Mus musculus (house mouse): 12592
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Entry
12592 CDS
T01002
Symbol
Cdx4, Cdx-3, Cdx-4, Cdx3
Name
(RefSeq) caudal type homeobox 4
KO
K09312
homeobox protein CDX1/4
Organism
mmu
Mus musculus (house mouse)
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
mmu00001
]
09180 Brite Hierarchies
09182 Protein families: genetic information processing
03000 Transcription factors [BR:
mmu03000
]
12592 (Cdx4)
Transcription factors [BR:
mmu03000
]
Eukaryotic type
Helix-turn-helix
Homeo domain ANTP: HOXL
12592 (Cdx4)
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Motif
Pfam:
Caudal_act
Homeodomain
Homeobox_KN
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-GeneID:
12592
NCBI-ProteinID:
NP_031700
MGI:
88362
Ensembl:
ENSMUSG00000031326
UniProt:
Q07424
Q78Z64
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Position
X:102365004..102373830
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AA seq
282 aa
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MYGSCLLEKEAGMYPGTLRSPGGSSTAGVGTSGGSGSPLPASNFTAAPVYPHYVGYPHMS
NMDPHGPSLGAWSSPYSPPREDWSTYPGPPSTMGTVPMNDMTSPVFGSPDYSTLGPTSGA
SNGGSLPDAASESLVSLDSGTSGATSPSRSRHSPYAWMRKTVQVTGKTRTKEKYRVVYTD
HQRLELEKEFHCNRYITIRRKSELAVNLGLSERQVKIWFQNRRAKERKMIKKKISQFENT
GGSVQSDSGSISPGELPNAFFTTPSAVRGFQPIEIQQVIVSE
NT seq
849 nt
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nt
atgtatggaagctgccttttagaaaaagaagcgggcatgtacccaggcactctcaggagc
cctggaggaagcagtacagccggagtgggcacctctgggggcagtggtagtcctctgcct
gcctccaactttactgcagccccagtttacccacactacgtgggttaccctcatatgtcc
aacatggatcctcacgggccttcgctgggagcctggagctcaccctacagtccgccccgg
gaagactggagtacataccctgggccgcccagtacaatgggcacagtgcccatgaatgac
atgacctccccagttttcggatccccagactacagcactctgggccccaccagcggtgca
agcaacggcggtagcttgccagacgcggccagcgagtcactggtttctcttgactccggc
acctcaggcgccacttctcccagcaggagccgtcacagcccctacgcatggatgcgcaaa
actgtgcaggtgacggggaaaaccaggacaaaagaaaagtatcgtgtggtctacacagat
catcaacggctggagctggaaaaggaatttcactgcaatagatacatcaccatcaggagg
aagtcagagctggcagttaacctgggcctttctgagagacaggtgaaaatctggtttcag
aatcgcagagccaaggagaggaagatgataaaaaagaaaatctcccagtttgagaacact
ggaggttccgtgcaaagtgactctggctccatcagccccggagaactgcctaacgctttc
ttcaccactccatctgctgtccgtggatttcagccaatcgagatacagcaggtcatagtt
tctgaatga
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