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VesB is found in Vibrio cholera. Its function is cleaving A subunit of cholera toxin, which plays an important role in activation of VesB and may contribute to intestinal growth or pathogenesis.

VesB has been shown to cause cholera. Cholera is a bacterial disease that is spread through contaminated food or water. Its symptoms include severe diarrhea and dehydration. Impoverished areas with lesser sanitation are most susceptible to cholera.

By studying VesB, improved treatment and prevention of cholera could be discovered. While it is not a major problem in the United States, lives could be improved and saved in areas such such as Africa, where cholera is more prevalent. This would allow more social interaction without concern of disease, which would be beneficial as many people are in close contact in these areas of contamination.

The primary secondary structure of VesB is beta sheets, with some alpha helices and a few random coils.

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