ProGT6 (TcsL 82) Home -> ProGTdb -> Search ProGT_Main -> Display data Selected ID ProGT6 (TcsL 82) ProGT1 (PilO) ProGT2 (Alpha-toxin) ProGT3 (Toxin A) ProGT4 (Toxin B) ProGT5 (TcsL) ProGT6 (TcsL 82) ProGT7 (TcsL 9048) ProGT8 (Aah) ProGT9 (PglB) ProGT10 (PglB) ProGT11 (TibC) ProGT12 (Rv1002c) ProGT13 (AglB) ProGT14 (Pmt) ProGT15 (AglB) ProGT16 (AglB) ProGT17 (PglL) ProGT18 (PseD) ProGT19 (Lgt1) ProGT20 (GmaR) ProGT21 (PglO) ProGT22 (TcdBF/TcdB1470) ProGT23 (AglB) ProGT24 (PglL) ProGT25 (PglL) ProGT26 (TfpW) ProGT27 (Lgt2) ProGT28 (Lgt3) ProGT29 (Gap1) ProGT30 (Gap3) ProGT31 (XcOGT) ProGT32 (GT) ProGT33 (GtfA) ProGT34 (GtfB) ProGT35 (Pmt) ProGT36 (PglB) ProGT37 (Gtf1) ProGT38 (Gtf2) ProGT39 (HMW1C) ProGT40 (PglB1) ProGT41 (NGT) ProGT42 (ApNGT) ProGT43 (NGT) ProGT44 (NGT) ProGT45 (TpeL) ProGT46 (SunS) ProGT47 (ClPglB) ProGT48 (DdPglB) ProGT49 (PglA) ProGT50 (PglA) ProGT51 (AglB) ProGT52 (PglLBt) ProGT53 (AglB) ProGT54 (Maf1) ProGT55 (PglLAb) ProGT56 (PglB) ProGT57 (PglLVc) ProGT58 (TfpO) ProGT59 (WsfB) ProGT60 (AglB) ProGT61 (Pmt) ProGT62 (PimE) ProGT63 (NleB1) ProGT64 (TcsH) ProGT65 (ThuS) ProGT66 (SdgA) ProGT67 (SdgB) ProGT68 (PaTox) ProGT69 (GtfA) ProGT70 (GtfB) ProGT71 (PglLBc) ProGT72 (Tot/AglB) ProGT73 (STT3) ProGT74 (FilmQ) ProGT75 (GtfA) ProGT76 (GtfB) ProGT77 (GtfA) ProGT78 (GtfB) ProGT79 (BAHTCr) ProGT80 (AglB) ProGT81 (TcnA) ProGT82 (TcdB-CD196) ProGT83 (PglLADP1) ProGT84 (PglLComP) ProGT85 (TfpOM2) ProGT86 (PglLM2) ProGT87 (HMW1CAa) ProGT88 (HMW1CKk) ProGT89 (CcPglB) ProGT90 (PglB) ProGT91 (PglB) ProGT92 (PglB) ProGT93 (PglB) ProGT94 (PglB) ProGT95 (CuPglB) ProGT96 (DgPglB) ProGT97 (DvPglB) ProGT98 (PglB) ProGT99 (PglB) ProGT100 (PglB) ProGT101 (TtOGT) ProGT102 (SO_2329 (EarP)/ Efp-associated protein o ProGT103 (EarP) ProGT104 (PglLRs) ProGT105 (SeOGT) ProGT106 (SseK3) ProGT107 (PAV_2c01630) ProGT108 (PAV_2c01640) ProGT109 (EarP) ProGT110 (DfdPglB) ProGT111 (NtPglB) ProGT112 (SlPglB) ProGT113 (Gtf1) ProGT114 (Gtf2) ProGT115 (GT1) ProGT116 (EntS) ProGT117 (GT) ProGT118 (EarP) ProGT119 (Maf) ProGT120 (PgfS) ProGT121 (EarP) ProGT122 (AaNGT) [] Compare ID ProGT1 (PilO) ProGT2 (Alpha-toxin) ProGT3 (Toxin A) ProGT4 (Toxin B) ProGT5 (TcsL) ProGT6 (TcsL 82) ProGT7 (TcsL 9048) ProGT8 (Aah) ProGT9 (PglB) ProGT10 (PglB) ProGT11 (TibC) ProGT12 (Rv1002c) ProGT13 (AglB) ProGT14 (Pmt) ProGT15 (AglB) ProGT16 (AglB) ProGT17 (PglL) ProGT18 (PseD) ProGT19 (Lgt1) ProGT20 (GmaR) ProGT21 (PglO) ProGT22 (TcdBF/TcdB1470) ProGT23 (AglB) ProGT24 (PglL) ProGT25 (PglL) ProGT26 (TfpW) ProGT27 (Lgt2) ProGT28 (Lgt3) ProGT29 (Gap1) ProGT30 (Gap3) ProGT31 (XcOGT) ProGT32 (GT) ProGT33 (GtfA) ProGT34 (GtfB) ProGT35 (Pmt) ProGT36 (PglB) ProGT37 (Gtf1) ProGT38 (Gtf2) ProGT39 (HMW1C) ProGT40 (PglB1) ProGT41 (NGT) ProGT42 (ApNGT) ProGT43 (NGT) ProGT44 (NGT) ProGT45 (TpeL) ProGT46 (SunS) ProGT47 (ClPglB) ProGT48 (DdPglB) ProGT49 (PglA) ProGT50 (PglA) ProGT51 (AglB) ProGT52 (PglLBt) ProGT53 (AglB) ProGT54 (Maf1) ProGT55 (PglLAb) ProGT56 (PglB) ProGT57 (PglLVc) ProGT58 (TfpO) ProGT59 (WsfB) ProGT60 (AglB) ProGT61 (Pmt) ProGT62 (PimE) ProGT63 (NleB1) ProGT64 (TcsH) ProGT65 (ThuS) ProGT66 (SdgA) ProGT67 (SdgB) ProGT68 (PaTox) ProGT69 (GtfA) ProGT70 (GtfB) ProGT71 (PglLBc) ProGT72 (Tot/AglB) ProGT73 (STT3) ProGT74 (FilmQ) ProGT75 (GtfA) ProGT76 (GtfB) ProGT77 (GtfA) ProGT78 (GtfB) ProGT79 (BAHTCr) ProGT80 (AglB) ProGT81 (TcnA) ProGT82 (TcdB-CD196) ProGT83 (PglLADP1) ProGT84 (PglLComP) ProGT85 (TfpOM2) ProGT86 (PglLM2) ProGT87 (HMW1CAa) ProGT88 (HMW1CKk) ProGT89 (CcPglB) ProGT90 (PglB) ProGT91 (PglB) ProGT92 (PglB) ProGT93 (PglB) ProGT94 (PglB) ProGT95 (CuPglB) ProGT96 (DgPglB) ProGT97 (DvPglB) ProGT98 (PglB) ProGT99 (PglB) ProGT100 (PglB) ProGT101 (TtOGT) ProGT102 (SO_2329 (EarP)/ Efp-associated protein o ProGT103 (EarP) ProGT104 (PglLRs) ProGT105 (SeOGT) ProGT106 (SseK3) ProGT107 (PAV_2c01630) ProGT108 (PAV_2c01640) ProGT109 (EarP) ProGT110 (DfdPglB) ProGT111 (NtPglB) ProGT112 (SlPglB) ProGT113 (Gtf1) ProGT114 (Gtf2) ProGT115 (GT1) ProGT116 (EntS) ProGT117 (GT) ProGT118 (EarP) ProGT119 (Maf) ProGT120 (PgfS) ProGT121 (EarP) ProGT122 (AaNGT) [] Compare ID ProGT1 (PilO) ProGT2 (Alpha-toxin) ProGT3 (Toxin A) ProGT4 (Toxin B) ProGT5 (TcsL) ProGT6 (TcsL 82) ProGT7 (TcsL 9048) ProGT8 (Aah) ProGT9 (PglB) ProGT10 (PglB) ProGT11 (TibC) ProGT12 (Rv1002c) ProGT13 (AglB) ProGT14 (Pmt) ProGT15 (AglB) ProGT16 (AglB) ProGT17 (PglL) ProGT18 (PseD) ProGT19 (Lgt1) ProGT20 (GmaR) ProGT21 (PglO) ProGT22 (TcdBF/TcdB1470) ProGT23 (AglB) ProGT24 (PglL) ProGT25 (PglL) ProGT26 (TfpW) ProGT27 (Lgt2) ProGT28 (Lgt3) ProGT29 (Gap1) ProGT30 (Gap3) ProGT31 (XcOGT) ProGT32 (GT) ProGT33 (GtfA) ProGT34 (GtfB) ProGT35 (Pmt) ProGT36 (PglB) ProGT37 (Gtf1) ProGT38 (Gtf2) ProGT39 (HMW1C) ProGT40 (PglB1) ProGT41 (NGT) ProGT42 (ApNGT) ProGT43 (NGT) ProGT44 (NGT) ProGT45 (TpeL) ProGT46 (SunS) ProGT47 (ClPglB) ProGT48 (DdPglB) ProGT49 (PglA) ProGT50 (PglA) ProGT51 (AglB) ProGT52 (PglLBt) ProGT53 (AglB) ProGT54 (Maf1) ProGT55 (PglLAb) ProGT56 (PglB) ProGT57 (PglLVc) ProGT58 (TfpO) ProGT59 (WsfB) ProGT60 (AglB) ProGT61 (Pmt) ProGT62 (PimE) ProGT63 (NleB1) ProGT64 (TcsH) ProGT65 (ThuS) ProGT66 (SdgA) ProGT67 (SdgB) ProGT68 (PaTox) ProGT69 (GtfA) ProGT70 (GtfB) ProGT71 (PglLBc) ProGT72 (Tot/AglB) ProGT73 (STT3) ProGT74 (FilmQ) ProGT75 (GtfA) ProGT76 (GtfB) ProGT77 (GtfA) ProGT78 (GtfB) ProGT79 (BAHTCr) ProGT80 (AglB) ProGT81 (TcnA) ProGT82 (TcdB-CD196) ProGT83 (PglLADP1) ProGT84 (PglLComP) ProGT85 (TfpOM2) ProGT86 (PglLM2) ProGT87 (HMW1CAa) ProGT88 (HMW1CKk) ProGT89 (CcPglB) ProGT90 (PglB) ProGT91 (PglB) ProGT92 (PglB) ProGT93 (PglB) ProGT94 (PglB) ProGT95 (CuPglB) ProGT96 (DgPglB) ProGT97 (DvPglB) ProGT98 (PglB) ProGT99 (PglB) ProGT100 (PglB) ProGT101 (TtOGT) ProGT102 (SO_2329 (EarP)/ Efp-associated protein o ProGT103 (EarP) ProGT104 (PglLRs) ProGT105 (SeOGT) ProGT106 (SseK3) ProGT107 (PAV_2c01630) ProGT108 (PAV_2c01640) ProGT109 (EarP) ProGT110 (DfdPglB) ProGT111 (NtPglB) ProGT112 (SlPglB) ProGT113 (Gtf1) ProGT114 (Gtf2) ProGT115 (GT1) ProGT116 (EntS) ProGT117 (GT) ProGT118 (EarP) ProGT119 (Maf) ProGT120 (PgfS) ProGT121 (EarP) ProGT122 (AaNGT) [] Compare ID ProGT1 (PilO) ProGT2 (Alpha-toxin) ProGT3 (Toxin A) ProGT4 (Toxin B) ProGT5 (TcsL) ProGT6 (TcsL 82) ProGT7 (TcsL 9048) ProGT8 (Aah) ProGT9 (PglB) ProGT10 (PglB) ProGT11 (TibC) ProGT12 (Rv1002c) ProGT13 (AglB) ProGT14 (Pmt) ProGT15 (AglB) ProGT16 (AglB) ProGT17 (PglL) ProGT18 (PseD) ProGT19 (Lgt1) ProGT20 (GmaR) ProGT21 (PglO) ProGT22 (TcdBF/TcdB1470) ProGT23 (AglB) ProGT24 (PglL) ProGT25 (PglL) ProGT26 (TfpW) ProGT27 (Lgt2) ProGT28 (Lgt3) ProGT29 (Gap1) ProGT30 (Gap3) ProGT31 (XcOGT) ProGT32 (GT) ProGT33 (GtfA) ProGT34 (GtfB) ProGT35 (Pmt) ProGT36 (PglB) ProGT37 (Gtf1) ProGT38 (Gtf2) ProGT39 (HMW1C) ProGT40 (PglB1) ProGT41 (NGT) ProGT42 (ApNGT) ProGT43 (NGT) ProGT44 (NGT) ProGT45 (TpeL) ProGT46 (SunS) ProGT47 (ClPglB) ProGT48 (DdPglB) ProGT49 (PglA) ProGT50 (PglA) ProGT51 (AglB) ProGT52 (PglLBt) ProGT53 (AglB) ProGT54 (Maf1) ProGT55 (PglLAb) ProGT56 (PglB) ProGT57 (PglLVc) ProGT58 (TfpO) ProGT59 (WsfB) ProGT60 (AglB) ProGT61 (Pmt) ProGT62 (PimE) ProGT63 (NleB1) ProGT64 (TcsH) ProGT65 (ThuS) ProGT66 (SdgA) ProGT67 (SdgB) ProGT68 (PaTox) ProGT69 (GtfA) ProGT70 (GtfB) ProGT71 (PglLBc) ProGT72 (Tot/AglB) ProGT73 (STT3) ProGT74 (FilmQ) ProGT75 (GtfA) ProGT76 (GtfB) ProGT77 (GtfA) ProGT78 (GtfB) ProGT79 (BAHTCr) ProGT80 (AglB) ProGT81 (TcnA) ProGT82 (TcdB-CD196) ProGT83 (PglLADP1) ProGT84 (PglLComP) ProGT85 (TfpOM2) ProGT86 (PglLM2) ProGT87 (HMW1CAa) ProGT88 (HMW1CKk) ProGT89 (CcPglB) ProGT90 (PglB) ProGT91 (PglB) ProGT92 (PglB) ProGT93 (PglB) ProGT94 (PglB) ProGT95 (CuPglB) ProGT96 (DgPglB) ProGT97 (DvPglB) ProGT98 (PglB) ProGT99 (PglB) ProGT100 (PglB) ProGT101 (TtOGT) ProGT102 (SO_2329 (EarP)/ Efp-associated protein o ProGT103 (EarP) ProGT104 (PglLRs) ProGT105 (SeOGT) ProGT106 (SseK3) ProGT107 (PAV_2c01630) ProGT108 (PAV_2c01640) ProGT109 (EarP) ProGT110 (DfdPglB) ProGT111 (NtPglB) ProGT112 (SlPglB) ProGT113 (Gtf1) ProGT114 (Gtf2) ProGT115 (GT1) ProGT116 (EntS) ProGT117 (GT) ProGT118 (EarP) ProGT119 (Maf) ProGT120 (PgfS) ProGT121 (EarP) ProGT122 (AaNGT) [] Search Display Criteria all All Organism Gene Information Genome Information Protein Name Glycan Information Acceptor Subtrate Information Litrature ProGT ID ProGT6 (TcsL 82) Organism Information Organism NameClostridium sordellii IP82 Clinical ImplicationPathogenicDomainBacteriaPhylumFirmicutesClassificationFamily: ClostridiaceaeOrder: ClostridialesClass: ClostridiaPhylum: FirmicutesTaxonomic ID (NCBI)1505 Genome Information Gene Information Gene NametcsL NCBI Reference SequenceKF726114.1 Protein information Protein NameTcsL 82 UniProtKB/ SwissProt IDV5T792UniProtKB Sequence>tr|V5T792|V5T792_PAESO Cytotoxin L OS=Paeniclostridium sordellii OX=1505 GN=tcsL PE=4 SV=1 MSLVNKAQLQKMAYVKFRIQEDEYVAILNALEEYHNMSESSVVEKYLKLKDINNLTDNYL NTYKKSGRNKALKKFKEYLTMEVLELKNNSLTPVEKNLHFIWIGGQINDTAINYINQWKD VNSDYTVKVFYDSNAFLINTLKKTIVESATNNTLESFRENLNDPEFDYNKFYRKRMEIIY DKQKHFIDYYKSQIEENPEFIIDNIIKTYLSNEYSKDLEALNKYIEESLNKITANNGNDI RNLEKFADEDLVRLYNQELVERWNLAAASDILRISMLKEDGGVYLDVDMLPGIQPDLFKS INKPDSITNTSWEMIKLEAIMKYKEYIPGYTSKNFDMLDEEIQRSFESALSSKSDKSEIF LPLDDIKVSPLEVKIAFANNSVINQALISLKDSYCSDLVINQIKNRYKILNDNLNPSINE GTDFNTTMKIFSDKLASISNEDNMMFMIKITNYLKVGFAPDVRSTINLSGPGVYTGAYQD LLMFKDNSTNIHLLEPELRNFEFPKTKISQLTEQEITSLWSFNQARAKSQFEEYKKGYFE GALGEDDNLDFAQNTVLDKDYVSKKILSSMKTRNKEYIHYIVQLQGDKISYEASCNLFSK DPYSSILYQKNIEGSETAYYYSVADAEIKEIDKYRIPYKISNKHKIKLTFIGHGKSEFNT DTFANLDVDSLSSEIETILNLAKADISPKYIEINLLGCNMFSYSISAEETYPGKLLLKIK DRVSELMPSISQDSITVSANQYEVRINEEGKREILDHSGKWINKEESIIKDISSKEYISF NPKENKIIVKSKYLHELSTLLQEIRNNANSSDIDLEKKVMLTECEINVASNIDRQIVEGR IEEAKNLTSDSINYIKNEFKLIESISDSLYDLKHQNGLDDSHFISFEDISKTENGFRIRF INKETGNSIFIETEKEIFSEYAAHISKEISNIKDTIFDNVNGKLVKKVNLNAAHEVNTLN SAFFIQSLIEYNTTKESLSNLSVAMKVQVYAQLFSTGLNTITDASKVVELVSTALDETID LLPTLSEGLPIIATIIDGVSLGAAIKELSETNDPLLRQEIEAKIGIMAVNLTAASTAIVT SALGIASGFSILLVPLAGISAGIPSLVNNELILQDKATKVIDYFKHISLAETEGAFTLLD DKIIMPQDDLVLSEIDFNNNSITLGKCEIWRAEGGSGHTLTDDIDHFFSSPSITYRKPWL SIYDVLNIKKEKIDFSKDLMVLPNAPNRVFGYEMGWTPGFRSLDNDGTKLLDRIRDHYEG QFYWRYFAFIADALITKLKPRYEDTNVRINLDGNTRSFIVPVITTEQIRKNLSYSFYGSG GSYSLSLSPYNMNIDLNLVENDTWVIDVDNVVKNITIESDEIQKGELIENILSKLNIEDN KIILNNHTINFYGDINESNRFISLTFSILEDINIIIEIDLVSKSYKILLSGNCMKLIENS SDIQQKIDHIGFNGEHQKYIPYSYIDNETKYNGFIDYSKKEGLFTAEFSNESIIRNIYMP