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T1HHR2_RHOPR T1HHR2_RHOPR T1ID86_RHOPR T1ID86_RHOPR T1IBW3_RHOPR T1IBW3_RHOPR T1IBK3_RHOPR T1IBK3_RHOPR T1I5P4_RHOPR T1I5P4_RHOPR T1I4H6_RHOPR T1I4H6_RHOPR T1I4F5_RHOPR T1I4F5_RHOPR T1HXD4_RHOPR T1HXD4_RHOPR T1HV19_RHOPR T1HV19_RHOPR T1HHU4_RHOPR T1HHU4_RHOPR T1HDI6_RHOPR T1HDI6_RHOPR T1H8D9_RHOPR T1H8D9_RHOPR R4G5L0_RHOPR R4G5L0_RHOPR
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T1HHR2_RHOPRUncharacterized protein. (806 aa)
T1ID86_RHOPRUncharacterized protein. (638 aa)
T1IBW3_RHOPRImportin subunit alpha; Belongs to the importin alpha family. (514 aa)
T1IBK3_RHOPRUncharacterized protein. (537 aa)
T1I5P4_RHOPRUncharacterized protein. (488 aa)
T1I4H6_RHOPRIBB domain-containing protein. (504 aa)
T1I4F5_RHOPRImportin subunit alpha; Belongs to the importin alpha family. (517 aa)
T1HXD4_RHOPRUncharacterized protein. (511 aa)
T1HV19_RHOPRUncharacterized protein. (667 aa)
T1HHU4_RHOPRUncharacterized protein. (806 aa)
T1HDI6_RHOPRUncharacterized protein. (1552 aa)
T1H8D9_RHOPRArm_2 domain-containing protein. (377 aa)
R4G5L0_RHOPRV-type proton ATPase subunit H; Subunit of the peripheral V1 complex of vacuolar ATPase. Subunit H activates ATPase activity of the enzyme and couples ATPase activity to proton flow. Vacuolar ATPase is responsible for acidifying a variety of intracellular compartments in eukaryotic cells, thus providing most of the energy required for transport processes in the vacuolar system. (482 aa)
Your Current Organism:
Rhodnius prolixus
NCBI taxonomy Id: 13249
Other names: R. prolixus
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