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2.A.56.1.1 Tripartite dicarboxylate:H⁺ symporter (substrates include: fumarate, D- and L-malate, succinate, succinamide, orotate, iticonate and mesaconate) (Forward et al., 1997)
Accession Number:	P37735
Protein Name:	DctP
Length:	333
Molecular Weight:	36128.00
Species:	Rhodobacter capsulatus (Rhodopseudomonas capsulata) [1061]
Number of TMSs:	1
Location¹ / Topology² / Orientation³:	Periplasm¹
Substrate	hydron, mesaconate(2-), fumarate(2-), itaconate(2-), malate(2-), succinate(2-), orotate

Pfam:	PF03480
Gene Ontology GO:0030288 C:outer membrane-bounded periplasmic space GO:0008643 P:carbohydrate transport
References (1) [1] “Purification, characterization and nucleotide sequence of the periplasmic C4-dicarboxylate-binding protein (DctP) from Rhodobacter capsulatus.” Shaw J.G.et.al. 1809844

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1:	MLTRRILGAL VGATALSLAL SVPALAEPIV IKFSHVVAPD TPKGKGAAKF EELAEKYTNG 
61:	AVDVEVYPNS QLYKDKEELE ALQLGAVQML APSLAKFGPL GVQDFEVFDL PYIFKDYEAL 
121:	HKVTQGEAGK MLLSKLEAKG ITGLAFWDNG FKIMSANTPL TMPDDFLGLK MRIQSSKVLE 
181:	AEMNALGAVP QVMAFSEVYQ ALQTGVVDGT ENPPSNMFTQ KMNEVQKHAT VSNHGYLGYA 
241:	VIVNKQFWDG LPADVRTGLE KAMAESTDYA NGIAKEENEK ALQAMKDAGT TEFHELTAEE 
301:	RAAWEEVLTP VHDEMAERIG AETIAAVKAA TAE

2.A.56.1.1
Tripartite dicarboxylate:H⁺ symporter (substrates include: fumarate, D- and L-malate, succinate, succinamide, orotate, iticonate and mesaconate) (Forward et al., 1997)

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2.A.56.1.1Tripartite dicarboxylate:H+ symporter (substrates include: fumarate, D- and L-malate, succinate, succinamide, orotate, iticonate and mesaconate) (Forward et al., 1997)

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2.A.56.1.1
Tripartite dicarboxylate:H⁺ symporter (substrates include: fumarate, D- and L-malate, succinate, succinamide, orotate, iticonate and mesaconate) (Forward et al., 1997)