The domain within your query sequence starts at position 932 and ends at position 1706; the E-value for the Mon2_C domain shown below is < 1e-12.

TDFLPTMPCSCLQIVVDVAGSFGLHNQELNISLTSIGLLWNISDYFFQRGETIEKELNKE
EAAQQKQAEEKGVSLNRPFHPAPPFDCLWLCLYAKLGELCVDPRPAVRKSAGQTLFSTIG
AHGTLLQHSTWHTVIWKVLFHLLDRVRESSTTADKEKIESGGGNILIHHSRDTAEKQWAE
TWVLTLAGVARIFNTRRYLLQPLGDFSRAWDVLLDHIQSAALSKNNEVSLAALKSFQEIL
QIVSPVRDSEKPEPPAVSVPVPVLLGNLSGPGLSRPFVRTDSIGEKLGRCGSETPVVTDE
LEDLKLWWAAWNTWHRTGSESTEPPSSVDELTFIPSQPFLTALVQIFPALYQHIKAGFSM
ADLQKLGVILHSAVSVPISSDASPFILPSYTEAVLTSLQEAVLTALDVLQKAICVGPENM
QIMYPAIFDQLLAFVEFSCKPPQYGQLETKHIANAKYNQIQLFAPAEWVALNYVPFAERS
LEVVVDLYQKTACHKAVVNEKVLQNIIKTLRVPLSLKYSCPSESTWKLAVASLLKVLSIG
LPVARQHASSGKFDSMWPELASTLEDFLFTKSIPPDNLSIQEFQRNESIDVEVVQLISAE
ILPYANLIPKAFVGQMMTMLNKGSIHSQPCSFTEAEIDIRLREEFSKMCFETLLQFSFSN
KVTTPQEGYISRMALSVLLKRSQDVLHRYIEDERLSGKCPLPRQQVTEIIFVLKAVSTLI
DSLKKTQPENVDGNTWSQVIALYPTLVECITCSSSDVGSALKEALAPFKDFMQPP

Mon2_C

• PFAM accession number: PF16206
• Interpro abstract (IPR032817):

  Mon2 proteins are found from fungi to plants, to human and is a scaffold protein involved in multiple aspects of endo membrane trafficking [ (PUBMED:16301316) ]. The C-terminal region is essential for Mon2 activity [ (PUBMED:16219684) ].

This is a PFAM domain. For full annotation and more information, please see the PFAM entry Mon2_C