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  1. Gene 'Cisavi.CG.ENS81.R411...'

Gene Card

Best human hits

AGTR2; RXFP3

Species

C.savignyi

Unique Gene ID

Cisavi.g00007550

Gene Model ID

Cisavi.CG.ENS81.R411.150079-152046

Location

R411:150078..152046

Transcript Models and Sequences

  Cisavi.CG.ENS81.R411.150079-152046.02462.t

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Regulatory Regions

Regulatory Regions

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Gene Annotations

InterPro

3 results

IPR Term Analysis Definition
GPCR_Rhodpsn PRINTS G protein-coupled receptor, rhodopsin-like
GPCR_Rhodpsn_7TM ProSiteProfiles GPCR, rhodopsin-like, 7TM
GPCR_Rhodpsn Pfam G protein-coupled receptor, rhodopsin-like

GOSlim

No result

GO Term Annotation Origin Type

GO (Orthology)

16 results

GO Term SpeciesCe = Caenorhabditis elegans
Dr = Danio rerio
Dm = Drosophila melanogaster
Gg = Gallus gallus
Hs = Homo sapiens
Mm = Mus musculus
Sc = Saccharomyces cerevisiae
Type
signal transducer activity Hs molecular function
G-protein coupled receptor activity Hs molecular function
plasma membrane Hs cellular component
integral component of plasma membrane Hs cellular component
inflammatory response Hs biological process
signal transduction Hs biological process
G-protein coupled receptor signaling pathway Hs biological process
phospholipase C-activating G-protein coupled receptor signaling pathway Hs biological process
membrane Hs cellular component
integral component of membrane Hs cellular component
complement receptor mediated signaling pathway Hs biological process
complement receptor activity Hs molecular function
N-formyl peptide receptor activity Hs molecular function
positive regulation of cytosolic calcium ion concentration Hs biological process
leukocyte migration Hs biological process
cell chemotaxis Hs biological process

GO (Blast)

15 results

GO Term SpeciesCe = Caenorhabditis elegans
Dr = Danio rerio
Dm = Drosophila melanogaster
Gg = Gallus gallus
Hs = Homo sapiens
Mm = Mus musculus
Sc = Saccharomyces cerevisiae
Type Score E-value
signal transducer activity Hs molecular function 80.5 1.22e-17
G-protein coupled receptor activity Hs molecular function 80.5 1.22e-17
angiotensin type II receptor activity Hs molecular function 80.5 1.22e-17
galanin receptor activity Hs molecular function 73.9 3.89e-15
protein binding Hs molecular function 80.5 1.22e-17
extracellular region Hs cellular component 80.5 1.22e-17
plasma membrane Hs cellular component 80.5 1.22e-17
integral component of plasma membrane Hs cellular component 80.5 1.22e-17
transcription factor binding Hs molecular function 80.5 1.22e-17
G-protein coupled peptide receptor activity Hs molecular function 73.9 3.89e-15
membrane Hs cellular component 80.5 1.22e-17
integral component of membrane Hs cellular component 80.5 1.22e-17
peptide hormone binding Hs molecular function 80.5 1.22e-17
receptor antagonist activity Hs molecular function 80.5 1.22e-17
perinuclear region of cytoplasm Hs cellular component 80.5 1.22e-17

GO (InterProScan)

3 results

GO Term Analysis Type e-value
G-protein coupled receptor activity Pfam molecular function 6.2E-17
G-protein coupled receptor signaling pathway Pfam biological process 6.2E-17
integral component of membrane Pfam cellular component 6.2E-17





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