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2.A.110.2.1 The LHR1 heme uptake transporter (Huynh et al. 2012). In Leishmania amazonensis, LHR1 is essential for virulence (Miguel et al. 2013). Transport depends on tyrosyl residues in the first three TMSs of the protein (Renberg et al. 2015).
Accession Number:	E9BH93
Protein Name:	Hypothetical predicted multi-pass transmembrane protein
Length:	175
Molecular Weight:	19984.00
Species:	Leishmania donovani (strain BPK282A1) [981087]
Number of TMSs:	4
Substrate	ferroheme b

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GO:0016021 C:integral to membrane

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FASTA formatted sequence

1:	MNELERKRRT FRIWLAIYII FALAYLSGVL LFCFVHQNYW ACGGFVVVIL LIALRVALLA 
61:	TPQYRLYKIF PPCSFSRIAY QTFFLCACLV GISLGVWLMA RGIKHRQSWT ARSYFCGMTG 
121:	MWMAAKWSYI VTVPIYDLRE DTLEEDALIR LGLIDSGKDK ASGSNEPVTL KANCA

2.A.110.2.1
The LHR1 heme uptake transporter (Huynh et al. 2012). In Leishmania amazonensis, LHR1 is essential for virulence (Miguel et al. 2013). Transport depends on tyrosyl residues in the first three TMSs of the protein (Renberg et al. 2015).

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2.A.110.2.1The LHR1 heme uptake transporter (Huynh et al. 2012). In Leishmania amazonensis, LHR1 is essential for virulence (Miguel et al. 2013). Transport depends on tyrosyl residues in the first three TMSs of the protein (Renberg et al. 2015).

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2.A.110.2.1
The LHR1 heme uptake transporter (Huynh et al. 2012). In Leishmania amazonensis, LHR1 is essential for virulence (Miguel et al. 2013). Transport depends on tyrosyl residues in the first three TMSs of the protein (Renberg et al. 2015).