Podarcis raffonei (Aeolian wall lizard): 128421019
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Entry
128421019 CDS
T09310
Name
(RefSeq) BCL2/adenovirus E1B 19 kDa protein-interacting protein 3-like isoform X1
KO
K15464
BCL2/adenovirus E1B 19 kDa protein-interacting protein 3
Organism
praf
Podarcis raffonei (Aeolian wall lizard)
Pathway
praf04068
FoxO signaling pathway
praf04137
Mitophagy - animal
praf04140
Autophagy - animal
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
praf00001
]
09130 Environmental Information Processing
09132 Signal transduction
04068 FoxO signaling pathway
128421019
09140 Cellular Processes
09141 Transport and catabolism
04140 Autophagy - animal
128421019
04137 Mitophagy - animal
128421019
09180 Brite Hierarchies
09182 Protein families: genetic information processing
04131 Membrane trafficking [BR:
praf04131
]
128421019
09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
02000 Transporters [BR:
praf02000
]
128421019
Membrane trafficking [BR:
praf04131
]
Autophagy
Mitophagy
Cargo receptors
128421019
Transporters [BR:
praf02000
]
Other transporters
Pores ion channels [TC:
1
]
128421019
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Motif
Pfam:
BNIP3
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-GeneID:
128421019
NCBI-ProteinID:
XP_053259194
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Position
9:complement(80809573..80812732)
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AA seq
157 aa
AA seq
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MEAPREDALQSSWVEVPPLDLEEPPTPACAPHRDMERILLEAQLEMEPPRAEGSFLALKA
PGVEDLSPGQREDAEGSVQLGTLPWSWPSPPEHQKELACLPPACAPLLSPVLHRRRGLRD
PQLLLLVIPSLLLSHVLAFGLGICIGKRLAASPASSL
NT seq
474 nt
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nt
atggaggcgccccgggaagacgccctgcagagctcctgggtggaggtgcccccgcttgac
ctggaggagccccccacaccggcctgtgcgccccaccgcgacatggaacggatcctcctg
gaggcgcagctggagatggagccgccgcgggccgagggctccttccttgcactgaaggcg
cctggtgtggaggacctgagcccagggcagagggaagacgctgaagggtctgtccagctg
gggaccctgccctggtcgtggcccagcccccctgagcaccaaaaggagctggcctgcctg
ccccctgcgtgtgcccccctgctcagcccagttctacacaggaggagggggttgcgggac
ccccagctgctgcttctggtcatcccctctctgctgctcagccacgtcttggccttcggc
cttggcatttgtattgggaagcgtctggctgcctccccagcaagcagcctgtga
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