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| Systematic name | YPL176C |
| Gene name | TRE1 |
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| Feature type | ORF, Verified |
| Coordinates | Chr XVI:218362..216011 |
Description of YPL176C: Plasma membrane protein that binds to Bsd2p and regulates ubiquitylation and vacuolar degradation of the metal transporter Smf1p; function is redundant with that of Tre2p; has similarity to transferrin receptors[1][2]
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