCCC CGTGCCGTAT TACTATAGTG CCAATTTCCC CGAAGTCGGT 841 AACAGAAGAA GAGCGGAGCA GCGGAATGGG GTGATAACAA TAAAAAGGCC ATCTACCCAG 901 AGGTAA
Download Sequence
Operon	OP38
Operon location	112710 - 116000

MGSNAVPSLWYWVVGEDQESGRATWWAHTELNWGTDKQKQFVENQLGFKDDSNSDSKNSNLKAQGLTQPAYLIAGLDVVA

DHLVFAAFKAGAVGYDMSTENSAATKDQALAWSTTAGLDSAGGYKALVENTAGLNGPINGLFTLLDSFAYVTPVSGMKGG

SQNNEEVQTKYPVKDDSKASAKIASLINASPLNSYGDDGVTVFDALGLNFNFKLNEARLPSRTDQLLVYGIVNESELKSA

RENAQSTSDANSNTKVKWTNTASHYLPVPYYYSANFPEVGNRRRAEQRNGVITIKRPSTQR

Name	Putative mgpC-like protein MPN_093
Stable ID	Mpn093
Molecular Weight	33110
Isoelectric Point	5
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	MGSNAVPSLWYWVVGEDQESGRATWWAHTELNWGTDKQKQFVENQLGFKDDSNSDSKNSNLKAQGLTQPAYLIAGLDVVA DHLVFAAFKAGAVGYDMSTENSAATKDQALAWSTTAGLDSAGGYKALVENTAGLNGPINGLFTLLDSFAYVTPVSGMKGG SQNNEEVQTKYPVKDDSKASAKIASLINASPLNSYGDDGVTVFDALGLNFNFKLNEARLPSRTDQLLVYGIVNESELKSA RENAQSTSDANSNTKVKWTNTASHYLPVPYYYSANFPEVGNRRRAEQRNGVITIKRPSTQR

Location (aa)	Name (InterPro ID)	Description	GO terms	Sequence	Evalue
1-226	PF05220 (IPR007885)	MgpC			0

Protein Start	Protein End	Hit Size	Orthologous	Organism	Orthologous Start	Orthologous End	Evalue	Identity	Score	Alignment
1	293	292	- MG192	Mycoplasma genitalium	312	605	<1e-50	53.5117	808

Gene ID	877229
GI	13507832
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	MP061
Pathway	Adhesion
Pfam	PF05220
Pfam	PF08372
PID	g1673713
RefSeq	NP_109781.1
Swiss-Prot protein ID	Y093_MYCPN
phylomeDB tree	Y093_MYCPN
UniProt	P75599