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NhaB; sodium-proton antiporter; membrane protein

The gene, NhaB, is the archetypal sodium/proton anti-porter in E. coli. It is crucial when NhaA’s activity is limited, such as NhaA is not sufficiently induced, or NhaA is not activated.

NhaB catalyzes the exchange of 3 protons per 2 sodiums.(Fig.2) NhaB has a high affinity for sodium and lithium. Its activity is weakly pH-dependent, which is essential for regulation of intracellular pH under alkaline conditions. Therefore, NhaB could make sure E. coli’s survival under alkaline pH, which are in desperate need of our project.

Fig.1 The mechanism of NhaB

Sequence and Features

Assembly Compatibility:

10
COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[10]
12
COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[12]
21
INCOMPATIBLE WITH RFC[21]
Illegal BglII site found at 5
23
COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[23]
25
INCOMPATIBLE WITH RFC[25]
Illegal AgeI site found at 1003
Illegal AgeI site found at 1315
1000
COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[1000]

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	The gene, ''NhaB'', is the archetypal sodium/proton anti-porter in ''E. coli''. It is crucial when ''NhaA''’s activity is limited, such as ''NhaA'' is not sufficiently induced, or ''NhaA'' is not activated.		The gene, ''NhaB'', is the archetypal sodium/proton anti-porter in ''E. coli''. It is crucial when ''NhaA''’s activity is limited, such as ''NhaA'' is not sufficiently induced, or ''NhaA'' is not activated.
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	''NhaB'' catalyzes the exchange of 3 protons per 2 sodiums.(Fig.2) ''NhaB'' has a high affinity for sodium and lithium. Its activity is weakly pH-dependent, which is essential for regulation of intracellular pH under alkaline conditions. Therefore, ''NhaB'' could make sure ''E. coli''’s survival under alkaline pH, which are in desperate need of our project.		''NhaB'' catalyzes the exchange of 3 protons per 2 sodiums.(Fig.2) ''NhaB'' has a high affinity for sodium and lithium. Its activity is weakly pH-dependent, which is essential for regulation of intracellular pH under alkaline conditions. Therefore, ''NhaB'' could make sure ''E. coli''’s survival under alkaline pH, which are in desperate need of our project.