The domain within your query sequence starts at position 14 and ends at position 128; the E-value for the MAS20 domain shown below is 7.6e-35.

LAAGGAVVLLSYCVYLDWRRHRDPAFRRRLQDKRRAGQPKAQAPARQLWDPVKKEELQEY
FFREVQMGKLCLIRGERGMGFEHLTNALLVCEQPKELLMFFKKTLPPEVFQMLLD

MAS20

MAS20
PFAM accession number:PF02064
Interpro abstract (IPR002056):

Virtually all mitochondrial precursors are imported via the same mechanism [ (PUBMED:7709435) ]: precursors first bind to receptors on the mitochondrial surface, then insert into the translocation channel in the outer membrane. Many outer-membrane proteins participate in the early stages of import, four of which (MAS20, MAS22, MAS37 and MAS70) are components of the receptor. MAS20, which forms a subcomplex with MAS22, seems to interact with most or all mitochondrial precursors, suggesting that the protein binds directly to mitochondrial targeting sequences. The MAS37 and MAS70 components also form a subcomplex, the two subcomplexes possibly binding via their trans- membrane (TM) regions - the TM region of MAS70 promotes oligomerisation of attatched protein domains and shares sequence similarity with the TM region of MAS20 [ (PUBMED:8163528) ].

MAS20 is also known as TOM20.

GO process:intracellular protein transport (GO:0006886), protein targeting (GO:0006605)
GO component:mitochondrial outer membrane translocase complex (GO:0005742)

This is a PFAM domain. For full annotation and more information, please see the PFAM entry MAS20