Olfactory Receptor family 2 subfamily J member 3.
Sequence:
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 MNDDGKVNAS SEGYFILVGF SNWPHLEVVI FVVVLIFYLM TLIGNLFIII LSYLDSHLHT PMYFFLSNLS FLDLCYTTSS IPQLLVNLWG PEKTISYAGC 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 200 MIQLYFVLAL GTTECVLLVV MSYDRYAAVC RPLHYTVLMH PRFCHLLAVA SWVSGFTNSA LHSSFTFWVP LCGHRQVDHF FCEVPALLRL SCVDTHVNEL 210 220 230 240 250 260 270 280 290 300 TLMITSSIFV LIPLILILTS YGAIVRAVLR MQSTTGLQKV FGTCGAHLMA VSLFFIPAMC IYLQPPSGNS QDQGKFIALF YTVVTPSLNP LIYTLRNKVV 310 320 RGAVKRLMGW E
Transmembrane Helices:
TMR1 TMR2 TMR3 TMR4 TMR5 TMR6 TMR7 L H P W N V L G A Y S F V H T D Q Q D Q S V V E L Q P I I M C S S H L L E N L Y I C F K G V V F I S S T F Y L Q A S N I M L T M A P F L A I I L V T Y C L A L V T F G S S S T I F F L V T Y M L Y F D L F T T G L V W S L V F I S V A S P T V I L T S L N S V C E A V A L L P I M L H A P N L F L N G L F F V V L L L H C L I L I G C T T Y I L I I I Y M P T Y S M F R P H Y S T G F V K L Y S L A Y R D V I A G Q L G C V A V A R T T S Q R R L UniProt | I-TASSER | AlphaFold | HORDE | GeneCards | ORDB 2
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