2JNG


Conserved Protein Domain Family
Cul7
?
pfam11515: Cul7 (this model, PSSM-Id:288381 is obsolete and has been replaced by 463286)
Click on image for an interactive view with Cn3D
Mouse development and cellular proliferation protein Cullin-7
The Cullin Ring Ligase family member, Cul7, is required for normal mouse development and cellular proliferation. Cul7 has a CPH domain which is a p53 interaction domain. The CPH domain interaction surface of P53 is present in the tetramerization domain.
Links
?
Statistics
?
PSSM-Id: 288381
Aligned: 26 rows
Threshold Bit Score: 111.584
Created: 26-Jun-2015
Updated: 5-Aug-2015
Structure
?
Program:
Drawing:
Aligned Rows:
Download Cn3D
PubMed ReferencesClick to see Conserved Features Help
Sequence Alignment
?
Format: Row Display: Color Bits: Type Selection: 
2JNG_A          5 RSEFASGNTYALYVRDTLQPGMRVRMLDDYEEISAGDEGEFRQSNNG----VPPVQVFWESTGRTYWVHWHMLEILGFE 79   human
XP_002427731 2579 RSDFLSNDEYALYIRDNIALGMIVRCCKTYEEVHEGDIGRVLKIDREel-hDLNVRVDWQQKGSPYWVRFIHIELVGFP 2656 human body louse
XP_008209737 2497 RSDFLSVDEYAIYVRDNVKSGMLVRCCKTYEEVEYGDVGQVVKIDPEgl-hDLNVQVSWQHKGGTYWVRFIHIELLGHP 2574 jewel wasp
EEZ97761     1651 RSQFLSNDEYAMYVRDNVEVGMLVRCCKSYEEVQLGDIGKVVKVDREgl-hDLNLQVNWQHRVSTYWVRFIQVELLGFP 1728 red flour beetle
EFX81111     2272 qSDFASSDDYAAYIRDHIAIGMHVRCCRSYDDLGEGDVGHVVQLDRDgl-hDLNLQVEWQQKGGTYWVRYVHVEIIGFv 2349 common water flea
Q17IM6       2554 REDFKSADQYAMYVRGLICPGMLVRCCQDFEEIRKGDIGTVLKVEPEgl-hDLNVRVDWQMHDRPYWMCFVHLELLEAP 2631 yellow fever m...
FAA00228        4 PHDFNDNDDYARYVRDNITIGMMVCCCRTYEEVEEGDIGQVLRLDKDgi-qDLNVQASWINKGGTYWVRYIHVELIASP 81   vase tunicate
XP_002025047 1465 RKDFQTADHYALYVRGLVRPGMTVRCCRDFEEIKQGDMGTVLIVDTEgl-hDLNVQVDWRNHGSTYWVCFVHIELVEPP 1542 Drosophila per...
XP_001946768 2309 RNDFDSADGYANYVKYAVDVGMIVRCCREYESINVGCEGKVIKIMRDgglhDLNIKVDWKSIGIVYWVRYIHIELIDYG 2387 pea aphid
EHJ72511     2713 RSCFASEDEYAQYLSDIITPGMTVRCCKAYENIALGDVGQVQKVERDik-qNVFLHVEWRGVGRVAGVRATHAEVVSGa 2790 monarch butterfly
| Disclaimer | Privacy statement | Accessibility |
NCBI Home NCBI Search NCBI SiteMap