Genes containing ligand-binding sites that differ from the residue that is conserved across the other primates but that are also fixed across human populations.

There are a total of 38 sites within 25 genes that have human-specific amino acids that are also fixed across the human population; the ID, name, and description of each gene containing at least one fixed ligand-binding site are listed. The type of ligand contacting site such that it has an amino acid that is unique in humans is also provided, as well as the numbers of each site that are variable, which are shown in the corresponding order. There are three instances of a single site contacting two different ligands.
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