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3.A.2.3.2 The A₁A₀-ATP synthase, Aha ABCDEFHIK or MbbrA₁A₀ (AhaC has 4 TMSs; each hairpin has a complete Na⁺-binding motif. Can use Na⁺ or H⁺ to synthesize ATP (McMillan et al., 2011).
Accession Number:	D3E1Y6
Protein Name:	A1A0 archaeal ATP synthase subunit I AhaI
Length:	668
Molecular Weight:	73969.00
Species:	Methanobrevibacter ruminantium (strain ATCC 35063 / DSM 1093 / JCM 13430 / M1) [634498]
Number of TMSs:	7
Substrate	sodium(1+), hydron

Entrez Gene ID:	8770343
Pfam:	PF01496
KEGG:	mru:mru_0696
Gene Ontology GO:0033177 C:proton-transporting two-sector ATPase complex, proton-transporting domain GO:0015078 F:hydrogen ion transmembrane transporter activity GO:0015991 P:ATP hydrolysis coupled proton transport
References (1) [1] “The genome sequence of the rumen methanogen Methanobrevibacter ruminantium reveals new possibilities for controlling ruminant methane emissions.” Leahy S.C.et.al. 20126622

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1:	MFRTARMRKL NVITLDKYAG PTVSALHDEG IVQINDISER IQQDPKLAEL LKPSKVTPYT 
61:	GKLSSLLMKT SALSDLLGDA LSEGQSLKDT LMSFISPDLP VPKEVEDVDT ESFIAYAEST 
121:	LSQVEAETKG IEDKLAALDS EESKLESNKS LASKLKNLDM DLALLSDSKY TSTIVGRITA 
181:	ESAQKFKSEY SKITEDLFYE LVPDDEKEYN ILVVVVANEF KDDIYTLLRK NEFEKFETED 
241:	LQGRPDSLIS SCESRLQAIE SERSQAKADL KVVAEKWDDE VLALKEQLEN EKEKNEVFAT 
301:	FAETDKTVVL EAWVPEKNLE QAQSIIETAT DGHVIMETEE VPDNAEDVPV LQENCTYAKP 
361:	YELLVEMYSP LKYNEIDPTL FVAITYPFFF GFCLTDAGYG ILVALIGFIL YRGMGKVNRT 
421:	MHDGGLIIIA SGIWSIILGL FTNGFLGDMW TRILGLGPAL PTVIDSINAF KFPATILVIA 
481:	IVIGIIYTNI GFILGAIDNL RYGEKKEAIG SQIVWFVFEL GIILLILGFL FPTFGMIGMA 
541:	LGAVLIIAAL GMLIWANGAY GLMDVFGFMG DVLSYARLLA LCLATGGIAM TVNILTNMVN 
601:	DMIPFVGIVL AIIIFIGGHI ANFLFQVLGA GVNALRLNYV EFFSQFYMGG KNSYQAFKAK 
661:	RQFTKVKK

3.A.2.3.2
The A₁A₀-ATP synthase, Aha ABCDEFHIK or MbbrA₁A₀ (AhaC has 4 TMSs; each hairpin has a complete Na⁺-binding motif. Can use Na⁺ or H⁺ to synthesize ATP (McMillan et al., 2011).

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3.A.2.3.2The A1A0-ATP synthase, Aha ABCDEFHIK or MbbrA1A0 (AhaC has 4 TMSs; each hairpin has a complete Na+-binding motif. Can use Na+ or H+ to synthesize ATP (McMillan et al., 2011).

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3.A.2.3.2
The A₁A₀-ATP synthase, Aha ABCDEFHIK or MbbrA₁A₀ (AhaC has 4 TMSs; each hairpin has a complete Na⁺-binding motif. Can use Na⁺ or H⁺ to synthesize ATP (McMillan et al., 2011).