Poecilia latipinna (sailfin molly): 106941924
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Entry
106941924 CDS
T08005
Symbol
pgrmc1
Name
(RefSeq) membrane-associated progesterone receptor component 1
KO
K17278
membrane-associated progesterone receptor component
Organism
plai
Poecilia latipinna (sailfin molly)
Pathway
plai04080
Neuroactive ligand-receptor interaction
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
plai00001
]
09130 Environmental Information Processing
09133 Signaling molecules and interaction
04080 Neuroactive ligand-receptor interaction
106941924 (pgrmc1)
09180 Brite Hierarchies
09182 Protein families: genetic information processing
04131 Membrane trafficking [BR:
plai04131
]
106941924 (pgrmc1)
09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
04147 Exosome [BR:
plai04147
]
106941924 (pgrmc1)
Membrane trafficking [BR:
plai04131
]
Autophagy
ER-phagy
Other ER-phagy associated proteins
106941924 (pgrmc1)
Exosome [BR:
plai04147
]
Exosomal proteins
Exosomal proteins of hepatic cells
106941924 (pgrmc1)
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Motif
Pfam:
Cyt-b5
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-GeneID:
106941924
NCBI-ProteinID:
XP_014880562
Ensembl:
ENSPLAG00000003999
UniProt:
A0A3B3TQ00
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Position
Unknown
AA seq
181 aa
AA seq
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MAEAEGSEVTSGGIFQEIFTSPLNLTLLSLCLFLLYKIFRGDRPPDLGEVEKPLPKMKKK
DFTLAELKPYDGVQDPRILMAVNGKVFDVTRGKKFYGPDGPYGVFAGRDASRGLATFCLD
RDALKAEHDDLSDLNAMQQESLAEWETQFTMKYDYIGKLLKPGEEPSEYTDEDEGKDKKS
D
NT seq
546 nt
NT seq
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nt +downstream
nt
atggcggaagcagaggggagcgaagttacttcaggaggaattttccaagaaatcttcacc
tccccgttaaacctcaccctgctcagcctctgcttgttcttgttgtacaaaatcttccgc
ggcgaccggccgcccgatctgggcgaggtggagaagcctctgcctaaaatgaaaaagaag
gatttcactctggcagagttgaagccttacgatggagtgcaggatccgcggattctcatg
gccgttaacgggaaagtattcgacgtgaccagaggaaagaagttttacggaccagacggg
ccgtacggcgtgttcgccggcagagacgcctccagaggcctggccaccttctgcctggac
agagacgccctgaaggccgaacacgacgacctgtcggacctgaacgccatgcagcaggag
agcctggccgagtgggagacgcagttcaccatgaaatacgattacatcggcaaactgctg
aaaccgggagaggaaccgagcgaatacacagacgaagacgagggaaaggacaagaagagc
gactag
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