Name: LOC100290806 | Sequence: fasta or formatted (363aa) | NCBI GI: 239752017 | |
Description: PREDICTED: hypothetical protein XP_002348069
| Not currently referenced in the text | ||
Composition:
Amino acid Percentage Count Longest homopolymer A alanine 8.8 32 2 C cysteine 4.4 16 1 D aspartate 3.6 13 2 E glutamate 6.6 24 2 F phenylalanine 1.7 6 1 G glycine 11.6 42 2 H histidine 5.8 21 2 I isoleucine 1.7 6 1 K lysine 5.0 18 2 L leucine 6.6 24 2 M methionine 0.6 2 1 N asparagine 1.1 4 1 P proline 7.4 27 1 Q glutamine 7.7 28 3 R arginine 6.9 25 2 S serine 5.5 20 2 T threonine 2.8 10 1 V valine 8.3 30 2 W tryptophan 2.5 9 1 Y tyrosine 1.7 6 1 |
Comparative genomics:
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Search summary
Figure data | ||
Related human proteins:Protein Relative score Description Self-match 1.000 PREDICTED: hypothetical protein XP_002348069 LOC100292535 0.811 PREDICTED: hypothetical protein PAPLN 0.011 papilin SRRM2 0.008 splicing coactivator subunit SRm300 BAHCC1 0.007 BAH domain and coiled-coil containing 1 PSD4 0.007 pleckstrin and Sec7 domain containing 4 DNHD1 0.005 dynein heavy chain domain 1 isoform 1 LOC100131669 0.005 PREDICTED: hypothetical protein LOC100131669 0.005 PREDICTED: hypothetical protein LOC100131669 0.005 PREDICTED: hypothetical protein AXIN2 0.005 axin 2 C2orf27B 0.004 hypothetical protein LOC408029 C2orf27A 0.004 hypothetical protein LOC29798 TBC1D5 0.004 TBC1 domain family, member 5 isoform a TBC1D5 0.004 TBC1 domain family, member 5 isoform b TBC1D5 0.004 TBC1 domain family, member 5 isoform b NTNG2 0.004 netrin G2Human BLASTP results (used to prepare the table) |
Gene descriptions are from NCBI RefSeq. Search results were obtained with NCBI BLAST and RefSeq entries. When identical proteins are present, the self-match may not be listed first in BLASTP output. In such cases, the table above has been reordered to place it first.
See About the Figures for the scoring system used in the figure above right. The same scoring system was used in the table of BLASTP results.
Guide to the Human Genome
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