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2.A.19.8.1 Calcium:proton exchanger, CAX(CK31). The function was demonstrated by purification and reconstitution in liposomes (Ridilla et al. 2012). The protein forms dimers in the membrane but can be purified as a monomer. The dimer interface seems to involve TMSs 2 and 6 (Ridilla et al. 2012).
Accession Number:	B0SUU5
Protein Name:	Sodium/calcium exchanger membrane region
Length:	440
Molecular Weight:	46849.00
Species:	Caulobacter sp. (strain K31) [366602]
Number of TMSs:	14
Substrate	calcium(2+), hydron

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1:	MSLSSSQARQ LWIPVGLAVA VMLPALALRI AGWRPNPVLD IGVFGAAILA AGFLLSWGAE 
61:	AAEKYLSQGL ILAAVALVTV LPEYAVDIYY AFQAGRSPSE GYVAFAAANM TGANRLLIGL 
121:	AWPAMVLLHW WKNRQRGIEL APVNAIEIVV LALSSAYAFV IILKNTISAW DAVVLVGLFG 
181:	LYLWRVSKLP KAQDEDEGEE PGPGAVIAKL SNTTRWTVMI AMTVVAAGVI LVVAEPFAES 
241:	MIDGGRALGI DQFLLIQWLA PIASEAPAVV IAVLFVLAGR AAAGLVAMIS DKINQWTLLV 
301:	GMLPLAMSLG AGQLRALPLD ARQHEEFFLT AAQSLFGLAL LLRLRLSVIG AIALLGLFVA 
361:	QLMIALSLRQ DEARDIAALT AVAWGYLVLA GLLFALNWRA IAGLLSTAFS LTANLETVAD 
421:	PHLARPTPSP ERARDDAQEH

2.A.19.8.1
Calcium:proton exchanger, CAX(CK31). The function was demonstrated by purification and reconstitution in liposomes (Ridilla et al. 2012). The protein forms dimers in the membrane but can be purified as a monomer. The dimer interface seems to involve TMSs 2 and 6 (Ridilla et al. 2012).

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2.A.19.8.1Calcium:proton exchanger, CAX(CK31). The function was demonstrated by purification and reconstitution in liposomes (Ridilla et al. 2012). The protein forms dimers in the membrane but can be purified as a monomer. The dimer interface seems to involve TMSs 2 and 6 (Ridilla et al. 2012).

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2.A.19.8.1
Calcium:proton exchanger, CAX(CK31). The function was demonstrated by purification and reconstitution in liposomes (Ridilla et al. 2012). The protein forms dimers in the membrane but can be purified as a monomer. The dimer interface seems to involve TMSs 2 and 6 (Ridilla et al. 2012).