KEGG   Polypterus senegalus (gray bichir): 120539080
Entry
120539080         CDS       T08668                                 
Symbol
vsir
Name
(RefSeq) V-type immunoglobulin domain-containing suppressor of T-cell activation isoform X1
  KO
K23268  V-type immunoglobulin domain-containing suppressor of T-cell activation
Organism
psex  Polypterus senegalus (gray bichir)
Pathway
psex04514  Cell adhesion molecules
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:psex00001]
 09130 Environmental Information Processing
  09133 Signaling molecules and interaction
   04514 Cell adhesion molecules
    120539080 (vsir)
SSDB
Motif
Pfam: V-set TMEM51 TagF_N PMI_typeI_cat
Other DBs
NCBI-GeneID: 120539080
NCBI-ProteinID: XP_039624753
LinkDB
Position
1:complement(215649002..215737456)
AA seq 292 aa
MDLQGKKGTAVLLCVLSYLAAWRGVAWTMKVIAPHISFSCSEGNNVTLPCIIVGPLAGPH
DKVGRNFFFSVNKDPKCPEKVHPRHANEIFHKPQHGVYSGVNHKGKFWITLTNLTLMDQG
TYCCFVYDVAQKLNATQLQQAKHAYIDLNITKSGNGTGNENCIIHDASHIEMDPKEASIA
AGLATAGCIMGVLSLPLILLLVYKQRQSVVSTRRAHELVRMDSEAQGHENPVFEEVMGEA
KTRTVAQIMRQQSESGRHLLSEPNTPLSPPVHGDCFFPSQEPIPESPDLVKI
NT seq 879 nt   +upstreamnt  +downstreamnt
atggatttacaaggcaaaaaggggactgcggtgctgctgtgcgtcctcagctacctggcg
gcttggagaggtgtagcttggacgatgaaagtgattgctcctcacatatcatttagttgc
tcagaaggcaataatgtcacattgccttgcatcattgtgggtccactagctgggccccat
gacaaggtgggaaggaactttttcttcagtgtcaataaggaccccaaatgtccagagaag
gttcatcctcgtcacgccaacgaaatttttcacaagcctcagcatggggtctattctgga
gtaaaccacaagggcaagttttggattacactgaccaacctcaccctcatggaccagggg
acctactgctgttttgtgtatgatgttgcccaaaagctcaatgccactcaacttcagcag
gccaagcatgcctacattgatcttaacatcaccaaatcagggaatggcaccggcaacgaa
aactgcatcattcatgacgcatcacatattgaaatggatcccaaggaagcctccattgca
gctggcctggcaactgcagggtgcattatgggtgtcctgtcgctgcccttgatcctcttg
ttggtgtacaagcagaggcagagtgtggtttctactcggcgggctcatgaactggtacga
atggacagtgaagctcaaggtcatgagaatcctgtttttgaagaagtgatgggagaagca
aagacccgtacagtggcccagataatgaggcagcagtcagagtcggggcgccacctactg
tccgaaccaaataccccactttcacctcctgtgcatggagattgcttttttccatctcaa
gaacccatcccggagtctccagatttagttaaaatctaa

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