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''' FRB domain''' of '''mTOR''' (or '''2NPU''') is responsible for the binding of the inhibitory cyclic macrolide '''Rapamycin'''
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mTOR is highly conserved across all eukaryotes, with 40–60% amino-acid sequence identity.
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mTOR contains a number of distinct functional domains including up to''' The FRB domain''' of '''mTOR''' (or '''2NPU''') which is responsible for the binding of the inhibitory cyclic macrolide '''Rapamycin'''

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FRB Domain

mTOR is highly conserved across all eukaryotes, with 40–60% amino-acid sequence identity.

mTOR contains a number of distinct functional domains including up to The FRB domain of mTOR (or 2NPU) which is responsible for the binding of the inhibitory cyclic macrolide Rapamycin

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