Detail Information of small proteins related to Human Microbiomes for Family ID: 59
General Information
Family ID59
No. Members156
Small Protein Length50
Representative AA Seq (detail) MKKLLLLNWPAKLFCLVLAVIIWSFINHWVTTNDGVPSRGQLEEIRRSHP
Representative DNA Seq (detail) ATGAAAAAACTGCTATTGCTTAATTGGCCTGCCAAGTTGTTCTGTCTGGTGCTGGCCGTGATTATCTGGTCTTTCATCAATCACTGGGTGACCACGAATGACGGCGTGCCTTCCCGCGGGCAGCTTGAGGAGATTAGAAGATCCCATCCCTGA
Example of a Refseq homologWP_012419453.1
Associated HGT genesPhage_int_SAM_5
Number of non bacterial 0
Non bacterial classification_numbe of members that were classified to itNA
RNA code p-value assigned to family0.00000638
number of species6
SpeciesAkkermansia sp. CAG:344_47, Akkermansia sp. 54_46_12, Akkermansia sp. UBA5128_29, Akkermansia sp. UNK.MGS-1_14, Akkermansia muciniphila_36, Ruminococcus sp. CAG:177_1

Sample Origin
Body SitesNo. SamplesFraction
Mouth00
Skin00
Vagina00
Gut1120.453441296
Number of homologs from non-human metagenomesNumber of different types of non-human environmentsNon human environments in which homologs exist_number of homologs
31Mammals_3

Function prediction
% of family members that are predicted to have a transmembrane domain (TMHMM)1
Is family classified as Transmembrane (TMHMM)1
% of family members that are predicted to have a signal peptide in gram+ (SignalP_v5.0)0
Is family predicted to be secreted in gram+ (SignalP_v5.0)0
% of family members that are predicted to have a signal peptide in gram- (SignalP_v5.0)0
Is family predicted to be secreted in gram- (SignalP_v5.0)0
Number of members the are transmembrane (Phobius)155
Fraction of members that are transmembrane (Phobius)0.993589744
Number of members that are secreted (Phobius)1
Fraction of members that are secreted (Phobius)0.006410256
Number of significant complete CDD hits that were assigned to family representative sequence0
PSSMs assignedNA
Domains assignedNA

References
PubMed ID31402174
TitleLarge-Scale Analyses of Human Microbiomes Reveal Thousands of Small, Novel Genes
AuthorsHila Sberro, Brayon J. Fremin, Soumaya Zlitni, Fredrik Edfors, Nicholas Greenfield, Michael P. Snyder, Georgios A. Pavlopoulos, Nikos C. Kyrpides, and Ami S. Bhatt
JournalCell 178, 1–15, August 22, 2019