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Transmembrane helices for helpy (Helicobacter pylori)-- Low Reliability Report

CUBIC Columbia Univ, Dept Biochem & Mol Biophysics

You can get:

• query the result pages for Helicobacter pylori
• display all results sorted by the number of membrane helices predicted
• get explanations of terms used on page
• get explanations for the column names used in the tables
• get all results in one file (size=35 K) by anonymous ftp

Description of Helicobacter pylori

• taxonomy: Bacteria; Proteobacteria; epsilon subdivision; Helicobacter group; Helicobacter
• Helicobacter pylori is a micro-aerophilic, Gram-negative, slow-growing, spiral-shaped and flagellated organism. Its most characteristic enzyme is a potent multisubunit urease that is crucial for its survival at acidic pH and for its successful colonization of the gastric environment, a site that few other microbes can colonize. H. pylori is probably the most common chronic bacterial infection of humans, present in almost half of the world population.
• The total number of ORF of Helicobacter pylori used in this study is 1789.

Attention

• This is our high coverage report. The threshold for transmembrane helices is lowered to get higher coverage, so the reliability decreases.
• This page only covers those proteins that are not detected by our normal threshold (shown in our high reliability report).

Link to full data

• click on ASCII to view the ASCII results (faster loading)
• click on HTML to view the respective pages

nHTM	HTML	ASCII
4--6 HTMs	HTML	ASCII
3 HTMs	HTML	ASCII
2 HTMs	HTML	ASCII
1 HTM	HTML	ASCII

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Last update:

Nov 30, 1999

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