Pseudoliparis swirei (Mariana hadal snailfish): 130211009
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Entry
130211009 CDS
T09868
Symbol
c1qtnf5
Name
(RefSeq) complement C1q tumor necrosis factor-related protein 5
KO
K24212
complement C1q and tumor necrosis factor-related protein 5
Organism
pswi
Pseudoliparis swirei (Mariana hadal snailfish)
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
pswi00001
]
09180 Brite Hierarchies
09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
04990 Domain-containing proteins not elsewhere classified [BR:
pswi04990
]
130211009 (c1qtnf5)
Domain-containing proteins not elsewhere classified [BR:
pswi04990
]
C1q domain-containing proteins
Adiponectin / short collagen group proteins
130211009 (c1qtnf5)
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Motif
Pfam:
C1q
Collagen
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-GeneID:
130211009
NCBI-ProteinID:
XP_056297567
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Position
20:complement(25414427..25417259)
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AA seq
250 aa
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MTSLLHPLLLFLLILLQVHLSNQSGDDLIPPSLCTGHPGTPGSSGAPGGPGLPGRDGRDG
RDAAPGGAGPKGDAGNPGEAGIRGLVGDRGDPGAKGEGGKAGECAVAPKSAFSAKLSEGR
ALPLAVGEAVGFDEVTINEQGDYDAGTGRFTCKVPGLYYFAVHATVYRASLQFDLMKNAH
AAASYFQFFGNWDKPAALSGGSLLHLAPGDQVWVQMALSEYSGFYSSAKTDSTFTGFLVY
SDWKNSAVFA
NT seq
753 nt
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atgacctcgctgttgcaccccctcctcctcttcctcctcatcctcctccaagtccatctc
tccaaccaatcaggagacgacctgatccctcccagtctgtgcacgggtcaccccggtacc
ccgggttcttccggcgctcccggcggtcccggtctgcccgggagagacgggagggacggg
agggatgctgcaccggggggggcgggaccgaagggcgacgcgggaaacccaggcgaggcg
ggaatccgaggcctcgtgggcgacagaggtgaccccggagcgaagggcgagggggggaag
gcgggagagtgcgcggtggcgcccaaatcggccttcagcgccaaactctccgagggccgc
gctctgcccctcgccgtgggcgaggcggtcggcttcgacgaggtcaccatcaacgagcag
ggcgactacgacgcggggacgggccgcttcacctgcaaggtgcccgggctttactacttc
gccgtgcacgccacggtgtaccgcgccagcctccagttcgacctgatgaagaacgcccac
gccgccgcctcgtatttccagttcttcggcaactgggacaaaccggcggcgctgtcgggc
ggctcgctgctccacctggcgcccggcgaccaggtgtgggtccagatggcgctgtcggag
tacagcgggttttactccagcgccaagacggacagcaccttcaccggcttcctggtgtac
tcggactggaagaactcggctgtgtttgcatga
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