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1.A.8.4.6 Aquaporin of 261 aas and 6 TMSs. Aquaporins may not play major roles in adapting to longterm survival in brackish water or they be regulated by non-transcriptional mechanisms like post-translational modifications (Misyura et al. 2020).
Accession Number:	Q16GU8
Protein Name:	Aquaporin
Length:	261
Molecular Weight:	28661.00
Species:	Aedes aegypti (Yellowfever mosquito) [7159]
Number of TMSs:	5
Location¹ / Topology² / Orientation³:	Membrane¹ / Multi-pass membrane protein²
Substrate	water

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1:	MAIEQLGYSV FFIALTSAIA AVARRVNDKL SKEGLVKELI FEAIAAAELC GCCFELIIVA 
61:	DNFGVATYAV FLFTLTIWWG LQWGNATACP YTYMEQIVQG EVSFKEAALK IWAQLMGGCC 
121:	VYRYVQLYWW LEMAETHEGR AFEECAADLK VNLYLGAFIE GFATLCCRLA SKVISEKDAK 
181:	FGAFIDSFIG TSLVVAAFNY SGGYFNPVLA TALKWGCAGN SALEHIIVYW IGSCAGAVLS 
241:	VPLFKTASFR NMFLADKAKA E

1.A.8.4.6
Aquaporin of 261 aas and 6 TMSs. Aquaporins may not play major roles in adapting to longterm survival in brackish water or they be regulated by non-transcriptional mechanisms like post-translational modifications (Misyura et al. 2020).

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1.A.8.4.6Aquaporin of 261 aas and 6 TMSs. Aquaporins may not play major roles in adapting to longterm survival in brackish water or they be regulated by non-transcriptional mechanisms like post-translational modifications (Misyura et al. 2020).

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1.A.8.4.6
Aquaporin of 261 aas and 6 TMSs. Aquaporins may not play major roles in adapting to longterm survival in brackish water or they be regulated by non-transcriptional mechanisms like post-translational modifications (Misyura et al. 2020).