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. 2016 Apr;147(4):353–368. doi: 10.1085/jgp.201511510

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Figure 1. — Multiple alignments of SteT and human LATs. The figure only shows the alignment of the regions where SteT and human LATs are more conserved (TMDs 1, 2, 6, 7, and 8). The full sequence of these transporters have ∼30% amino acid identity (Reig et al., 2007). Lines above the sequences define the SteT TMDs. Residues totally conserved among these transporters are indicated by an asterisk. Residues of LAT-1 predicted to interact with the substrate (Geier et al., 2013) and conserved in SteT are highlighted with a gray background.