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3.A.1.2.28 Riboflavin uptake ABC transporter, RfuABCD. The periplasmic binding protein (RfuA) has been crystallized at 1.3 Å resolution with riboflavin bound (Deka et al. 2013). Similar systems are found in other spirochetes such as Treponema denticola, and Borrelia burgdorferi (Deka et al. 2013).
Accession Number:	R9UW99
Protein Name:	ABC superfamily ATP binding cassette transporter, membrane protein
Length:	343
Molecular Weight:	37882.00
Species:	Treponema pallidum (strain Nichols) [243276]
Substrate	riboflavin

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1:	MNGAVCVLSA LIAVFTCFSC RPAVQDERAV RIAVFVPGFR HDSPVYAMLC DGVERAVTQE 
61:	RATGRSIGLD IIEAGPNQAL WREKLAHLAA EQRYRLIVSS NPALPHVLEP ILRQFPLQRF 
121:	LVLDAYAPQE HSLITFRYNQ WEQAYLAGHL SALVSASAMR FANADKKIGL IAGQSYPVMT 
181:	QTIIPAFLAG ARAVDPAFEV DVRVVGNWYD AAKSADLARI LFHEGVDVMM PICGGANQGV 
241:	LAAARELGFY VSWFDDNGYA RAPGYVVGSS VMEQERLAYE QTLRCIRGEL PSAGAWTLGV 
301:	KDGYVRFIEE DPLYLQTVPE PIRVRQSALL RRIQSGELTL PVR

3.A.1.2.28
Riboflavin uptake ABC transporter, RfuABCD. The periplasmic binding protein (RfuA) has been crystallized at 1.3 Å resolution with riboflavin bound (Deka et al. 2013). Similar systems are found in other spirochetes such as Treponema denticola, and Borrelia burgdorferi (Deka et al. 2013).

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3.A.1.2.28Riboflavin uptake ABC transporter, RfuABCD. The periplasmic binding protein (RfuA) has been crystallized at 1.3 Å resolution with riboflavin bound (Deka et al. 2013). Similar systems are found in other spirochetes such as Treponema denticola, and Borrelia burgdorferi (Deka et al. 2013).

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3.A.1.2.28
Riboflavin uptake ABC transporter, RfuABCD. The periplasmic binding protein (RfuA) has been crystallized at 1.3 Å resolution with riboflavin bound (Deka et al. 2013). Similar systems are found in other spirochetes such as Treponema denticola, and Borrelia burgdorferi (Deka et al. 2013).