Oncorhynchus tshawytscha (Chinook salmon): 112226874
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Entry
112226874 CDS
T05605
Symbol
fitm1l
Name
(RefSeq) fat storage-inducing transmembrane protein 1
KO
K28099
fat storage-inducing transmembrane protein 1
Organism
otw
Oncorhynchus tshawytscha (Chinook salmon)
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
otw00001
]
09180 Brite Hierarchies
09182 Protein families: genetic information processing
04131 Membrane trafficking [BR:
otw04131
]
112226874 (fitm1l)
Membrane trafficking [BR:
otw04131
]
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Specific organelles associated proteins
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112226874 (fitm1l)
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Motif
Pfam:
FIT
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NCBI-GeneID:
112226874
NCBI-ProteinID:
XP_024247278
UniProt:
A0AAZ3PZY1
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Position
LG28:complement(19920034..19923016)
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AA seq
276 aa
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MFLNTLLVVLTDLAAGLMGSANFRRHFHLFLSGLIVFGPALSMWVSQHSIFAKRTNFLYR
AFLRSGWGWTCIFVGSFVFLLSFSVRRSLVLSLRHLSRLVVAGVLWVGFRKLLDVLENAT
GSCYEPLSAVDGQPTVDGQPFLLLREGASKQLCVGNGMLWRGYEVSEDIFLLCLCCLLVA
EETAVFGPYLTLGGPSGAPLRLLFLFCVTLLGLWMFLLLCLLAYFPAFPTQILGGALGCL
SWRGLYQGWYRLGPSWYCPGRPGVGLFTTKEGGKPE
NT seq
831 nt
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atgtttctcaatacccttctggtggtcttgactgacctggcagccggactcatgggaagt
gccaatttccgccgccattttcacctgttcttgtcaggcctgattgtgtttggacctgcc
ctgagcatgtgggtctcccaacacagcatctttgccaaaaggacaaattttctttacaga
gcattcctgcgctcaggctggggatggacctgcatcttcgtcggctcctttgtcttcctc
ctttccttctcagtgcgcagatccctcgttctctcactgcgacacctgtccaggctggtg
gtggcaggcgtgctgtgggtggggttccgaaagcttctggatgtccttgagaacgccaca
gggagctgctacgagcccctcagcgcggtagatggccagcccacggtggacggccagccc
ttcctactacttcgggagggggcgagcaaacagttgtgtgtgggaaacggcatgctgtgg
cgtggctatgaggtctctgaggacatcttcttgctatgtctgtgctgcctgctggtggca
gaggagacggccgtgttcgggccctacctgaccctgggtgggccctcgggggccccgctg
cgcctgctcttcctgttctgtgtcactctgctaggcctctggatgttcttgcttctctgc
ctgctggcttacttccccgcattccccacacagatcttaggaggggctctggggtgtctt
agttggaggggcctgtatcagggctggtaccgcctgggccccagctggtactgtcctgga
cgaccaggggtgggactcttcaccacgaaggaaggggggaagcctgagtga
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