DSNNLFIYSSKDLKDIRIINKGDVKLLIGNYFKDDMKVSLSFTIEDTNTIKLNGVYLDEN GVAQILKFMNNAKSALNTSNSLMNFLESINIKNIFYNNLDPNIEFILDTNFIISGSNSIG QFELICDKDKNIQPYFIKFKIKETSYTLYVGNRQNLIVEPSYHLDDSGNISSTVINFSQK YLYGIDRYVNKVIIAPNLYTDEINITPVYKPNYICPEVIILDANYINEKINVNINDLSIR YVWDNDGSDLILIANSEEDNQPQVKIRFVNVFKSDTAADKLSFNFSDKQDVSVSKIISTF SLAAYSDGFFDYEFGLVSLDNDYFYINSFGNMVSGLIYINDSLYYFKPPKNNLITGFTTI DGNKYYFDPTKSGAASIGEITIDGKDYYFNKQGILQVGVINTSDGLKYFAPAGTLDENLE GESVNFIGKLNIDGKIYYFEDNYRAAVEWKLLDDETYYFNPKTGEALKGLHQIGDNKYYF DDNGIMQTGFITINDKVFYFNNDGVMQVGYIEVNGKYFYFGKNGERQLGVFNTPDGFKFF GPKDDDLGTEEGELTLYNGILNFNGKIYFFDISNTAVVGWGTLDDGSTYYFDDNTAEACI GLTVINDCKYYFDDNGIRQLGFITINDNIFYFSESGKIELGYQNINGNYFYIDESGLVLI GVFDTPDGYKYFAPLNTVNDNIYGQAVKYSGLVRVNEDVYYFGETYKIETGWIENETDKY YFDPETKKAYKGINVVDDIKYYFDENGIMRTGLISFENNNYYFNEDGKMQFGYLNIKDKM FYFGKDGKMQIGVFNTPDGFKYFAHQNTLDENFEGESINYTGWLDLDGKRYYFTDEYIAA TGSLTIDGYNYYFDPDTAELVVSE EMBL CDSAHB59891.1 Sequence length2364 AA Glycosyltransferase Information Glycosylation TypeO- (Ser/Thr) linked Mechanism of Glycan TransferSequentialDonor TypeNucleotide activated sugars Donor SpecificityUDP-Glc and UDP-GlcNAc Glycan Information Glycan transferredMonosaccharids (Glc and GlcNAc) Experimental_strategiesIn vitro Acceptor Subtrate Information Acceptor Substrate name Rac1 Litrature Year Of Validation1996 Reference Hofmann, F., Rex, G., Aktories, K., & Just, I. (1996). The Ras-Related Protein Ral Is Monoglucosylated byClostridium sordelliiLethal Toxin. Biochemical and biophysical research communications, 227(1), 77-81.Authors Hofmann, F., Rex, G., Aktories, K., & Just, I. Research groupsInstitute of Pharmacology and Toxicology, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, GermanyCorresponding Author Just, I. ContactsInstitute of Pharmacology and Toxicology, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, GermanyReference Genth, H., Pauillac, S., Schelle, I., Bouvet, P., Bouchier, C., Varela?Chavez, C., Just, I. & Popoff, M. R. (2014). Haemorrhagic toxin and lethal toxin from C lostridium sordellii strain vpi9048: molecular characterization and comparative analysis of substrate specificity of the large clostridial glucosylating toxins. Cellular microbiology, 16(11), 1706-1721.Authors Genth, H., Pauillac, S., Schelle, I., Bouvet, P., Bouchier, C., Varela?Chavez, C., Just, I. & Popoff, M. R. Research groupsInstitute of Toxicology, Medical School Hannover, Hannover, Germany.Corresponding Author Popoff, M. R. ContactsInstitute of Toxicology, Medical School Hannover, Hannover, Germany. ProCGP (Characterized Glycoproteins) is