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Igni_0959PFAM: Radical SAM domain protein; SMART: Elongator protein 3/MiaB/NifB. (496 aa)    
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Igni_0957
Hypothetical protein.
       0.773
Igni_0958
PFAM: Protein of unknown function DUF54; Belongs to the UPF0201 family.
       0.773
Igni_0956
2, 5-diamino-6-(5-phosphoribosylamino)pyrimidin-4(3H)-one reductase; PFAM: bifunctional deaminase-reductase domain protein.
  
    0.586
Igni_0267
Hypothetical protein.
  
  
 0.484
Igni_0524
Hypothetical protein.
  
  
 0.484
Igni_0581
PFAM: 4-vinyl reductase, 4VR.
  
  
 0.484
Igni_0597
Hypothetical protein.
  
  
 0.484
Igni_0701
Hypothetical protein.
  
  
 0.484
Igni_1239
Hypothetical protein.
  
  
 0.484
Igni_1243
Hypothetical protein.
  
  
 0.484
Your Current Organism:
Ignicoccus hospitalis
NCBI taxonomy Id: 453591
Other names: I. hospitalis KIN4/I, Ignicoccus hospitalis DSM 18386, Ignicoccus hospitalis JCM 14125, Ignicoccus hospitalis KIN4/I, Ignicoccus hospitalis str. KIN4/I, Ignicoccus hospitalis strain KIN4/I
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