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2.A.1.25.3 The AmpG peptidoglycan degradation product uptake porter is part of the peptidoglycan recycling pathway (Garcia and Dillard, 2008). It also plays a role in peptidoglycan remodeling, recycling, and toxic fragment release as well as pathogenesis (Schaub and Dillard 2019).
Accession Number:	Q5F6G0
Protein Name:	AmpG
Length:	427
Molecular Weight:	46381.00
Species:	Neisseria gonorrhoeae (strain ATCC 700825 / FA 1090) [242231]
Number of TMSs:	12
Location¹ / Topology² / Orientation³:	Cell membrane¹ / Multi-pass membrane protein²
Substrate	peptidoglycan

RefSeq:	YP_208639.1
Entrez Gene ID:	3281643
Pfam:	PF07690
BioCyc:	NGON242231:NGO1599-MONOMER
KEGG:	ngo:NGO1599
Gene Ontology GO:0055085 P:transmembrane transport

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1:	MTASKSGFIG QIFSRNMLVC IFTGFASGLP LYFLINLIPA WLRSEQVDLK SIGLMALIGL 
61:	PFTWKFLWSP LMDAVRLPVL GRRRGWMLLT QAGLLAALAA YAFLNPRNHL PLIAGLSVLV 
121:	AFFSASQDIV LDAFRREILS DEELGLGNSV HVNAYRVAAL IPGSLSLVLA DRMPWSEVFV 
181:	ITSLFMLPGL LMTLFLAHEP VLPPSVPKTL KQTVVEPFKE FFMRKGIASA VCVLLFIFLY 
241:	KLGDSMATAL ATPFYLDMGF SKTDIGLIAK NAGLWPAVAA GILGGVWMLK IGVNKALWLF 
301:	GAVQAITVLG FVWLAGFGHF DTVGTGERLM LAAVIGAEAV GVGLGTAAFV SYMARETNPA 
361:	FTATQLALFT SLSAVPRTVI NSFAGYLIEW MGYVPFFRLC FILALPGMLL LLKVAPWNGE 
421:	KTQDAGR

2.A.1.25.3
The AmpG peptidoglycan degradation product uptake porter is part of the peptidoglycan recycling pathway (Garcia and Dillard, 2008). It also plays a role in peptidoglycan remodeling, recycling, and toxic fragment release as well as pathogenesis (Schaub and Dillard 2019).

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2.A.1.25.3The AmpG peptidoglycan degradation product uptake porter is part of the peptidoglycan recycling pathway (Garcia and Dillard, 2008). It also plays a role in peptidoglycan remodeling, recycling, and toxic fragment release as well as pathogenesis (Schaub and Dillard 2019).

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2.A.1.25.3
The AmpG peptidoglycan degradation product uptake porter is part of the peptidoglycan recycling pathway (Garcia and Dillard, 2008). It also plays a role in peptidoglycan remodeling, recycling, and toxic fragment release as well as pathogenesis (Schaub and Dillard 2019).