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1.C.4.6.2 Natterin-like precursor of 315 aas from zebra fish, Dln1 or Aep1. Aep1 is an innate immune molecule that prevents zebrafish from bacterial infections. Thus, Aep1 may be a pro-inflammatory protein that triggers the antimicrobial immune responses (Chen et al. 2018).
Accession Number:	E9QIV8
Protein Name:	Uncharacterized protein
Length:	315
Molecular Weight:	34259.00
Species:	Danio rerio (Zebrafish) [7955]
Substrate	small molecules

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1:	MAYPTTLELI GGQGGSSFSF TGEKNGASLE KIWVWVGEWQ IRAIRAWLSD GRNKTFGEPS 
61:	GSHQEYVFSP GELFTSLSLW GNGAGTRLGA IKFITSKGNE FFVKMTKWGL KQEYPIDVGS 
121:	GYCLGIVGRS GADIDCMGFM FLYAVQSSVL TNVNYPTINQ QIPKVAVEDI NSITFDNNTS 
181:	VNQNKALASS NTVIKTCSWS MTSSFSSTFS VGVKAGIPDV AEGSMGFSFS LGSEHTYGLE 
241:	ETDERNETLV TSVNIPPQKK VDVGITIGRA TFDLPYTGTV KITCKNGSEL QYETKGIYKG 
301:	VTYTDIKVKT VEKDL

1.C.4.6.2
Natterin-like precursor of 315 aas from zebra fish, Dln1 or Aep1. Aep1 is an innate immune molecule that prevents zebrafish from bacterial infections. Thus, Aep1 may be a pro-inflammatory protein that triggers the antimicrobial immune responses (Chen et al. 2018).

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1.C.4.6.2Natterin-like precursor of 315 aas from zebra fish, Dln1 or Aep1. Aep1 is an innate immune molecule that prevents zebrafish from bacterial infections. Thus, Aep1 may be a pro-inflammatory protein that triggers the antimicrobial immune responses (Chen et al. 2018).

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1.C.4.6.2
Natterin-like precursor of 315 aas from zebra fish, Dln1 or Aep1. Aep1 is an innate immune molecule that prevents zebrafish from bacterial infections. Thus, Aep1 may be a pro-inflammatory protein that triggers the antimicrobial immune responses (Chen et al. 2018).