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3.A.6.3.1 Chlamydial type III secretion complex, CdsCDJLNQRSTUV, FliF, FliI, FlhA (Peters et al., 2007). Genome analyses have indicated which proteins are substrates (Dehoux et al. 2011).
Accession Number:	O84093
Protein Name:	CdsU
Length:	360
Molecular Weight:	40452.00
Species:	Chlamydia trachomatis [813]
Number of TMSs:	5
Location¹ / Topology² / Orientation³:	Membrane¹ / Multi-pass membrane protein²
Substrate	protein polypeptide chain

Structure:
RefSeq:	NP_219594.1
Entrez Gene ID:	884155
Pfam:	PF01312
BioCyc:	CTRA315277-1:CT091-MONOMER
KEGG:	ctr:CT091
Gene Ontology GO:0016021 C:integral to membrane GO:0009306 P:protein secretion
References (1) [1] “Genome sequence of an obligate intracellular pathogen of humans: Chlamydia trachomatis.” Stephens R.S.et.al. 9784136
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1:	MGEKTEKATP KRLRDARKKG QVAKSQDFPS AITFIVSMFL TFSLASFFAK HLGSFLVSIF 
61:	KTAPQNHDPH LAVYYLKNCL ILILTVSLPL LGAVGFVGLL IGFLIVGPTF STEVFKPDLK 
121:	KFNPIDNLKQ KFKVKTFIEL LKSIFKISGA ALILYIVLKN RVELVIETAG IPPLVTAQVF 
181:	KEILYKAVTS IGIFFLVVAV IDLVYQRHSF AKELKMEKFE VKQEFKDTEG NPEIKGRRRQ 
241:	IAQEIAYEDT SSQIKHASAV VSNPKDIAVA IGYMPEKYKA PWIIAMGVNL RAKRIIAEAE 
301:	KYGVPIMRNV PLAHQLLDEG KELKFIPETT YEAVGEILLY ITSLNAQNLE NKNINQFDNL

3.A.6.3.1
Chlamydial type III secretion complex, CdsCDJLNQRSTUV, FliF, FliI, FlhA (Peters et al., 2007). Genome analyses have indicated which proteins are substrates (Dehoux et al. 2011).

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3.A.6.3.1Chlamydial type III secretion complex, CdsCDJLNQRSTUV, FliF, FliI, FlhA (Peters et al., 2007). Genome analyses have indicated which proteins are substrates (Dehoux et al. 2011).

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3.A.6.3.1
Chlamydial type III secretion complex, CdsCDJLNQRSTUV, FliF, FliI, FlhA (Peters et al., 2007). Genome analyses have indicated which proteins are substrates (Dehoux et al. 2011).