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1.G.11.1.1 The poxvirus entry protein complex of Vaccinia virus WR. F9 and L1 are homologous, and G9 and J5 may be homologous as well. Loss of the 35-amino acid hydrophobic O3 protein is partially compensated by mutations in the transmembrane domains of other entry proteins (Tak et al. 2021).
Accession Number:	Q01218
Protein Name:	Hemagglutinin
Length:	314
Molecular Weight:	34678.00
Species:	Vaccinia virus (strain Western Reserve) (VACV) [10254]
Number of TMSs:	1
Location¹ / Topology² / Orientation³:	Virion membrane¹ / Single-pass type I membrane protein²
Substrate	molecule

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1:	MTRLPILLLL ISLVYATPFP QTSKKIGDDA TLSCNRNNTN DYVVMSAWYK EPNSIILLAA 
61:	KSDVLYFDNY TKDKISYDSP YDDLVTTITI KSLTARDAGT YVCAFFMTST TNDTDKVDYE 
121:	EYSTELIVNT DSESTIDIIL SGSTHSPETS SKKPDYIDNS NCSSVFEIAT PEPITDNVED 
181:	HTDTVTYTSD SINTVSASSG ESTTDETPEP ITDKEDHTVT DTVSYTTVST SSGIVTTKST 
241:	TDDADLYDTY NDNDTVPPTT VGGSTTSISN YKTKDFVEIF GITALIILSA VAIFCITYYI 
301:	YNKRSRKYKT ENKV

1.G.11.1.1
The poxvirus entry protein complex of Vaccinia virus WR. F9 and L1 are homologous, and G9 and J5 may be homologous as well. Loss of the 35-amino acid hydrophobic O3 protein is partially compensated by mutations in the transmembrane domains of other entry proteins (Tak et al. 2021).

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1.G.11.1.1The poxvirus entry protein complex of Vaccinia virus WR. F9 and L1 are homologous, and G9 and J5 may be homologous as well. Loss of the 35-amino acid hydrophobic O3 protein is partially compensated by mutations in the transmembrane domains of other entry proteins (Tak et al. 2021).

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1.G.11.1.1
The poxvirus entry protein complex of Vaccinia virus WR. F9 and L1 are homologous, and G9 and J5 may be homologous as well. Loss of the 35-amino acid hydrophobic O3 protein is partially compensated by mutations in the transmembrane domains of other entry proteins (Tak et al. 2021).