>MAT3_RAT 
MSKSFQQSSL GRDSQGHGRD LSAAGIGLLA AATQSLSMPA SLGRMNQGTA 
RLASLMNLGM SSSLNQQGAH SALSSASTSS HNLQSIFNIG SRGPLPLSSQ 
HRGDTDQASN ILASFGLSAR DLDELSRYPE DKITPENLPQ ILLQLKRRRT 
DPNKDASDNS DGQNDENKED YTIPDEYRIG PYQPNVPGGI DYVIPKTGFY 
CKLCSLFYTN EEVAKNTHCS SLPHYQKLKK FLNKLAEERR QKKES 

>AKA8_HUMAN
MDQGYGGYGA WSAGPANTQG AYGTGVASWQ GYENYNYYGA QNTSVTTGAT 
YSYGPASWEA AKANDGGLAA GAPAMHMASY GPEPCTDNSD SLIAKINQRL 
GEPAEDEGPT DTAEAGSDPQ AEQLLEEQVP CGTAHEKGVP KARSEAAEAG 
NGAETMAAEA ESAQTRVAPA PAAADAEVEQ TDAESKDAVP TE 
>VE6_HPV1A
MATPIRTVRQ LSESLCIPYI DVLLPCNFCN YFLSNAEKLL FDHFDLHLVW 
RDNLVFGCCQ GCARTVSLLE FVLYYQESYE VPEIEEILDR PLLQIELRCV 
TCIKKLSVAE KLEVVSNGER VHRVRNRLKA KCSLCRLYAI 
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