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1.C.4.2.2 A β-pore-forming cytolysin, Biomphalysin of 572 aas. It is involved in Biomphalaria glabrata immune defense against Schistosoma mansoni (Galinier et al. 2013). Its binding properties have been studied (Wu et al. 2017).
Accession Number:	M1S2Y5
Protein Name:	Biomphalysin
Length:	572
Molecular Weight:	64763.00
Species:	Biomphalaria glabrata (Bloodfluke planorb) [6526]
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1:	MFLQIFVAVT LVQYVSSQCT YSSWWYSFDT PGQSKCNEIN SYINALDRND VNWADDALSN 
61:	LEGVQCCRPP APWNNVEQQV VYEDWTATLD SDYTWAFCRV GYFLQGLYRS DTGWPRFKGY 
121:	LFNLESARCT KPANHPLNYG TCQDIDVSSC MGRKGQCSCP GGYFLTGLYR ADGDDLYFLK 
181:	KIRCCTPAAK PLEMDEKSKI QTRIMDTTLW NMATLAHYMG YGWCYGCHGL AVGEDFTRNG 
241:	FTWAADTRTF WGKWCEGDKN GERLNLVFGD WGFAVKEIIY GKSVIEDLQA ESVDSGVLYN 
301:	RASSPVTESI ERSKTIQETI THSTTSTFTN SHGLGVELEF EIASVKGKAS YKTRFEYSTS 
361:	TTNSKSISET QGFTKQSSIT LGPMEGAKYE VIMSKSRTTV PYTAIITTKF STEMKGFLRW 
421:	EDGNGNFHQD YRTNSGRPTF NYRFGDSSVP FYKALKKQSD NNEGVWMWGM LFQKFPDARR 
481:	VTNRLTDETQ YQFTLAGKLE KVEGTSVNVK WEKMKLNRRD VSGNDEPGSN ITTYIAASGP 
541:	ADKPAVVEYP KVNLNNKEPF KPIEIPVTEV KV

1.C.4.2.2
A β-pore-forming cytolysin, Biomphalysin of 572 aas. It is involved in Biomphalaria glabrata immune defense against Schistosoma mansoni (Galinier et al. 2013). Its binding properties have been studied (Wu et al. 2017).

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1.C.4.2.2A β-pore-forming cytolysin, Biomphalysin of 572 aas. It is involved in Biomphalaria glabrata immune defense against Schistosoma mansoni (Galinier et al. 2013). Its binding properties have been studied (Wu et al. 2017).

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1.C.4.2.2
A β-pore-forming cytolysin, Biomphalysin of 572 aas. It is involved in Biomphalaria glabrata immune defense against Schistosoma mansoni (Galinier et al. 2013). Its binding properties have been studied (Wu et al. 2017).