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3.A.1.12.18 Osmoprotectant ABC transporter permease/substrate-binding subunit OpuFB (505 aas, 6 TMSs); The ABC-type ATPase is OpuFA, 318 aas, 0 TMSs). In OpuFB, the permease domain with 6 TMSs is N-terminal while the C-terminal hydrophilic half of the protein is the substrate binding domain.
Accession Number:	WP_332273826.1
Protein Name:	WP_332273826.1 osmoprotectant update ABC transporter ATP-binding subunit OpuFA [Bacillus infantis]
Length:	319
Molecular Weight:
Species:	Bacillus infantis [324767]
Number of TMSs:	1
Substrate	osmolyte

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1:	MIEFEGVTKE YPGGTKAVEF LNFTIKKGEF FVLIGPSGCG KTTTLKMINR LIDLTKGTIR 
61:	IEGKRISEYD IHELRWSIGY VLQSIALFPH MTIEENIAIV PELKKWEREK IRKRAAELLT 
121:	MVGLEPDVYL TRKPSELSGG QQQRIGVIRA LAADPEIILM DEPFSALDPL SREKLQDDLL 
181:	DLQRNIKKTI VFVTHDMQEA LKLGDRICVM KEGKIVQLAA PEEIIANPAD EFVREFVGAQ 
241:	AGAGREITAE KMMKAGYAES VSAEAVAASA SLKEVLELLT DREEIPVEKD GTIVGSISRR 
301:	EAIRHVAGSL GERGALNE

3.A.1.12.18
Osmoprotectant ABC transporter permease/substrate-binding subunit OpuFB (505 aas, 6 TMSs); The ABC-type ATPase is OpuFA, 318 aas, 0 TMSs). In OpuFB, the permease domain with 6 TMSs is N-terminal while the C-terminal hydrophilic half of the protein is the substrate binding domain.

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3.A.1.12.18Osmoprotectant ABC transporter permease/substrate-binding subunit OpuFB (505 aas, 6 TMSs); The ABC-type ATPase is OpuFA, 318 aas, 0 TMSs). In OpuFB, the permease domain with 6 TMSs is N-terminal while the C-terminal hydrophilic half of the protein is the substrate binding domain.

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3.A.1.12.18
Osmoprotectant ABC transporter permease/substrate-binding subunit OpuFB (505 aas, 6 TMSs); The ABC-type ATPase is OpuFA, 318 aas, 0 TMSs). In OpuFB, the permease domain with 6 TMSs is N-terminal while the C-terminal hydrophilic half of the protein is the substrate binding domain.