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Unraveling the substrate preference of an uncharacterized phylogenetic subgroup in Formate/Nitrite Transporter (FNT) family: Computational studies of anion transport in <i>Escherichia coli</i> FNT homolog

2019-05-13

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Formate/Nitrite Transporters (FNTs) selectively transport monovalent anions and are found in prokaryotes and lowers eukaryotes. They play significant role in bacterial growth and act against the defense mechanism of infected host. Since FNTs don’t occur in higher animals, they are attractive drug targets for many bacterial diseases. Phylogenetic analysis revealed that they can be classified into eight subgroups an...

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48f13d65-3129-5b55-aa9d-e60424658c8c
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10.1101/637116
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