MW: 149,426.89 Da
No. of AA: 1296
Abs 0.1% (g/L): 1.292
pI: 6.06
NCBI ID: WP_011948511.1
UniprotKB: P0DPI1
Strains: CDC 1690, NCTC 7272, CDC36923, CDC220727, 32A, VPI 7124, Nan 2006, 33A, H114590007, AM1295, NCTC 3805, 4979, KF Meyer 126, 96A, KF Meyer 33, Prevot 697B, CN 7236, McClung 844, CDC 21547, DFPST0029, ATCC 19397, 39 KA, CDC220726, H114580651, H114590003, 1192A, 62A, Hall A-hyper, ATCC 3502, A Hall, NCTC 3806, Allergan-Hall A, Cam2A, FT30, NCTC 13319, CN 5008, H114720640, NCTC 387, CDC36955, 69A, 16037, ATCC 449, ATCC 25763, CDC36956, Hall, 765, ATCC 17862, Hall A, H114580654, Prevot Dewping, 887, CDC36924, NCTC 4587, BS-A, Prevot 910, 73A, 213, VL1, NCTC 3805 (2), IFR 18/076, IFR 18/027, NCTC 7272 (3), IFR 18/142, 62A (3), 397/5, 62A (2), IFR 18/105, IFR 18/107, NCTC 7272 (2), IFR 16/362, NCTC 7272 (4), IFR 18/091, NCTC 3806 (2), DFPST0028, Cam2A-KM19-1, GiorgioA-KM21-1, DFPST0033, Cam11A-KM36-1, DFPST0030, 78A-KM34-1, Aichi2011, CCUG 7968, 2015006204-DFPST, BS-A-KM7-1, X58540, DFPST0031, 2015006193-DFPST, 69-A-KM145-1, 73A-KM33-1, DFPST0032, DFPST0024, 2015006195-DFPST, 2015006187-DFPST, DFPST0025, DFPST0027, Cam3A-KM20-1, Cbot23-KM43-1, GS1342-KM11-1, TJI-A-KM39-1, DFPST0026, 56_A UMBAC_00002, 90_A UMBAC_00005, 69_A UMBAC_00004, 62_A UMBAC_00003
Associated Proteins: BoNT/A1 (ADF1).
Notes:
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