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2.A.66.1.53 Citrate exporter, MATE1 or DETOXIFICATION, of 553 aas and 12 probable TMSs. It's activity gives rise to aluminum (Al³⁺) tolerance (Garcia-Oliveira et al. 2014). 98% identical to the rye and barley orthologs (Zhou et al. 2013).
Accession Number:	L7XA38
Protein Name:	Protein DETOXIFICATION
Length:	553
Molecular Weight:	58164.00
Species:	Triticum aestivum (Wheat) [4565]
Number of TMSs:	10
Substrate	citrate salt

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FASTA formatted sequence

1:	MEEGAAASMT VGEKRVAVDV PAGAAAAANG HGPEEKAAED VPAPSALSGW PRTTGMYLFV 
61:	MNIRSVFKLD ELGSEVLRIA VPASLALAAD PLASLVDTAF IGRLGSVEIA AVGVSIAIFN 
121:	QVSKVCIYPL VSVTTSFVAE EDAIISKYIE ENNSKDLEKA AHVHSDACNV PASGGDTPVC 
181:	ANSCIPTECA DPSNQGCKRR YIPSVTSALI VGSFLGLVQA VFLIFSAKVV LGIMGVKHDS 
241:	PMLEPAVRYL TIRSLGAPAV LLSLAMQGVF RGFKDTKTPL YATVVGDATN IILDPILMFV 
301:	CHMGVTGAAV AHVISQYLIT MILICRLVQQ VDVIPPSLKS LKFGRFLGCG FLLLARVVAV 
361:	TFCVTLASSL AARDGPTIMA AFQICCQLWL ATSLLADGLA VAGQAVLASA FAKNDTKKVI 
421:	AATSRVLRLS IVLGMGLTVV LGLFMKFGAG VFTKDAAVID VIHKGIPFVA GTQTINALAF 
481:	VFDGINFGAQ DYTYSAYSMV GVASISIPCL VYLSAHRGFI GIWVALTIYM SLRTVASTWR 
541:	MGAARGPWAF LRK

2.A.66.1.53
Citrate exporter, MATE1 or DETOXIFICATION, of 553 aas and 12 probable TMSs. It's activity gives rise to aluminum (Al³⁺) tolerance (Garcia-Oliveira et al. 2014). 98% identical to the rye and barley orthologs (Zhou et al. 2013).

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2.A.66.1.53Citrate exporter, MATE1 or DETOXIFICATION, of 553 aas and 12 probable TMSs. It's activity gives rise to aluminum (Al3+) tolerance (Garcia-Oliveira et al. 2014). 98% identical to the rye and barley orthologs (Zhou et al. 2013).

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2.A.66.1.53
Citrate exporter, MATE1 or DETOXIFICATION, of 553 aas and 12 probable TMSs. It's activity gives rise to aluminum (Al³⁺) tolerance (Garcia-Oliveira et al. 2014). 98% identical to the rye and barley orthologs (Zhou et al. 2013).