File:Schematic illustration of the TMEM81 peptide.png

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Description Schematic illustration of the TMEM81 peptide. The extracellular N-terminus is located on the left side of the diagram while the intracellular C-terminus is on the right. Note that SP = signal peptide, IG = immunoglobulin domain, and TM = transmembrane region. The red marker indicates an N-linked glycosylation site and the bracket indicates a disulfide bridge.
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