Sodium-Dependent Neurotransmitter TRANSPORTERS: OLIGOMERIZATION as a Determinant of Transporter Function and Trafficking

  Figure 2.
Figure 2.

Sequence alignments of transmembrane domains 6 and 2. The sequences of NSS-family members are shown for transmembrane domain 6 (Panel A) and transmembrane domain 2 (Panel B) and indicate the relative conservation of the glycophorin-like dimerization motif (GxxxG, Panel A) and the leucine heptad repeat (LxxxxxxL, Panel B). Note that the first glycine of the GxxxG-motif is substituted by an alanine in some sequences (30). The amino acid position of the first residue of each sequence shown is given in parentheses. (DAT, human dopamine transporter; NET, norepinephrine transporter; SERT, serotonin transporter; GAT, GABA transporter; GLYT, glycine transporter; TAUT, taurine transporter; CRET, creatine transporter; PROT, proline transporter; h, human; r, rat).

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  1. MI February 2004 vol. 4 no. 1 38-47