RAP1B

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RAP1B, član RAS familije onkogena
PDB prikaz baziran na 1c1y.
Dostupne strukture
3BRW, 3CF6
Identifikatori
Simboli	RAP1B; K-REV; RAL1B
Vanjski ID	OMIM: 179530 MGI: 894315 HomoloGene: 68719 GeneCards: RAP1B Gene
Ontologija gena Molekularna funkcija • vezivanje nukleotida • aktivnost GTPaze • proteinsko vezivanje • GTP vezivanje • GDP vezivanje Celularna komponenta • intracelularni • citoplazma • citosol • ćelijska membrana • međućelijski spoj • membrana Biološki proces • metabolički proces energijske rezerve • GTP katabolički proces • prenos signala • prenos signala posredovan malim GTPazama • koagulacija krvi • ćelijska proliferacija • aktivacija trombocita • metabolički proces malih molekula • regulacija sekrecije insulina • regulacija uspostavljanja ćelijske polarnosti
Ortolozi
Vrsta	Čovek	Miš
Entrez	5908	215449
Ensembl	ENSG00000127314	ENSMUSG00000052681
UniProt	P61224	Q99JI6
RefSeq (mRNA)	NM_001010942.2	NM_024457.2
RefSeq (protein)	NP_001010942.1	NP_077777.1
Lokacija (UCSC)	Chr 12: 69 - 69.05 Mb	Chr 10: 117.25 - 117.28 Mb
PubMed pretraga	[1]	[2]

Ras srodni protein Rap-1b, takođe poznat kao GTP vezujući protein smg p21B, je protein koji je kod ljudi kodiran RAP1B genom.

Literatura

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