Macaca mulatta (rhesus monkey): 717377
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Entry
717377 CDS
T01028
Symbol
ELF5
Name
(RefSeq) ETS-related transcription factor Elf-5
KO
K17101
E74-like factor 5
Organism
mcc
Macaca mulatta (rhesus monkey)
Pathway
mcc04917
Prolactin signaling pathway
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
mcc00001
]
09150 Organismal Systems
09152 Endocrine system
04917 Prolactin signaling pathway
717377 (ELF5)
09180 Brite Hierarchies
09182 Protein families: genetic information processing
03000 Transcription factors [BR:
mcc03000
]
717377 (ELF5)
Transcription factors [BR:
mcc03000
]
Eukaryotic type
Helix-turn-helix
Tryptophan clusters Ets-type
717377 (ELF5)
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Motif
Pfam:
Ets
SAM_PNT
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-GeneID:
717377
NCBI-ProteinID:
NP_001181616
Ensembl:
ENSMMUG00000002432
UniProt:
F6PLD5
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Position
14:30946601..30981541
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AA seq
255 aa
AA seq
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MLDSVTHSTFLPNASFCDPLMSWTDLFSNEEYYPAFEHQTACDSYWTSVHPEYWTKRHVW
EWLQFCCDQYKLDINCISFCHFNISGLQLCSMTQEEFVEAAGLCGEYLYFILQNIRTQGY
SFFNDAEESKATIKDYADSNCLKTSGIKSQDGHSHSRTSLQSSHLWEFVRDLLLSPEENC
GILEWEDREQGIFRVVKSEALAKMWGQRKKNDRMTYEKLSRALRYYYKTGILERVDRRLV
YKFGKNAHGWQEDKL
NT seq
768 nt
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nt
atgttggactcggtgacacacagcaccttcctgccgaatgcatccttctgcgatcccttg
atgtcgtggactgatctgttcagcaatgaagagtactaccctgcctttgagcatcagaca
gcctgtgactcatactggacatcagtccaccctgaatactggactaagcgtcacgtgtgg
gagtggctccagttctgctgtgatcagtacaagttggacatcaattgcatctccttctgc
cacttcaacatcagcggcctgcagctgtgcagcatgacgcaggaggagttcgtcgaggca
gctggcctctgcggcgagtacctgtacttcatcctccagaacatccgcacacaaggttac
tccttttttaatgacgctgaagaaagcaaggccaccatcaaagactatgctgattccaac
tgcttgaaaacaagtggcatcaaaagtcaagacggtcacagtcatagtagaacaagcctc
caaagttctcatctatgggaatttgtacgagacctgcttctatctcctgaagaaaactgt
ggcattctggaatgggaagatagggaacaaggaatttttcgggtggttaaatcagaagcc
ctggcaaagatgtggggacaaaggaagaaaaatgacagaatgacatacgaaaagttgagc
agagccctgagatactactacaaaacaggaattctggagcgggtcgaccgaaggttagtg
tacaaatttggaaaaaatgcacacgggtggcaagaagataagctatga
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