File:C16orf86 Primary Protein Structure.png

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C16orf86_Primary_Protein_Structure.png (635 × 40 pixels, file size: 8 KB, MIME type: image/png)

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This is a predicted representation of the primary structure for the C16orf86.

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English: For this image, it has a domain of unknown function spanning from 1 to 184 and a Nuclear localization sequence is in there from 105-109. The red circles represent important areas for my post translation modifications and the grey areas are where my start and stop codon amino acids are. My protein is 317 AA long and this scale is at 2.
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Author Brandon Radtke

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