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9.B.27.1.7 Oxalate exporter, Fp0AR (Watanabe et al. 2010). Oxalate transport in F. palustris was ATP- dependent and was strongly inhibited by several inhibitors, such as valinomycin and NH₄⁺, suggesting the presence of a secondary oxalate transporter in this fungus.
Accession Number:	D7UNZ8
Protein Name:	Oxalate transporter
Length:	390
Molecular Weight:	42874.00
Species:	Fomitopsis palustris [186125]
Number of TMSs:	5
Substrate

Pfam:	PF09335
References (1) [1] “Oxalate efflux transporter from the brown rot fungus Fomitopsis palustris.” Watanabe T.et.al. 20889782

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1:	MTDLHRSLQD NRSAYSLATV HDMPSPSAST SLLSHADEPQ YGTTRPAGPS NKRILFTATL 
61:	KMAAIFVVST LFLGGTLWLA LPTLDEEDRP DLRIPKSFAQ LQALNTLLKK YRDIYPYRIV 
121:	VCYVTTYLFL QAFSLPGSMY LSILGGAVWG VPRAILLACT CVACGATLCY LISAALGPAL 
181:	LTMPKYKARA DVWSEKISGQ RENLISYLIV LRIAPLPPHW VVNVLCPHLG IGIAPFWIST 
241:	WLGILGVTVI HTTIGGSLDE MTSAADFHLI SWKNFFMLAA VVVGVMIPVG LRYFFKRELA 
301:	TVVDVEADAA SIAEQYRDDE SDVILEQGPA TGPGKGKDAK LISLSDDEDD YDSDPDEDII 
361:	LEAGPALVVK ADEHMESTPD RREWRQEDLL

9.B.27.1.7
Oxalate exporter, Fp0AR (Watanabe et al. 2010). Oxalate transport in F. palustris was ATP- dependent and was strongly inhibited by several inhibitors, such as valinomycin and NH₄⁺, suggesting the presence of a secondary oxalate transporter in this fungus.

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9.B.27.1.7Oxalate exporter, Fp0AR (Watanabe et al. 2010). Oxalate transport in F. palustris was ATP- dependent and was strongly inhibited by several inhibitors, such as valinomycin and NH4+, suggesting the presence of a secondary oxalate transporter in this fungus.

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9.B.27.1.7
Oxalate exporter, Fp0AR (Watanabe et al. 2010). Oxalate transport in F. palustris was ATP- dependent and was strongly inhibited by several inhibitors, such as valinomycin and NH₄⁺, suggesting the presence of a secondary oxalate transporter in this fungus.