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2.A.1.2.105 MFSD9 of 474 aas and 12 TMSs. In the mouse, this protein and MFS4a localize to neurons in the brain; their mRNA expression levels are affected by diet (Perland et al. 2017). This protein is in the SLC18 family (Gyimesi and Hediger 2022).
Accession Number:	Q8NBP5
Protein Name:	Major facilitator superfamily domain-containing protein 9
Length:	474
Molecular Weight:	50619.00
Species:	Homo sapiens (Human) [9606]
Number of TMSs:	11
Location¹ / Topology² / Orientation³:	Membrane¹ / Multi-pass membrane protein²
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1:	MELGGHWDMN SAPRLVSETA ERKQEQKTGT EAEAADSGAV GARRFLLCLY LVGFLDLFGV 
61:	SMVVPLLSLH VKSLGASPTV AGIVGSSYGI LQLFSSTLVG CWSDVVGRRS SLLACILLSA 
121:	LGYLLLGAAT NVFLFVLARV PAGIFKHTLS ISRALLSDVV PEKERPLVIG HFNTASGVGF 
181:	ILGPVVGGYL TELEDGFYLT AFICFLVFIL NAGLVWFFPW REAKPGSTEK GLPLRKTHVL 
241:	LGRSHDTVQE AATSRRARAS KKTAQPWVEV VLALRNMKNL LFSEMWDIFL VRLLMAMAVM 
301:	LYYSNFVLAL EERFGVRPKV TGYLISYSSM LGAVAGLALG PILRLYKHNS QALLLHSSIL 
361:	TCTLLLLYSL APTMGAVVLS STLLSFSTAI GRTCITDLQL TVGGAQASGT LIGVGQSVTA 
421:	VGRIIAPLLS GVAQEVSPCG PPSLGAVLAL VAIFIMSLNK RHSSGDGNSK LKSE

2.A.1.2.105
MFSD9 of 474 aas and 12 TMSs. In the mouse, this protein and MFS4a localize to neurons in the brain; their mRNA expression levels are affected by diet (Perland et al. 2017). This protein is in the SLC18 family (Gyimesi and Hediger 2022).

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2.A.1.2.105MFSD9 of 474 aas and 12 TMSs. In the mouse, this protein and MFS4a localize to neurons in the brain; their mRNA expression levels are affected by diet (Perland et al. 2017). This protein is in the SLC18 family (Gyimesi and Hediger 2022).

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2.A.1.2.105
MFSD9 of 474 aas and 12 TMSs. In the mouse, this protein and MFS4a localize to neurons in the brain; their mRNA expression levels are affected by diet (Perland et al. 2017). This protein is in the SLC18 family (Gyimesi and Hediger 2022).