• The Pfam graphic below shows only the significant matches to your sequence. A significant match is one where the bits score is greater than or equal to the gathering threshhold for the Pfam domain. Clicking on any of the domains in the image will take you to a page of information about that domain.
• Below are the details of the matches that were found. We separate Pfam-A matches into two tables, containing the significant and insignificant matches. Hits which do not start and end at the end points of the matching HMM are highlighted.
• A small proportion of sequences within the enzymatic Pfam families have had their active sites experimentally determined. Using a strict set of rules, chosen to reduce the rate of false positives, we transfer experimentally determined active site residue data from a sequence within the same Pfam family to your query sequence. These are shown as "Predicted active sites". Full details of Pfam active site prediction process can be found in the accompanying paper.
• For Pfam-A hits we show the alignments between your search sequence and the matching HMM. You can show individual alignments by clicking on the "Show" button in each row of the result table, or you can show all alignments using the links above each table.
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You ran one job, with ID EB955EF0-13A5-11DE-A7BE-BC647CB81105.

This is the sequence that you submitted:

These are the options that you chose:

• You searched for both fs and ls hits with results merged
• You used an E-value cut-off of 1.0