Protein
Disease resistance protein PIK5-NP
Organism
Oryza sativa subsp. japonica
Function
Probable disease resistance protein. Resistance proteins guard the plant against pathogens that contain an appropriate avirulence protein via an indirect interaction with this avirulence protein. That triggers a defense system including the hypersensitive response, which restricts the pathogen growth. At the opposite of cultivar Kusabue, the cultivar Nipponbare doesn't recognize the effector avirulence protein AVR-Pik from M.oryzae.
Similarity
Belongs to the disease resistance NB-LRR family.
Sequence
MAVYSVATGALAPVLSKLSALLGDEHLDLAERTRSDAMFIRSQLEAVHSLLLPRISWGMTGEEVDALCKDELMAEVRELSYDMDDAIDEFFLEEPMAGGDGGPFDELKTRVEDVSKRFSDSRRWRPPVEQHQPSLTAATVDCPPPHARFVHNMMDVSELVEMDKQHEKELIKLLEQGADTSIYASRWRIATPWHDKEQSTVVKVPEREWGFPDNRNSPFIWASDSFERLRSGSLCGDTLRLDGEGANIRKLLSTLRNKVGRAQLVQVEDKRKRVEEATKPCEFHEVKTICILGLPGAGKTTLAKLLYSHHSTTEQQFQHRAFVSLSPGANLTDTLTDILLQVGAYNDDATPYCGTGTPHQQYLIDNISAYLIGKKYLIIIDDVWHWEEWEVIRKSIPKNDLGSRIIMTTRLNSIAEKCRNDDMDAFVYETEALDYVDAWLLCDKVARKSVTCMNINPCYDIVDMCYGMPLALIRVSSALAEEIQALDSDERQIWRALRRVEDGILDIPSLKPLAESLCLGYDHLPLYLRTLLLCCSVYHWLDGGIVQRGRLVTRWIAEGFVSEEKAAEGYFDELVGRGWMKHRGLNEYEIHPMMLAILRYKSKEYNFVTCLGTGSDTCTSASLSYSSPTMAIRRLCLQRGYPMKCFSSMDVSHTRSLVILGDVIGVPLDMFKRLRVLDLEDNIGIEDSHLKKICEQLESLRLLKYLGLKGTRITKLPQEIQKLKQLEILYVRSTGIEELPWEIGELKQLRTLDVRNTRISELPSQIGELKHLRTLDVSNMWNISELPSQIGELKHLQTLDVRNTSVRELPSQIGELKHLRTLDVRNTGVRELPWQAGQISGSLHVHTDDSDEGMRLPEGVCEDLIKGIPKAELAKCSEVLSINIVDRLGSPPIGIFKVIGLHKSIPKLIKDHFNVLSSLDIRRYNKLEEDDHEFLANNMPNLQMLVLRFEAPQREPIIINRTGFQMLERFLVESRVPRITFQEGAMPKLKHLEFKFYAGPPSKDPIGITHLKSLQKVVFRCSKWYKSDNPGIKAAIDVVKKEARQHPNRPISLLITEGDKEVPNIEAHGSSENIVVVHAAPDDAISCSSCGRTSTSIQEGTVRDRIPAMDLFWPEFNSYEKAKRN