LOC56985 abstract: Difference between revisions
From MDWiki
Jump to navigationJump to search
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
LOC56985 is a hypothetical protein coded by the gene C17orf48 in humans. We have inferred structural, evolutionary, and functional characteristics of LOC56985 using bioinformatic analysis. Sequence analysis identified LOC56985 as a metallophosphoesterase with high similarity orthologs present in vertebrates and plants. Structural studies, performed using the x-ray structure of an ortholog from zebra fish, indicates that LOC56985 is most likely a purple acid phosphatase (PAP). | LOC56985 is a hypothetical protein coded by the gene C17orf48 in humans. We have inferred structural, evolutionary, and functional characteristics of LOC56985 using bioinformatic analysis. Sequence analysis identified LOC56985 as a metallophosphoesterase with high similarity orthologs present in vertebrates and plants. Structural studies, performed using the x-ray structure of an ortholog from zebra fish, indicates that LOC56985 is most likely a purple acid phosphatase (PAP). | ||
[LOC56985 abstract| Abstract]] | [[LOC56985_intro| Introduction]] | [[LOC56985_results| Results]] | [[LOC56985_discussion| Discussion]] | | |||
[[LOC56985_conclusion| Conclusion]] | [[LOC56985_method| Method]] | [[LOC56985_references| References]] | |||
[[Hypothetical Protein LOC56985| Back To Main Hypothetical Protein LOC56985 Page]] | |||
Revision as of 02:47, 30 May 2008
LOC56985 is a hypothetical protein coded by the gene C17orf48 in humans. We have inferred structural, evolutionary, and functional characteristics of LOC56985 using bioinformatic analysis. Sequence analysis identified LOC56985 as a metallophosphoesterase with high similarity orthologs present in vertebrates and plants. Structural studies, performed using the x-ray structure of an ortholog from zebra fish, indicates that LOC56985 is most likely a purple acid phosphatase (PAP).
[LOC56985 abstract| Abstract]] | Introduction | Results | Discussion | Conclusion | Method | References
