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2.A.97.1.5 Letm1 RBD domain-containing protein of 479 aas and 1 or 2 TMSs. Trypanosoma cruzi Letm1 is involved in mitochondrial Ca²⁺ transport, and is essential for replication, differentiation, and host cell invasion (Dos Santos et al. 2021).
Accession Number:	Q4DUR6
Protein Name:	Letm1 RBD domain-containing protein
Length:	479
Molecular Weight:	53963.00
Species:	Trypanosoma cruzi (strain CL Brener) [353153]
Number of TMSs:	3
Location¹ / Topology² / Orientation³:	Membrane¹ / Single-pass membrane protein²
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1:	MLRASRIHFC AINSSKATAH SGVAYYANVA WEGIRHVYHG FRLFFMNTSL AWKYSRQLKA 
61:	GVALTRRERL LLESATKDLV RLVPFSFFIV VPFAELLLPV ALKMFPDLIP STFETNSQGR 
121:	SRAFSAALGT LRARQRVMEY LSTTAFVSFT KEQQEVVRSC ALGGSVNASQ IKLIAPHFGR 
181:	DGPLSVYKCP DSVALGLART VGVFKSYHGF FPTKVIAPYM RRKVIRHYHK TREDDRLLRL 
241:	EGLDDLTDEE LIKANLVRGM RWTEDAETLR IQLEWWVSLG RDPDVPYNTL FWVKPTRFSL 
301:	KESMRRLPLE QRRQMLGIQY LPEGVRGNLE TLCETVDTVP TLGDDRIDAD RILEKLEDLS 
361:	AKTKSSDRDI SFHDIQVSFG AYLTEANVKM MFERIRKGKT ANESVTVSDV IDFIGSETHN 
421:	SSHVVSTVFD AFDQGQGAKP ITEATLISIG ARCRGASKSS TDDASQKPTD SSSDGVKRK

2.A.97.1.5
Letm1 RBD domain-containing protein of 479 aas and 1 or 2 TMSs. Trypanosoma cruzi Letm1 is involved in mitochondrial Ca²⁺ transport, and is essential for replication, differentiation, and host cell invasion (Dos Santos et al. 2021).

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2.A.97.1.5Letm1 RBD domain-containing protein of 479 aas and 1 or 2 TMSs. Trypanosoma cruzi Letm1 is involved in mitochondrial Ca2+ transport, and is essential for replication, differentiation, and host cell invasion (Dos Santos et al. 2021).

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2.A.97.1.5
Letm1 RBD domain-containing protein of 479 aas and 1 or 2 TMSs. Trypanosoma cruzi Letm1 is involved in mitochondrial Ca²⁺ transport, and is essential for replication, differentiation, and host cell invasion (Dos Santos et al. 2021).