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SelL-related redox protein Members of this family are related to the C-terminal region of selenoprotein L (SelL), found in many non-mammalian animals. But while SelL itself has a pair of selenocysteine (U) residues (e.g. XP_029705782.1), typically in the motif ULPU, this family is defined more broadly. Most members of the seed alignment for this HMM are bacterial proteins that have one or zero selenocysteine residues, and are shorter than SelU, although SelU members are also included. |
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