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Entry information : TrPrx02
Entry ID 159
Creation 2006-10-30 (Christophe Dunand)
Last sequence changes 2006-10-30 (Christophe Dunand)
Sequence status complete
Reviewer reviewer name not stored
Last annotation changes 2009-01-15 (Cyril Jourda)
Peroxidase information: TrPrx02
Name TrPrx02
Class Class III peroxidase    [Orthogroup: Prx009]
Taxonomy Eukaryota Viridiplantae Streptophyta Fabaceae Trifolium
Organism Trifolium repens (white clover)    [TaxId: 3899 ]
Cellular localisation N/D
Tissue types Roots
Seedlings
Inducer Salicylic acid treatment
Repressor Pseudomonas syringae infection
Best BLASTp hits
Perox score E-value TrPrx02
start..stop		 S start..stop
MtPrx38 614 0 1..329 1..323
MsPrx12 614 0 1..329 1..323
GmPrx23 564 0 1..329 1..325
LjPrx04 550 0 18..329 17..322
Literature and cross-references TrPrx02
Literature Crockard,M.A., Bjourson,A.J. and Cooper,J.E
A new peroxidase cDNA from white clover: its characterization and
expression in root tissue challenged with homologous rhizobia,
heterologous rhizobia, or Pseudomonas syringae
MPMI 12 (9), 825-828 (1999)
Protein ref. UniProtKB:   Q9ZP15
mRNA ref. GenBank:   AJ011939
Protein sequence: TrPrx02
Sequence Properties
first value : protein
second value (mature protein)
Length (aa):   %s   329 (303)
PWM (Da):   %s   35874 (32830.4) Transmb domain:   %s   i7-26o
PI (pH):   %s   8.97 (8.94) Peptide Signal:   %s   cut: 27 range:27-329
Sequence
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*.........1 .........2 .........3 .........4 .........5 .........6 .........7 .........8 .........9 .........0 .........1 .........2
MGRFNNVILV WSLLLMLCFI PYTTFAQLSP NHYANICPNV QSIVRSAVQK KFQQTFVTVP ATLRLFFHDC FVQGCDASVL VASSGGNQAE KDNPDNLSLA GDGFDTVIKA KAALDAVPQC  RNKVSCADIL ALATRDVINL AGGPSYTVEL GRFDGLVSRS SDVNGRLPQP GFNLNQLNSL FASNGLTQTD MIALSGAHTL GFSHCNRFSN RIFNFNNQSP VDPTLNKQYA AQLQQMCPRN 
VDPRIAINMD PTTPRQFDNA YYQNLQQGKG LFTSDQILFT DTRSRATVNS FASSGNVFNA NFINAMTKLG RIGVKTARNG KIRTDCSVL 

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Remarks Low levels of Trprx2 expression were evident in all rhizobial treatments