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1.A.141.1.6 SAVED domain-containing protein, BtCap14, of 369 aas and probably 4 N-terminal TMSs followed by a large SAVED hydrophilic domain. It has been shown to transport Cl^-, and the channel is activated by cyclic GAMP (Kibby et al. 2023). See family description for more details.
Accession Number:	WP_098368803.1
Protein Name:	WP_098368803.1 SAVED domain-containing protein [Bacillus thuringiensis]
Length:	370
Molecular Weight:
Species:	Bacillus thuringiensis [1428]
Number of TMSs:	3
Substrate	chloride

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1:	MNIVTFGIIL VVTTIIMIIL YAFNRTKGVE TFGGHTFISF GLGLITGSFG TLVDKIHSIV 
61:	IAIIKVTNDK TQAKTLTDAT DVNYIQLVTG VAFVALGIWF IYKLKNRIYI LNINGYADHR 
121:	IENNQKSLGL NEFDFKEREI EFVKRFTKAQ DNSTEQNVVP EIIEELVFKI EAFKNESTNV 
181:	KRGYTGIAPI PFILYAGKLF NGHKINHFYE RNKLKQDYYK LANKKKNFEE LTLQTNLQAL 
241:	SSTSATEAIL KVSLTFDIST HDTSQFGSNV PVVDLKVDET KENIIQGKDQ LEEYVKVVYE 
301:	TIRKINQSNP SIQRVHLLIA SQSCLPFELG KLLDDTSMPE VISYHFVNPR YKWGIILNKH 
361:	NKGTFITAP

1.A.141.1.6
SAVED domain-containing protein, BtCap14, of 369 aas and probably 4 N-terminal TMSs followed by a large SAVED hydrophilic domain. It has been shown to transport Cl^-, and the channel is activated by cyclic GAMP (Kibby et al. 2023). See family description for more details.

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1.A.141.1.6SAVED domain-containing protein, BtCap14, of 369 aas and probably 4 N-terminal TMSs followed by a large SAVED hydrophilic domain. It has been shown to transport Cl-, and the channel is activated by cyclic GAMP (Kibby et al. 2023). See family description for more details.

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1.A.141.1.6
SAVED domain-containing protein, BtCap14, of 369 aas and probably 4 N-terminal TMSs followed by a large SAVED hydrophilic domain. It has been shown to transport Cl^-, and the channel is activated by cyclic GAMP (Kibby et al. 2023). See family description for more details.