ORF65

Uncharacterized protein ORF65

1434 amino acids

158.064 kDa

MEINAAIESLTSITDLDPTAVCDDHPNIYLRATMDGALGVMSHIKPVLSETVTTALEDDTVVSSRYAIVTAPPRYKIVEQPYTDADKGYLRGLRTPEACIMYMHYINKIISHAPANPLVRDAVQSMNLNLGLHRDMILGSYSVDDIYTRLDPVAPQIVLGGALYRILHSRNALYPKCAIGVVGPFNQWVDTAQPAGPCATPEVNDILNVAREYELPQRVVADLLIEWVLETSVPIPRGTRNRITLELQKALATHLPAGLFHDIVIVGLGIGLPPRAVSGLEEKMGIDLFWKTQNSYHGRDSVSFRGALENAAVRDCSVITSATGKTAPVTTFGLVTVRTNPPFPKLSKLVTYAPHPPITRSPFLCARVRDVYDQEIEVPHGRASGPRHFSPRMVVLRERAASVPVLTNTLHEHSFSRGYFIPIFLREYKSIYAFWSTLGLPSRSHPLYIFHVLSRSNIRTLETIPDPVPFHPKERVFMGQCLAFYVRETGEELYALKIFRLVMERGVLPMYARGDSAPVQILGFIVNICAALLAFDDTDGLDSLDMDTYDELSALGRVVWYVWLLTTLFPLYMTTATEPEFLDPMFEGTYRLGEWNYVTTTGALYPGDNIERLSVSVDYGALDEKTKGFGETLNIPVHVIGIVNQFIFPILSAQLPYAFRRLPNKSVVRHPIDMIEAVRRKLSERFGSCVNPPYVGPITPSASVPTGKYIHVMKHPEAYPEYTVEASNGTDGDSLSDDSDDESAEPTSTPASWIGDRDEKVRLEARLREMEATVRNDLLIGGRFTHTGPPVIRQPVPRAFPKVDVSLMAEAEKRSGDMLKRLDDVYDLVAKTTHMVETGGMFPVTDLETLPPPPADLLQTSVDSESRSIAPGADPVSHDLDKLDLPPAAYEEPDLPLDLPPAAYEELDLPLDLPPGAYEEPDLPRDLPPGAYEEPDLPPDLPRDLPPAAYEEPDLPPDLPRDLPPAAYEEPAPRAESSEDSTGTTGADGSLPVVSPPEPMSAPGGEPATGTTGVRGFKSERLILPRKIMSSIPRPSDALKERLSTRRTQMYDSGSDSESDSSEYDNSDSDDGRTERATSSTLDDEVERMTHSFNEWVRISTNPVATISDIPPALDPPSDSIGSPGEGAAEEVQLGADPGGDHTRAPPVADLRGAELDRYLYKESESLISVIDELFTEYVTTPAAPPSGPVVTPPVADNGGTRETHPREKCPYTVAEKYRILYTYGEQDELAALVESTGAGTDVERRVSARVLANVPVSSAVIINESLEEDQFTRLENTLYSMGLKRVYIPGDGNCLYNTLRFIAGADGESAIDFKKELLDDIRKYVRNQDPAERDLILTEIDNLAGPNVYGSGDLISFFQLLRGVGVTVVSWDKIGGRLVKLVATNQEGIPPEYIILFTNSHYEPLVTEDTMIPDSYLKDFIEWKRSLFLSAII

ORF65

Envelope protein US9

102 amino acids

Essential for the anterograde spread of the infection throughout the host nervous system. Together with the gE/gI heterodimer, US9 is involved in the sorting and transport of viral structural components toward axon tips.

Belongs to the alphaherpesvirinae envelope protein US9 family.

11.436 kDa

MAGQNTMEGEAVALLMEAVVTPRAQPNNTTITAIQPSRSAEKCYYSDSENETADEFLRRIGKYQHKIYHRKKFCYITLIIVFVFAMTGAAFALGYITSQFVG

ORF65

Envelope protein US9

102 amino acids

Essential for the anterograde spread of the infection throughout the host nervous system. Together with the gE/gI heterodimer, US9 is involved in the sorting and transport of viral structural components toward axon tips (By similarity).

Belongs to the alphaherpesvirinae envelope protein US9 family.

11.436 kDa

MAGQNTMEGEAVALLMEAVVTPRAQPNNTTITAIQPSRSAEKCYYSDSENETADEFLRRIGKYQHKIYHRKKFCYITLIIVFVFAMTGAAFALGYITSQFVG

ORF65

Envelope protein US9 homolog

77 amino acids

Belongs to the alphaherpesvirinae envelope protein US9 family.

8.997 kDa

MADKSDSEAVALLMEAIVTTPDTNSEPQYQSQHRDLQECYYSDSDNEKATEFLRRIGKHQHKKKNSVKKRVTFLVYF

ORF65

Uncharacterized protein ORF65

65 amino acids

7.556 kDa

METVTVLRKKGKTYLIVSVNGFLTVTDCKSLNKLQKELLRQAYRKTKNEEEKALINVCLQSRLNR

ORF65

Uncharacterized protein ORF65

65 amino acids

7.948 kDa

MRFSNCFNKFKFCIGTEKKYSFPICTSTYTSFSLFACIWSIFIHISLNKSFIYQKSWYYSFFQNR