Genomic Location: chr1Alt:15270651...15299747
NR annotation: XP_044167934.1, NACHT, LRR and PYD domains-containing protein 12-like [Acropora millepora]
Species Acropora digitifera · all data for this species · gene families
| CDS |
| g950.t1 |
| Transcript |
| chr1Alt.g950.t1 |
| Protein |
| chr1Alt.g950.t1 |
| Pfam accession | Pfam name | Description | Type | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PF13516 all species → | LRR_6 | Leucine Rich repeat | Repeat | Interproscan |
| InterPro term | Type | Description | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| IPR032675 all species → | Homologous_superfamily | Leucine-rich repeat domain superfamily | Interproscan |
| IPR051261 all species → | Family | NOD-like receptor (NLR) | Interproscan |
| IPR035994 all species → | Homologous_superfamily | Nucleoside phosphorylase superfamily | Interproscan |
| IPR001611 all species → | Repeat | Leucine-rich repeat | Interproscan |
| PANTHER term | Description | Source |
|---|---|---|
| PTHR24106 all species → | NACHT, LRR AND CARD DOMAINS-CONTAINING | Interproscan |
| GO term | Category | Description | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| GO:0003824 all species → | Molecular Function | catalytic activity | Interproscan |
| GO:0009116 all species → | Biological Process | nucleoside metabolic process | Interproscan |
| GO:0005515 all species → | Molecular Function | protein binding | Interproscan |
g950.t1.Transcript abundance of g950.t1 across 39 RNA-seq samples of Acropora digitifera. Values are TPM (transcripts per million) from the StringTie quantification; one bar is one sample, grouped and coloured by condition, sorted by expression within each group.
| Condition | Samples | TPM > 0 | Mean TPM | Max TPM | Mean, relative to max |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coral branch | 39 | 39 | 9.27 | 28.91 |
Source: CnidoSite RNA-seq expression matrices (ADIGI_TPM,
StringTie quantification over 39 runs), joined to SRA sample
metadata. Samples whose tissue/treatment is not recorded in the source metadata are grouped
by the descriptor carried in the expression matrix itself.