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9.B.92.1.3 Riboflavin binding protein, RBP, of 242 aas and 1 N-terminal TMS. It is believed to play a role in riboflavin transport (White and Merrill 1988; Foraker et al. 2003).
Accession Number:	P79849
Protein Name:	Riboflavin binding protein
Length:	242
Molecular Weight:	27808.00
Species:	Pelodiscus sinensis japonicus (Chinese soft-shelled turtle) [34908]
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FASTA formatted sequence

1:	MFKSVAVLFL ALLATSTCKR DRCLEGETHK PRPSPEPDMH ECTLYSESSC CYANFTEQLA 
61:	HSPVIKVSHS SWDRCGELSK SCEEYMKKIE CFYRCSPHAA HWINPNYTSG IKLVPLCQNF 
121:	CDDWYEACKS DLTCVHNWLT DWEWDENGEN HCKNECISYD KVYANGTDLC QSMWGDSFKV 
181:	SDSSCLCLQM NETDAVAIRY LTSESSEESS SVSSSEERAC RRKLRKIELR KEEEGVEVFE 
241:	IL

9.B.92.1.3
Riboflavin binding protein, RBP, of 242 aas and 1 N-terminal TMS. It is believed to play a role in riboflavin transport (White and Merrill 1988; Foraker et al. 2003).

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9.B.92.1.3Riboflavin binding protein, RBP, of 242 aas and 1 N-terminal TMS. It is believed to play a role in riboflavin transport (White and Merrill 1988; Foraker et al. 2003).

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9.B.92.1.3
Riboflavin binding protein, RBP, of 242 aas and 1 N-terminal TMS. It is believed to play a role in riboflavin transport (White and Merrill 1988; Foraker et al. 2003).