Oncorhynchus tshawytscha (Chinook salmon): 112221634
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Entry
112221634 CDS
T05605
Name
(RefSeq) LHFPL tetraspan subfamily member 3 protein-like
KO
K23893
LHFPL tetraspan subfamily member protein
Organism
otw
Oncorhynchus tshawytscha (Chinook salmon)
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
otw00001
]
09180 Brite Hierarchies
09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
02000 Transporters [BR:
otw02000
]
112221634
03037 Cilium and associated proteins [BR:
otw03037
]
112221634
Transporters [BR:
otw02000
]
Other transporters
Pores ion channels [TC:
1
]
112221634
Cilium and associated proteins [BR:
otw03037
]
Other cilia and associated proteins
Stereociliary proteins
112221634
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Motif
Pfam:
L_HMGIC_fpl
Claudin_2
Atthog
DUF7086
DUF7315
Otopetrin
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-GeneID:
112221634
NCBI-ProteinID:
XP_024239587
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Position
LG22:complement(6359667..6387370)
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AA seq
240 aa
AA seq
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MLPSQEAAKIYHDNYMRNSRAIGVLWAIFTICFAIINVVVFIQPYWIGDSVSTPQVGYFG
LFHQCVGRGPHNRELTCTGSFAEFSSIPSGAFKAASVFVFLSMVLILGCIACMALFFFCN
TATVYKTCAWMQLLCAVCLVLGCIIFPDGWDAEVVRDLCGEETGKYTLGNCSVRWSYILA
IIGILDTLILSFLAFVLGNRQNNMFLEERKADNNKDFAVSGIEVRERRSDPRYVGVQRLY
NT seq
723 nt
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nt
atgttgccttcacaagaagccgccaagatttaccatgataactacatgcggaactcccgc
gccatcggggtactctgggcgatattcaccatatgctttgccatcatcaacgtggtggtc
ttcattcagccctactggatcggggacagtgtgagcacgccgcaggtgggttacttcggc
ttgtttcaccagtgcgttggaagaggaccgcacaaccgagagctcacctgcacgggaagc
ttcgccgagttcagctccatcccctccggcgccttcaaagcggcgtcggtcttcgtgttt
ctgtccatggtgctgattctgggctgcatcgcctgcatggcgctcttcttcttctgcaac
accgctaccgtctacaagacttgtgcctggatgcagctcctatgtgctgtatgcctggtg
ttgggctgtataatctttccagatggctgggatgcagaggtggtgcgggacctgtgtggg
gaagagacggggaagtataccctgggtaactgctctgtccgctggtcttacatccttgct
atcatcggcatcctggacaccctgatcctctccttcctggccttcgtcctgggaaacaga
cagaacaacatgttcctggaggaacgcaaggctgacaacaataaagattttgctgtgtcc
gggattgaggtccgggaaagaagaagcgacccaaggtatgttggagtccagcggttgtac
tga
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