General Information: |
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Name(s) found: |
YOR262W
[SGD]
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Description(s) found:
Found 27 descriptions. SHOW ALL |
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Organism: | Saccharomyces cerevisiae |
Length: | 347 amino acids |
Gene Ontology: |
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Cellular Component: |
cytoplasm
[IDA]
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Biological Process: |
biological_process
[ND]
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Molecular Function: |
molecular_function
[ND]
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Sequence: |
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Sequence: [PDR BLAST] [ProtParam] |
1 11 21 31 41 51 | | | | | | 1 MPFAQIVIGP PGSGKSTYCN GCSQFFNAIG RHSQVVNMDP ANDALPYPCA VDIRDFITLE 60 61 EIMQEQQLGP NGGLMYAVES LDNSIDLFIL QIKSLVEEEK AYLVFDCPGQ VELFTHHSSL 120 121 FNIFKKMEKE LDIRFCVVNL IDCFYMTSPS QYISILLLAL RSMLMMDLPH INVFSKIDML 180 181 KSYGELPFRL DYYTEVQDLD YLEPYIEKEG SSVLGKKYSK LTETIKELVS DFNLVSFEVL 240 241 SVDDKESMIN LQGVIDKANG YIFGASEVGG DTVWAEASRE GALIANYDIQ DRWIDNKEKY 300 301 DKEEEEKRTA LLKEQELQNK AVDVNEEDEW ENALKEWEEK QGMDFVR |
  | PUBLICATION | TOPOLOGY | COCOMPLEXED PROTEINS |
View Details | Krogan NJ, et al. (2006) | ACF2 DTR1 LSB1 SBA1 SRO77 URA8 YGL140C YOR262W |
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BAIT | PREY | HITS | PUBLICATION | |
View Screen | 2 | Uetz P, et al. (2000) |
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  | PROTEIN(S) | PUBLICATION |
View Data |
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Hazbun TR, et al. (2003) |
View Data |
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Huh WK, et al. (2003) |
Domains predicted:
# | Region(s) | Method | Confidence | Match Description | |
1 | View Details | [1..200] | 20.522879 | Signal recognition particle receptor, FtsY; GTPase domain of the signal recognition particle receptor FtsY | |
2 | View Details | [201..347] | N/A | Confident ab initio structure predictions are available. |
Functions predicted (by domain):
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2 | No functions predicted. |
Protein predicted to be: | GLOBULAR (No transmembrane regions or signal peptide) |
Confidence of classification: | 0.92 |
Source: Reynolds et al. (2008)