Detailed information of HK74SY85_g4887 in Paraphelliactis xishaensis sp. nov.

Genomic Location: ctg23:1067950...1083376
NR annotation: KXJ15532.1, G-protein coupled receptor GRL101 [Exaiptasia diaphana]


 Gene Structure
More details in Jbrowse  Sequence
CDS
Transcript
Protein
 Uniprot
Uniprot termDescription
P46023G-protein coupled receptor GRL101 OS=Lymnaea stagnalis OX=6523 PE=2 SV=1
Q91ZZ5Relaxin receptor 2 OS=Mus musculus OX=10090 GN=Rxfp2 PE=2 SV=2
Q5XM32Relaxin receptor 2 OS=Canis lupus familiaris OX=9615 GN=RXFP2 PE=2 SV=1

 Pfam domain
Pfam accessionPfam nameDescriptionTypeSource
PF000017tm_17 transmembrane receptor (rhodopsin family)FamilyInterproscan
PF13855LRR_8Leucine rich repeatRepeatInterproscan

 InterPro
InterPro termTypeDescriptionSource
IPR000276FamilyG protein-coupled receptor, rhodopsin-likeInterproscan
IPR017452DomainGPCR, rhodopsin-like, 7TMInterproscan
IPR032675Homologous_superfamilyLeucine-rich repeat domain superfamilyInterproscan
IPR003591RepeatLeucine-rich repeat, typical subtypeInterproscan
IPR001611RepeatLeucine-rich repeatInterproscan
IPR002131FamilyGlycoprotein hormone receptor familyInterproscan

 PANTHER
PANTHER termDescriptionSource
PTHR24372GLYCOPROTEIN HORMONE RECEPTORInterproscan

 Gene Ontology
GO termsCategoryDescriptionSource
GO:0004930Molecular FunctionG protein-coupled receptor activityInterproscan
GO:0007186Biological ProcessG protein-coupled receptor signaling pathwayInterproscan
GO:0016020Cellular ComponentmembraneInterproscan
GO:0005886Cellular Componentplasma membraneInterproscan
GO:0005887Cellular Componentplasma membraneInterproscan
GO:0007189Biological Processadenylate cyclase-activating G protein-coupled receptor signaling pathwayInterproscan
GO:0007190Biological Processactivation of adenylate cyclase activityInterproscan
GO:0008528Molecular FunctionG protein-coupled peptide receptor activityInterproscan
GO:0009755Biological Processhormone-mediated signaling pathwayInterproscan
GO:0005515Molecular Functionprotein bindingInterproscan
GO:0016500Molecular Functionprotein-hormone receptor activityInterproscan

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