PNS1 and CTL1 share 15% sequence identity, with only Tyr495 CTL1 and Tyr394 PNS1 conserved in the putative binding pocket (Fig 6C), and, intriguingly, most of the conserved residues form the hydrophobic groove at the back, where the putative sterol/lipid densities are observed (Fig 6D)
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