10         20         30         40         50

MTVQDTAQQT PADRFRVGID IGGTKIEAVL VDPQDNVRND VRIPARRGNA 

        60         70         80         90        100

QVIDDVVSIT HEVAGDLFDQ VATVGIGIPG QVNPETGRVD NVVNLDIDTL 

       110        120        130        140        150

ELGTEAGKRL GIPVHVENDV NAAAVGAARM VGGSHPEGTI VFLNFGTGLA 

       160        170        180        190        200

AGIVVDGVVQ HGFSGAAGEI GHIPIDPNRF PCPCGQSGCL ETVCSGASVG 

       210        220        230        240        250

HHWPVEGKPP MPDLIECARR GEPDAQRILV MVTHAIVDAV QIVAQSYDPR 

       260        270        280        290        300

MIIFGGGMAK TGQPLIDVTL DELRVRERTC PFLTGLHLGE RIKLAQLDQP 

       310        320

VGALGAAWAA PEA

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