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3.A.1.12.15 Putative osmoprotectant (glycine/betaine/choline) uptake transporter, YehWXYZ. Induced by osmotic stress and growth into the stationary phase; under RpoS (σ^S) control (Ibanez-Ruiz et al. 2000; Checroun and Gutierrez 2004). YehZ is also called OsmF.
Accession Number:	P33362
Protein Name:	Putative osmoprotectant uptake system substrate-binding protein OsmF
Length:	305
Molecular Weight:	32609.00
Species:	Escherichia coli (strain K12) [83333]
Number of TMSs:	1
Location¹ / Topology² / Orientation³:	Periplasm¹
Substrate	Choline, Betaine, Glycine

Structure:
4WEP

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1:	MPLLKLWAGS LVMLAAVSLP LQAASPVKVG SKIDTEGALL GNIILQVLES HGVPTVNKVQ 
61:	LGTTPVVRGA ITSGELDIYP EYTGNGAFFF KDENDAAWKN AQQGYEKVKK LDSEHNKLIW 
121:	LTPAPANNTW TIAVRQDVAE KNKLTSLADL SRYLQEGGTF KLAASAEFIE RADALPAFEK 
181:	AYGFKLGQDQ LLSLAGGDTA VTIKAAAQQT SGVNAAMAYG TDGPVAALGL QTLSDPQGVQ 
241:	PIYAPAPVVR ESVLREYPQM AQWLQPVFAS LDAKTLQQLN ASIAVEGLDA KKVAADYLKQ 
301:	KGWTK

3.A.1.12.15
Putative osmoprotectant (glycine/betaine/choline) uptake transporter, YehWXYZ. Induced by osmotic stress and growth into the stationary phase; under RpoS (σ^S) control (Ibanez-Ruiz et al. 2000; Checroun and Gutierrez 2004). YehZ is also called OsmF.

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3.A.1.12.15Putative osmoprotectant (glycine/betaine/choline) uptake transporter, YehWXYZ. Induced by osmotic stress and growth into the stationary phase; under RpoS (σS) control (Ibanez-Ruiz et al. 2000; Checroun and Gutierrez 2004). YehZ is also called OsmF.

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3.A.1.12.15
Putative osmoprotectant (glycine/betaine/choline) uptake transporter, YehWXYZ. Induced by osmotic stress and growth into the stationary phase; under RpoS (σ^S) control (Ibanez-Ruiz et al. 2000; Checroun and Gutierrez 2004). YehZ is also called OsmF.