Detailed information of ENSQPTP00000077184.1 in Actinia mediterranea

Genomic Location: chr8:1698342...1699650
NR annotation: XP_031555446.1, histamine H2 receptor-like [Actinia tenebrosa]
Species Actinia mediterranea · all data for this species · gene families


 Gene Structure
More details in JBrowse  Sequence
No sequence record for ENSQPTP00000077184.1 in AMEDI (the gene ID may belong to a different isoform naming scheme). Try the gene search.
 UniProt (Swiss-Prot top hit)
UniProt accessionDescription
Q76MS7Histamine H2 receptor OS=Gorilla gorilla gorilla OX=9595 GN=HRH2 PE=3 SV=1
P25021Histamine H2 receptor OS=Homo sapiens OX=9606 GN=HRH2 PE=1 SV=1
P60021Histamine H2 receptor OS=Pan troglodytes OX=9598 GN=HRH2 PE=3 SV=1
 Gene family
Family typeMembership / link
Orthogroup (gene family)OG0001555 (this species only) · gene tree & orthology

 Pfam domain
Pfam accessionPfam nameDescriptionTypeSource
PF00001
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7tm_17 transmembrane receptor (rhodopsin family)FamilyInterproscan

 InterPro
InterPro termTypeDescriptionSource
IPR000276
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FamilyG protein-coupled receptor, rhodopsin-likeInterproscan
IPR050569
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FamilyTrace Amine-Associated ReceptorInterproscan
IPR017452
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DomainGPCR, rhodopsin-like, 7TMInterproscan
IPR000929
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FamilyDopamine receptor familyInterproscan

 PANTHER
PANTHER termDescriptionSource
PTHR24249
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HISTAMINE RECEPTOR-RELATED G-PROTEIN COUPLED RECEPTORInterproscan

 Gene Ontology
GO termCategoryDescriptionSource
GO:0004930
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Molecular FunctionG protein-coupled receptor activityInterproscan
GO:0007186
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Biological ProcessG protein-coupled receptor signaling pathwayInterproscan
GO:0016020
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Cellular ComponentmembraneInterproscan

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 KEGG pathway
No KEGG orthology assignment for ENSQPTP00000077184.1.

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