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2.A.36.6.2 Na⁺ (Li⁺):H⁺ antiporter NhaG (Gouda et al. 2001). Several very similar antiporters have been isolated from uncultured bacteria from a lake in China (Wang et al. 2013).
Accession Number:	Q9LCB5
Protein Name:	NhaG
Length:	524
Molecular Weight:	58106.00
Species:	Bacillus subtilis [1423]
Number of TMSs:	13
Location¹ / Topology² / Orientation³:	Cell inner membrane¹ / Multi-pass membrane protein²
Substrate	lithium(1+), sodium(1+), hydron

Pfam:	PF00999
Gene Ontology GO:0016021 C:integral to membrane GO:0015299 F:solute:hydrogen antiporter activity GO:0006812 P:cation transport GO:0055085 P:transmembrane transport

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1:	MEHLDLHHIF ELGFFVVMIA AGITAIAKKC RQPYPIALVI VGTIIGLVHI PLFEPLKEFI 
61:	TEGEVFNFVI ITLFLPALLG EAALKLPFSH LRENKRPVLA LFGGTLISFL IVGFSSMWLM 
121:	HLAIPAAFVF AALMSATDPV SVLSIFKSVG APKKLSIVVE GESLFNDGLA VVLFNISAFY 
181:	LMTYLDLGIQ GAGLGLWEFV KVISLGLIIG GVLGYVFSQL TKYFDDYPLE IIFSIILFYS 
241:	SFLLAEMAGA SGVIAVVVAA LIFGNYGAKI GMSPTTKLNI NNFWDVAALL ANSLVFLMVG 
301:	LEITRIDLTD KWGLAIMAIV IVLIARSAAV YISLAFIKKF PVTWKHTINW GGLKGSLSIA 
361:	LVLSLPRDFP GREDILVFAF SVVLFSLVVQ GLTIKPLLER LGVNQKEEGN QEYEELLAKG 
421:	HRLETAIKEV QQVKHNLLIH EAVSSELTDQ YKKEVSQLHQ QTNKLFETYP ELKNKQQTIL 
481:	KKHSLYAQYQ AIENLSREDI ISNEVAELEQ ARIIDEIVRL QNDH

2.A.36.6.2
Na⁺ (Li⁺):H⁺ antiporter NhaG (Gouda et al. 2001). Several very similar antiporters have been isolated from uncultured bacteria from a lake in China (Wang et al. 2013).

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2.A.36.6.2Na+ (Li+):H+ antiporter NhaG (Gouda et al. 2001). Several very similar antiporters have been isolated from uncultured bacteria from a lake in China (Wang et al. 2013).

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2.A.36.6.2
Na⁺ (Li⁺):H⁺ antiporter NhaG (Gouda et al. 2001). Several very similar antiporters have been isolated from uncultured bacteria from a lake in China (Wang et al. 2013).