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K156 is located on the periplasmic fringe of the pore and aids the attraction of formate to the channel. Here, we show that this residue is also important for formate efflux from the cytoplasm to the periplasm, suggesting a role in formate release from the pore. N172 could be replaced by alanine with retention of low-level bidirectional anion translocation function; however, exchange for threonine abolished anion translocation. N172 is, therefore, crucial for bidirectional formate translocation, possibly through its intera
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