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Name: DOC2A Sequence: fasta or formatted (400aa) NCBI GI: 47078261
Description:

double C2-like domains, alpha

Referenced in:

ER, Golgi, and the Secretory Pathway
Synapses

Composition:

amino acid map
 Amino acid        Percentage    Count  Longest homopolymer
 A alanine             8.2         33           2
 C cysteine            2.5         10           1
 D aspartate           6.5         26           3
 E glutamate           6.2         25           2
 F phenylalanine       2.2          9           2
 G glycine             8.5         34           7
 H histidine           2.8         11           1
 I isoleucine          4.8         19           1
 K lysine              6.0         24           3
 L leucine            12.0         48           2
 M methionine          1.5          6           1
 N asparagine          3.2         13           1
 P proline             6.5         26           2
 Q glutamine           2.5         10           2
 R arginine            6.5         26           3
 S serine              6.5         26           2
 T threonine           5.2         21           2
 V valine              4.2         17           1
 W tryptophan          1.0          4           1
 Y tyrosine            3.0         12           1
Comparative genomics:

Search single species RefSeq proteins at NCBI
   H. sapiens
   M. musculus
   D. rerio
   C. intestinalis
   S. purpuratus
   D. melanogaster
   C. elegans
   A. thaliana
   S. cerevisiae
   E. coli W3110
   A. pernix K1

Search summary

comparative genomics plot

   Figure data

Additional searches of
RefSeq proteins at NCBI

   All
   Eukaryotes
   Bacteria
   Archaea
   Viruses
   Primates
   Mammals
   Vertebrates

Related human proteins:
Protein          Relative score         Description

Self-match            1.000   double C2-like domains, alpha 
DOC2B                 0.596   double C2-like domains, beta 
RPH3A                 0.499   rabphilin 3A homolog isoform 1 
RPH3A                 0.499   rabphilin 3A homolog isoform 2 
LOC390213             0.380   PREDICTED: hypothetical protein LOC390213 
LOC390213             0.368   PREDICTED: similar to hCG21066 
LOC390213             0.368   PREDICTED: similar to hCG21066 
SYT7                  0.193   synaptotagmin VII 
SYT2                  0.183   synaptotagmin II 
SYT2                  0.183   synaptotagmin II 
SYT1                  0.180   synaptotagmin I 
SYT1                  0.180   synaptotagmin I 
SYT1                  0.180   synaptotagmin I 
SYT5                  0.175   synaptotagmin V 
SYT6                  0.164   synaptotagmin VI 
SYT4                  0.158   synaptotagmin IV 
SYT10                 0.156   synaptotagmin X 
SYT3                  0.154   synaptotagmin III 
SYT3                  0.154   synaptotagmin III 
SYT3                  0.154   synaptotagmin III 
SYT11                 0.145   synaptotagmin XI 
SYT9                  0.145   synaptotagmin IX 
SYTL4                 0.125   synaptotagmin-like 4 
SYTL4                 0.125   synaptotagmin-like 4 
SYT17                 0.107   B/K protein 
SYTL5                 0.105   synaptotagmin-like 5 isoform 1 
SYTL5                 0.105   synaptotagmin-like 5 isoform 2 
SYTL5                 0.105   synaptotagmin-like 5 isoform 1 
SYT16                 0.105   synaptotagmin XIV-like 
SYTL2                 0.091   synaptotagmin-like 2 isoform b 
Human 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.


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