Detailed information of ENSQPTP00000016428.1 in Actinia mediterranea

Genomic Location: not available for this species
NR annotation: XP_031563305.1, GTP-binding protein Di-Ras2-like [Actinia tenebrosa]
Species abbreviation AMEDI · all data for this species · gene families

 Sequence
CDS
Transcript
Protein
 UniProt (Swiss-Prot top hit)
UniProt accessionDescription
P63032GTP-binding protein Rhes OS=Mus musculus OX=10090 GN=Rasd2 PE=2 SV=1
P63033GTP-binding protein Rhes OS=Rattus norvegicus OX=10116 GN=Rasd2 PE=1 SV=1
Q96D21GTP-binding protein Rhes OS=Homo sapiens OX=9606 GN=RASD2 PE=1 SV=1
 Gene family
Family typeMembership / link
Orthogroup (gene family)OG0009588 (this species only)

 Pfam domain
Pfam accessionPfam nameDescriptionTypeSource
PF00071
all species →
RasRas familyDomainInterproscan

 InterPro
InterPro termTypeDescriptionSource
IPR001806
all species →
FamilySmall GTPaseInterproscan
IPR027417
all species →
Homologous_superfamilyP-loop containing nucleoside triphosphate hydrolaseInterproscan
IPR005225
all species →
DomainSmall GTP-binding protein domainInterproscan
IPR020849
all species →
FamilySmall GTPase, Ras-typeInterproscan

 PANTHER
PANTHER termDescriptionSource
PTHR24070
all species →
RAS, DI-RAS, AND RHEB FAMILY MEMBERS OF SMALL GTPASE SUPERFAMILYInterproscan

 Gene Ontology
GO termCategoryDescriptionSource
GO:0003924
all species →
Molecular FunctionGTPase activityInterproscan
GO:0005525
all species →
Molecular FunctionGTP bindingInterproscan
GO:0005886
all species →
Cellular Componentplasma membraneInterproscan
GO:0007165
all species →
Biological Processsignal transductionInterproscan
GO:0016020
all species →
Cellular ComponentmembraneInterproscan
GO:0019003
all species →
Molecular FunctionGDP bindingInterproscan

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 KEGG pathway
No KEGG orthology assignment for ENSQPTP00000016428.1.

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