Ursus americanus (American black bear): 123798176
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Entry
123798176 CDS
T07931
Symbol
TP53INP2
Name
(RefSeq) tumor protein p53-inducible nuclear protein 2 isoform X1
KO
K21247
tumor protein p53-inducible nuclear protein 2
Organism
uar
Ursus americanus (American black bear)
Pathway
uar04140
Autophagy - animal
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
uar00001
]
09140 Cellular Processes
09141 Transport and catabolism
04140 Autophagy - animal
123798176 (TP53INP2)
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Motif
Pfam:
DOR
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-GeneID:
123798176
NCBI-ProteinID:
XP_045662370
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Position
Unknown
AA seq
322 aa
AA seq
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MANRWVGMRGLCWADTSWGCPAFYNLCRSPTREASTWGTLSSGAHHGSANVEILSVYRGW
MILVTSVKTYPGNGRGSNKHKNTSGFYTAAGRPPEAVSSPAMFQRLTSLFFSTPPTPEDP
ECPRAFVSEEDEVDGWLIIDLPDSYAAPPSPGAAPAPAGRPPPAPSLMDESWFVTPPACF
TAEGPGLGPARLQSSPLEDLLIEHPSMSVYVTGSTIVLEPGPPSPHPDAALPDGDLSEGE
LAPARREPRALHHAAAPLPARAALLEKAGQARRLQRARQRAERHALSAKVVQRQNRARES
RSRRPKHQGSFVYQPCQRQFNY
NT seq
969 nt
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nt
atggctaacagatgggttgggatgcgtggtttgtgctgggcagacactagttgggggtgc
ccagccttttataatctctgtaggtctcccaccagagaagccagcacctggggaacactt
tcttctggagcccaccatgggtctgcaaatgtggaaatactctcagtttatagaggttgg
atgattctggtgacaagtgtgaagacatacccggggaatgggagaggtagcaacaagcat
aaaaatacctcaggtttctacactgccgcaggacgcccccctgaggccgtttcatccccg
gccatgttccagcgtctcaccagcctcttcttcagtactcccccaacccccgaggacccc
gaatgcccccgagccttcgtctccgaggaggatgaagtggacggctggctcatcattgac
ctgccggacagctacgcggctccacccagccccggggccgcccctgccccagcaggccgc
cccccgcccgcgccctccttgatggacgagagctggtttgttacccctcccgcctgtttt
actgcagaggggcccggactcgggcccgcccgcctccagagcagccccctggaggatctc
ctcatcgagcaccccagcatgtccgtttacgtcaccggcagcaccatagtgctggagcct
gggcccccttccccacaccccgacgctgccctgcctgacggcgaccttagcgaaggagag
ttggcgcccgcccgccgcgagccccgggccctgcaccacgccgccgcccctctgccggcg
cgggccgctctgctggagaaggccggccaggcgcggcggctgcagcgagcccggcagcgg
gccgagcgccacgctctgagcgccaaggtggtgcagcggcagaaccgcgcccgcgagagt
cgttcgcgccggcccaagcaccagggcagcttcgtctaccagccgtgccagcgccagttc
aactactga
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