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    1.

    hypothetical protein [Paucilactobacillus hokkaidonensis]

    58 aa protein

    Accession:
    WP_252902858.1
    GI:
    2262983975

    BioProject Nucleotide Taxonomy

    GenPept Identical Proteins FASTA Graphics 
    2.

    MFS transporter [Paucilactobacillus hokkaidonensis]

    286 aa protein

    Accession:
    WP_252902857.1
    GI:
    2262983974

    BioProject Nucleotide Taxonomy

    GenPept Identical Proteins FASTA Graphics 
    3.

    MULTISPECIES: hypothetical protein [Bacillota]

    66 aa protein

    Accession:
    WP_020090466.1
    GI:
    518934591

    BioProject Nucleotide Taxonomy

    GenPept Identical Proteins FASTA Graphics 
    4.

    MULTISPECIES: hypothetical protein [Lactobacillaceae]

    72 aa protein

    Accession:
    WP_010579558.1
    GI:
    498265402

    BioProject Nucleotide Taxonomy

    GenPept Identical Proteins FASTA Graphics 
    5.

    MULTISPECIES: NAD(P)/FAD-dependent oxidoreductase [Bacillati]

    444 aa protein

    Accession:
    WP_002831210.1
    GI:
    488920135

    BioProject Nucleotide Taxonomy

    GenPept Identical Proteins FASTA Graphics 
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