Aniseed - Gene card

Gene Card

Best human hits

CEP126

Species

C. robusta formely Ciona int. type A

Unique Gene ID

Cirobu.g00013641

Gene Model ID

KH2012:KH.S115.20

Location

KhS115:176082..193022

Transcript Models and Sequences

KH2012:KH.S115.20.v1.B.ND1-1
KH2012:KH.S115.20.v2.B.ND1-2

External Database Gene Card

External database links

4 results

Database	Gene ID
ENSEMBL	ENSCING00000002593
ENSEMBL	ENSCING00000022052
NCBI Reference Sequence	XM_002122715.4
NCBI Reference Sequence	XR_001975269.1

Collections

Gateway full ORF

2 results

Gene collection 1 (N. Satoh)

1 result

cieg007l21

Plate: R1CiGC16l03

WashU Genome Browser

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Genomicus Synteny Browser

Regulatory Regions

No result

n/a

Gene Phylogeny

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Gene Annotations

InterPro

2 results

IPR Term	Analysis	Definition
CEP126	PANTHER	Centrosomal protein of 126kDa
CEP126	Pfam	Centrosomal protein of 126kDa

GOSlim

13 results

GO Term	Annotation Origin	Type
protein binding	Blast	molecular function
cytoplasm	Blast	cellular component
centrosome	Blast	cellular component
microtubule organizing center	Blast	cellular component
cytoskeleton	Blast	cellular component
midbody	Blast	cellular component
cell projection	Blast	cellular component
organelle part	Blast	cellular component
cell projection part	Blast	cellular component
plasma membrane region	Blast	cellular component
macromolecular complex	Blast	cellular component
microtubule-based process	InterProScan	biological process
organelle organization	InterProScan	biological process

GO (Orthology)