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1.W.2.1.11 The (potential) pore-forming minor capsid protein of B. subtilis phage SPP1, gp7 of 308 aas and 0 putative TMSs (Vinga et al. 2006). See family description for details.
Accession Number:	Q38442
Protein Name:	Minor head structural component GP7
Length:	308
Molecular Weight:	35140.00
Species:	Bacteriophage SPP1 [10724]
Location¹ / Topology² / Orientation³:	Membrane¹ / Multi-pass membrane protein²
Substrate

RefSeq:	NP_690662.1
Entrez Gene ID:	955280
Pfam:	PF04233
References (3) [1] “Head morphogenesis genes of the Bacillus subtilis bacteriophage SPP1.” Becker B.et.al. 9180375 [2] “The complete nucleotide sequence and functional organization of Bacillus subtilis bacteriophage SPP1.” Alonso J.C.et.al. 9434185 [3] “Identification of a gene in Bacillus subtilis bacteriophage SPP1 determining the amount of packaged DNA.” Tavares P.et.al. 1583695

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FASTA formatted sequence

1:	MPEPQNQEEL DKYLDNIITQ AEKRLDKVFA SRLKEIKAMI NKLFEKYSKN GELTYADVVK 
61:	YNRLEKEMDV IKQNISADYK TVLKMLNELL ETQYVDNYLR SAYIYEMYTG RNLGFSVPSA 
121:	DVVQRAVENP IPLLTLPKVL ERQRVELINN IAMAIAQGLM AGEGYSQVAQ RVHKRMQLSL 
181:	AKARLTARTE GHRVQVAGRM ASAEQAAKKV NMQKMWSAAL DTRTRAGHRK LDGKIINMDE 
241:	NFKSIYGGVG KAPGHMHMAK DDCNCRCALI YVIDGEIPSV RRARLSDGST RVIKYIPYTE 
301:	WEKQKKAS

1.W.2.1.11
The (potential) pore-forming minor capsid protein of B. subtilis phage SPP1, gp7 of 308 aas and 0 putative TMSs (Vinga et al. 2006). See family description for details.

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1.W.2.1.11The (potential) pore-forming minor capsid protein of B. subtilis phage SPP1, gp7 of 308 aas and 0 putative TMSs (Vinga et al. 2006). See family description for details.

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1.W.2.1.11
The (potential) pore-forming minor capsid protein of B. subtilis phage SPP1, gp7 of 308 aas and 0 putative TMSs (Vinga et al. 2006). See family description for details.