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2.A.80.1.3 The putative tricarboxylic acid transporter, TctABC. This organism is claimed to have 66 TCT family members (Ma et al. 2009). The organism utilizes many aromatic and non-aromatic acids that could be substrates of these transporters.
Accession Number:	D0J060
Protein Name:	TctC
Length:	329
Molecular Weight:	34224.00
Species:	Comamonas testosteroni (strain CNB-2) [688245]
Number of TMSs:	1
Substrate	tricarboxylic acid trianion

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1:	MAIRRTVLSS IAACAAAAAL SPAFAANAAA DYPNRPIRLI VPFGAGGSTD MVARLLADKM 
61:	GQILGKAVVV DNRGGAGGSI GASEIAKAAP DGYTIGMATV STHGSNPAIF RKLPYDAIKD 
121:	FAPITNVMSV PSVFVVNASV PAKTMKEFIA LAKANPDKYT FASPGTGSLG HANIENFMNL 
181:	AGIQLLHIPY KGAGQAITDA LGGQVNAMTD NLPSTLPHIK AGQLRPLAVL ALKRSDVLPD 
241:	VPTYTELGYP QMGDGGWFGL VAPAGTPKPI IDKLNAAAHK VMASPDYLEK QKSISGESMG 
301:	NTPEQFAKQI KTAIERYTAV AKRANIKLD

2.A.80.1.3
The putative tricarboxylic acid transporter, TctABC. This organism is claimed to have 66 TCT family members (Ma et al. 2009). The organism utilizes many aromatic and non-aromatic acids that could be substrates of these transporters.

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2.A.80.1.3The putative tricarboxylic acid transporter, TctABC. This organism is claimed to have 66 TCT family members (Ma et al. 2009). The organism utilizes many aromatic and non-aromatic acids that could be substrates of these transporters.

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2.A.80.1.3
The putative tricarboxylic acid transporter, TctABC. This organism is claimed to have 66 TCT family members (Ma et al. 2009). The organism utilizes many aromatic and non-aromatic acids that could be substrates of these transporters.