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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:	O84679
Protein Name:	CdsQ
Length:	373
Molecular Weight:	41400.00
Species:	Chlamydia trachomatis [813]
Location¹ / Topology² / Orientation³:	Cell outer membrane¹
Substrate	protein polypeptide chain

RefSeq:	NP_220191.1
Entrez Gene ID:	884457
Pfam:	PF01052
BioCyc:	CTRA315277-1:CT672-MONOMER
KEGG:	ctr:CT672
Gene Ontology GO:0019861 C:flagellum GO:0030254 P:protein secretion by the type III 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:	MAVAAEPSSN WLKARDELLS SLQEQKEGMF SFPVFPKQEC EQKLKDKFHM EEVELSFESR 
61:	GLLSVAAAVQ EYGEHILLQP FLANPFESRE FYIVSSEEDL QALIRTIFND SSLASYFYEK 
121:	DRLLGFHYYF VAEICKLLQE SPWIPSMSVK VTGDVAFSAR ALEGEYHVIQ VSCRLDGSCI 
181:	RFSILVPETT AQSACRFLEE KDQAFDMQKV DLQTPITLAV EVGFCQISEE DWHQVVPGSF 
241:	ILLDACLYDP DTGDAGAFLS IQRTRFFGGR FLDKQSGAFK ITGLQEMQPE DAPEEPSEGG 
301:	PATPLPSATK IVAEVARYSL SVGEFLKLGP GSVLQFDGVH PTLGVDIILN GAKVGRGNII 
361:	ALQDVLGIRV LEV

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).