PMID:17218520

Draft genome sequence of the sexually transmitted pathogen Trichomonas vaginalis

The T. vaginalis genome (~160 Mb) is among the largest of any unicellular eukaryote; extensive lateral gene transfer from bacteria and viruses has contributed to its gene complement.

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Deep research report on A2FPI7 (Falcon/Edison Scientific Literature)

No primary publication directly characterizing A2FPI7 was found. Domain-based inference supports classification as a probable DNA-binding regulatory protein based on the KilA-N/APSES_HTH domain architecture.
The KilA-N domain is a conserved DNA-binding domain originally defined in large DNA viruses and later recognized in cellular proteins; fungal APSES transcription-factor DNA-binding domains are homologous to KilA-N.

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UniProt entry for A2FPI7 (KilA-N domain-containing protein)

A2FPI7 is a 129-amino-acid predicted protein containing a single KilA-N domain (residues 19-124) identified by PROSITE PS51301. Protein existence is PE4 (Predicted). The protein is part of the T. vaginalis strain G3 reference proteome.