a compilation of bacterial and archaeal glycoproteins for which at least one site of glycosylation is validated experimentally using one or multiple methods like, site directed mutagenesis, Edman degradation, mass spectroscopy etc. Each entry in ProCGP has a unique identifier ProGP ID. ProCGP search allows user to seek experimentally verified information about an entry selected by using four different search criteria. ProUGP (Uncharacterized Glycoproteins) is a compilation of bacterial and archaeal glycoproteins that are known to be glycosylated from experiments like PAS staining, abberant migration on SDS-PAGE, lectin binding etc. but yet not mapped for the precise position of glycosylated residue (s) in a protein sequence. Each entry in ProUGP has a unique identifier ProGP ID. ProUGP search provides manually curated, published information about selected entry in ProUGP. Choose Search Criteria Choose ProGP ID Organism Protein Name UniProtKB/SwissProt ID Select Value Select Value Choose Display Criteria All Organism Gene Information Genome Information Protein Information Glycosylation Status Glycan Information Protein Glycosylation linked (PGL) gene(s) Accessory PGL Gene(s) Literature ProGT_Main (Prokaryotic Protein Glycosyl Transferases): is a compilation of bacterial and archaeal protein glycosyltransferases for which at least one genetic or biochemical evidence of glycosyltransferase activity is validated in the published literature. Each entry in ProGT_Main has a unique identifier ProGT ID. ProGT_Main search allows user to seek experimentally verified information about an entry selected by using four different search criteria ProGT_Accessory (Accessory Protein or enzyme to Prokaryotic Protein Glycosyl Transferases): is a compilation of such bacterial and archaeal proteins/enzyme that have miscellaneous accessory roles in a given protein glycosylation pathway of a characterized protein glycosyltransferases compiled in ProGT_Main. The qualifying criteria is at least one known genetic or biochemical evidence of accessory function, in literature. Each entry in ProGT_Accessory has a unique identifier ProGT ID. ProGT_Accessory search provides manually curated, published information about selected entry. Choose Search Criteria Choose ProGT ID Organism Protein Name UniProtKB/SwissProt ID Select Value Search Display Criteria All Organism Gene Information Genome Information Protein Name Glycan Information Acceptor Subtrate Information Literature Search Location choose Database Choose Main Accessory ProCGP ProUGP Enter ID. #ex1
