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EamA family transporter RarD

EamA family transporter RarD is an inner membrane protein involved in the transport of one or more of a variety of substrates such as amino acids, drugs, metabolites, and sugar phosphates, among others; belongs to the DMT (drug/metabolite transporter) superfamily

Arch. IDVersionDate PublishedReview Level
1148779422018-06-13
curated
Arch. ID11487794
Version2
Date Published2018-06-13
Review Level
curated
PRK15430: EamA family transporter RarDPRK15430
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Sequences with this architecture
Name, label and taxonomic scope
Taxonomic scopeNameLabel
All organismsEamA family transporter RarDEamA family transporter RarD is an inner membrane protein involved in the transport of one or more of a variety of substrates such as amino acids, drugs, metabolites, and sugar phosphates, among others; belongs to the DMT (drug/metabolite transporter) superfamily
Name, label and taxonomic scope
Tax. ExpAll organisms
NameEamA family transporter RarD
LabelEamA family transporter RarD is an inner membrane protein involved in the transport of one or more of a variety of substrates such as amino acids, drugs, metabolites, and sugar phosphates, among others; belongs to the DMT (drug/metabolite transporter) superfamily
Supporting evidence
CDD
  • PRK15430: putative chloramphenical resistance permease RarD; Provisional
Protein Accession
  • P27844: RecName: Full=Protein RarD
  • AVU95749: EamA family transporter RarD [Salmonella enterica subsp. enterica serovar Enteritidis]
  • AHO16869: chloramphenical resistance permease RarD [Salmonella enterica subsp. enterica serovar Enteritidis str. EC20121179]
Gene IDs
Publications
  • PMID 21569384: Functional specialization in nucleotide sugar transporters occurred through differentiation of the gene cluster EamA (DUF6) before the radiation of Viridiplantae.
  • PMID 11432728: The drug/metabolite transporter superfamily.
Conserved domains in this architecture
AccessionShort nameTitle
PRK15430PRK15430EamA family transporter RarD

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