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A concise summary of the five best matches from well-studied reference species, showing phylogenetic relationships based on multiple sequence alignment and conserved protein domains. Additionally, more matches from the the non-redundant BLAST databases are included as "Additional BLAST Hits".
Query: WP_003626333.1 amino acid ABC transporter permease [Lactobacillus] ... Query length: 224 aa
amino acid ABC transporter permease ...
amino acid ABC transporter permease [Pseudomonas]
214 aa protein
accession:WP_003114963.1
amino acid ABC transporter permease ...
amino acid ABC transporter permease [Deinococcus radiodurans]
231 aa protein
accession:WP_034351086.1
amino acid ABC transporter permease ...
amino acid ABC transporter permease [Thermotoga maritima]
216 aa protein
accession:WP_004081260.1
amino acid ABC transporter permease ...
amino acid ABC transporter permease [Streptococcus]
225 aa protein
accession:WP_000131135.1
Query: amino acid ABC transporter permease ...
amino acid ABC transporter permease [Lactobacillus]
224 aa protein
accession:WP_003626333.1
amino acid ABC transporter permease ...
amino acid ABC transporter permease [Streptococcus pneumoniae]
225 aa protein
accession:WP_001154145.1

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Best hits producing significant alignments
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amino acid ABC transporter permease [Streptococcus pneumoniae]
224 224 99% 3e-7348.20% WP_001154145.1
2
amino acid ABC transporter permease [Deinococcus radiodurans]
113 113 97% 7e-3032.88% WP_034351086.1
3
amino acid ABC transporter permease [Thermotoga maritima]
112 112 91% 1e-2933.66% WP_004081260.1
4
amino acid ABC transporter permease [Streptococcus]
103 103 94% 2e-2628.64% WP_000131135.1
5
amino acid ABC transporter permease [Pseudomonas]
100 100 83% 6e-2534.03% WP_003114963.1