arsB:Quickview
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Notes
ArsB can function alone using PMF to drive transport, as is the case with the chromosomal ArsB, which lacks the ArsA ATPase; ArsB proteins can use ATP to drive efflux if ArsA is present. The chromosomal ArsB is listed in TCDB as one of two 3.4.A.1.1 proteins; the TC 3.4.A.1.1 ArsA protein is plasmid-derived. The correct TC class for the stand-alone E. coli chromsomal ArsB is 2.A.45 and the ArsB protein should probably be re-classified as TC 2.A.45.1.2. IT (Ion Transporter) superfamily (Prakash, 2003). ST(3) structural class based on hydropathy profile (Lolkema, 2003).[1]
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