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2.A.1.21.7 The Staphyloferrin A (siderophore) exporter, NWMN-2081 (Beasley et al. 2009). Independently suggested to be a macrolide exporter (Marklevitz and Harris 2016).
Accession Number:	A6QJ21
Protein Name:	Putative uncharacterized protein
Length:	397
Molecular Weight:	44337.00
Species:	Staphylococcus aureus (strain Newman) [426430]
Number of TMSs:	12
Location¹ / Topology² / Orientation³:	Vacuole membrane¹ / Multi-pass membrane protein²
Substrate	macrolide, staphyloferrin A

RefSeq:	YP_001333115.1
Entrez Gene ID:	5331273
Pfam:	PF05977
KEGG:	sae:NWMN_2081
References (1) [1] “Genome sequence of Staphylococcus aureus strain Newman and comparative analysis of staphylococcal genomes: polymorphism and evolution of two major pathogenicity islands.” Baba T.et.al. 17951380

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1:	MTKYFFSSSF LLFLGNWIGQ IGLNWFVLTT YHNAVYLGIV NFCRLVPILL LSVWAGAIAD 
61:	KYDKGRLLRI TISSSFLVTA ILCVLTYSFT AIPISVIIIY ATLRGILSAV ETPLRQAILP 
121:	DLSDKISTTQ AVSFHSFIIN ICRSIGPAIA GVILAVYHAP TTFLAQAICY FIAVLLCLPL 
181:	HFKVTKIPED ASRYMPLKVI IDYFKLHMEG RQIFITSLLI MATGFSYTTL LPVLTNKVFP 
241:	GKSEIFGIAM TMCAIGGIIA TLVLPKVLKY IGMVNMYYLS SFLFGIALLG VVFHNIVIMF 
301:	ICITLIGLFS QWARTTNRVY FQNNVKDYER GKVLSIIMMD RGMIPLGSLL MSICADVFGI 
361:	VRTFSIMGIS TICITMVFYF INRKLKLKLE ESNHGIS

2.A.1.21.7
The Staphyloferrin A (siderophore) exporter, NWMN-2081 (Beasley et al. 2009). Independently suggested to be a macrolide exporter (Marklevitz and Harris 2016).

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2.A.1.21.7The Staphyloferrin A (siderophore) exporter, NWMN-2081 (Beasley et al. 2009). Independently suggested to be a macrolide exporter (Marklevitz and Harris 2016).

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2.A.1.21.7
The Staphyloferrin A (siderophore) exporter, NWMN-2081 (Beasley et al. 2009). Independently suggested to be a macrolide exporter (Marklevitz and Harris 2016).