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8.A.44.1.2 The EF-hand-containing calcium-binding protein of the calcium uniporter, MICU2 or EFHA1 of 434 aas. Together with MICU1 (TC# 8.A.44.1.1) and EMRE, it forms a complex with and regulates Ca²⁺ uniport activity in animals (Yuan et al. 2020).
Accession Number:	Q8IYU8
Protein Name:	Calcium uptake protein 2, mitochondrial
Length:	434
Molecular Weight:	49666.00
Species:	Homo sapiens (Human) [9606]
Number of TMSs:	1
Location¹ / Topology² / Orientation³:	Mitochondrion¹
Substrate

Structure:
6AGH 6IIH 6K7Y 6LB7 6LB8 6LE5 6WDN 6WDO 6XJV 6XJX [...more]

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FASTA formatted sequence

1:	MAAAAGSCAR VAAWGGKLRR GLAVSRQAVR SPGPLAAAVA GAALAGAGAA WHHSRVSVAA 
61:	RDGSFTVSAQ KNVEHGIIYI GKPSLRKQRF MQFSSLEHEG EYYMTPRDFL FSVMFEQMER 
121:	KTSVKKLTKK DIEDTLSGIQ TAGCGSTFFR DLGDKGLISY TEYLFLLTIL TKPHSGFHVA 
181:	FKMLDTDGNE MIEKREFFKL QKIISKQDDL MTVKTNETGY QEAIVKEPEI NTTLQMRFFG 
241:	KRGQRKLHYK EFRRFMENLQ TEIQEMEFLQ FSKGLSFMRK EDFAEWLLFF TNTENKDIYW 
301:	KNVREKLSAG ESISLDEFKS FCHFTTHLED FAIAMQMFSL AHRPVRLAEF KRAVKVATGQ 
361:	ELSNNILDTV FKIFDLDGDE CLSHEEFLGV LKNRMHRGLW VPQHQSIQEY WKCVKKESIK 
421:	GVKEVWKQAG KGLF

8.A.44.1.2
The EF-hand-containing calcium-binding protein of the calcium uniporter, MICU2 or EFHA1 of 434 aas. Together with MICU1 (TC# 8.A.44.1.1) and EMRE, it forms a complex with and regulates Ca²⁺ uniport activity in animals (Yuan et al. 2020).

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8.A.44.1.2The EF-hand-containing calcium-binding protein of the calcium uniporter, MICU2 or EFHA1 of 434 aas. Together with MICU1 (TC# 8.A.44.1.1) and EMRE, it forms a complex with and regulates Ca2+ uniport activity in animals (Yuan et al. 2020).

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8.A.44.1.2
The EF-hand-containing calcium-binding protein of the calcium uniporter, MICU2 or EFHA1 of 434 aas. Together with MICU1 (TC# 8.A.44.1.1) and EMRE, it forms a complex with and regulates Ca²⁺ uniport activity in animals (Yuan et al. 2020).