Sequence differences between Ensembl and Uniprot
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Yes. Ensembl's proteins correspond to the translation of the underlying transcripts, the sequences of which depend on the particular genome assembly used as reference. Uniprot's sequences come mostly from translations of GenBank coding sequences and from other sources (e.g. PDB).
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