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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:	D0J2J4
Protein Name:	Putative uncharacterized protein
Length:	197
Molecular Weight:	20562.00
Species:	Comamonas testosteroni (strain CNB-2) [688245]
Number of TMSs:	4
Substrate	tricarboxylic acid trianion

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1:	MSDSFQDLAR AAEAAQVSAY ADPDEPQSPN VPSKRAQTIV GSGVLLVAVG LAVGALQIPS 
61:	DSGYGGVGPN FLPWLCAIVL AVCGALLIWE ARSGGFRHAA DPGGHAKADI LSFVWVSAGL 
121:	LINAALIGTV GFIFSCTICY VLAVQGLRRA AHQPQASEIG TWVKDVITGL LISAPVFWMF 
181:	TQFLAINLPG LTQTGWL

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.