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Polar or Charged Residues Located in Four Highly Conserved Motifs Play a Vital Role in the Function or pH Response of a UPF0118 Family Na⁺(Li⁺)/H⁺ Antiporter.

ABSTRACT: Functionally uncharacterized UPF0118 family has been re-designated as autoinducer-2 exporter (AI-2E) family since one of its members, Escherichia coli YdgG, was identified to function as an AI-2E. However, it's very likely that AI-2E family members may exhibit significantly distinct functions due to low identities between them. Recently, we identified one member of this family designated as UPF0118 to represent a novel class of Na⁺(Li⁺)/H⁺ antiporters. In this study, we presented that UPF0118, together with its homologs, should represent an independent group of AI-2E family, designated as Na⁺/H⁺ Antiporter Group. Notably, this group shows five highly conserved motifs designated as Motifs A to E, which are not detected in the maj

SUBMITTER: Wang L

PROVIDER: S-EPMC7221264 | biostudies-literature | 2020

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Polar or Charged Residues Located in Four Highly Conserved Motifs Play a Vital Role in the Function or pH Response of a UPF0118 Family Na⁺(Li⁺)/H⁺ Antiporter.

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Polar or Charged Residues Located in Four Highly Conserved Motifs Play a Vital Role in the Function or pH Response of a UPF0118 Family Na+(Li+)/H+ Antiporter.

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Polar or Charged Residues Located in Four Highly Conserved Motifs Play a Vital Role in the Function or pH Response of a UPF0118 Family Na⁺(Li⁺)/H⁺ Antiporter.