Anas platyrhynchos (mallard): 101802089
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Entry
101802089 CDS
T02816
Symbol
PFN4
Name
(RefSeq) profilin-4 isoform X1
KO
K05759
profilin
Organism
apla
Anas platyrhynchos (mallard)
Pathway
apla04810
Regulation of actin cytoskeleton
apla05132
Salmonella infection
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
apla00001
]
09140 Cellular Processes
09142 Cell motility
04810 Regulation of actin cytoskeleton
101802089 (PFN4)
09160 Human Diseases
09171 Infectious disease: bacterial
05132 Salmonella infection
101802089 (PFN4)
09180 Brite Hierarchies
09182 Protein families: genetic information processing
04131 Membrane trafficking [BR:
apla04131
]
101802089 (PFN4)
09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
04812 Cytoskeleton proteins [BR:
apla04812
]
101802089 (PFN4)
04147 Exosome [BR:
apla04147
]
101802089 (PFN4)
Membrane trafficking [BR:
apla04131
]
Others
Actin-binding proteins
Others
101802089 (PFN4)
Cytoskeleton proteins [BR:
apla04812
]
Eukaryotic cytoskeleton proteins
Actin filaments / Microfilaments
Actin-binding proteins
Profilin
101802089 (PFN4)
Exosome [BR:
apla04147
]
Exosomal proteins
Proteins found in most exosomes
101802089 (PFN4)
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Motif
Pfam:
Profilin
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-GeneID:
101802089
NCBI-ProteinID:
XP_021123438
Ensembl:
ENSAPLG00000013316
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Position
3:complement(112277080..112282712)
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AA seq
129 aa
AA seq
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MSQLQALLNDGLIRTKHVENAAIININERKVCASTSGFYVPPENAINLIYTFYNNLMQVR
REGLYFKQKHYKCVRADEDSIYLKNPDGGLIAVKTNAFILIATYKVGMYPSVCVEAVEKL
ADYFRDKGS
NT seq
390 nt
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nt
atgagccaacttcaggctttgttgaatgacggtcttatcagaacaaagcacgtggaaaat
gcagctattatcaacataaatgaaagaaaagtctgtgcatcaacctctggcttttatgtg
ccaccagagaatgccataaacctgatctacactttctacaataatttaatgcaagtcaga
agggaaggactctacttcaagcagaagcactataaatgtgtccgagcagatgaggattcc
atctatcttaaaaacccagatggaggcctgatagctgtgaagaccaatgctttcatccta
attgctacttacaaggtgggcatgtatcccagcgtgtgcgtggaagctgtagagaaactc
gcagactactttagagacaagggcagctga
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