Genome Property Definition Page
Accession | GenProp0172 | |
Name | Potassium-transporting ATPase KdpFABC | |
Type | SYSTEM | |
Description | The Kdp complex is a high affinity P-type ATPase potassium ion transport system, found widely distributed among prokaryotes. Regulated by increases in osmolarity and/or reduction in external potassium, Kdp is the only K+ transport system whose expression is regulated by environmental conditions [1]. Kdp is composed of four membrane-bound subunits responsible for potassium ion binding and transport, ATP hydrolysis, and complex assembly and stability [2]. Not defined by this property are the sensor kinase and response regulator components, which once stimulated by specific environmental signals, induce expression of the adjacent Kdp gene cluster [1,2]. | |
JCVI Role | Cations and iron carrying compounds | |
Parent Property | GenProp0180: small molecule transport | |
Literature References |
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Web References | KEGG: Two-component system The Ecocyc Database: potassium ion P-type ATPase transporter Transport Classification DB: 3.A.3.7.1 | |
Gene Ontology Term | GO:0010107: potassium ion import (biological_process) |
Components
Step Name | Step Num | Required | Evidence (Method) | Evidence Go Terms |
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KdpA subunit | KdpA | YES | TIGR00680 (HMM): K+-transporting ATPase, A subunit | GO:0010107: potassium ion import |
KdpB subunit | KdpB | YES | TIGR01497 (HMM): K+-transporting ATPase, B subunit | GO:0010107: potassium ion import |
KdpC subunit | KdpC | YES | TIGR00681 (HMM): K+-transporting ATPase, C subunit | GO:0010107: potassium ion import |
KdpF peptide | KdpF | NO | TIGR02115 (HMM): K+-transporting ATPase, F subunit | GO:0010107: potassium ion import |
Parent Properties
Accession | Name |
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GenProp0180 | small molecule transport |
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