CRDL2_MOUSE Q8VEA6
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UniProt:Q8VEA6
Recommended name：Chordin-like protein 2
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GeneID：69121
Gene names (primary )：Chrdl2
Gene names (synonym )：Chl2
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Length：426
Mass：47765
Sequence：MVPGVRIIPSLLGLVMFWLPLDSQARSRSGKVCLFGEKIYTPGQSWHPYLEPQGTIYCVRCTCSENGHVNCYRLRCPPLHCSQPVMEPQQCCPRCVDPHVPSGLRVPLKSCQLNETTYQHGEIFSAQELFPARLSNQCVLCSCIEGHTYCGLMTCPEPSCPTTLPLPDSCCQTCKDRTTESSTEENLTQLQHGERHSQDPCSERRGPSTPAPTSLSSPLGFIPRHFQSVGMGSTTIKIILKEKHKKACTHNGKTYSHGEVWHPTVLSFGPMPCILCTCIDGYQDCHRVTCPTQYPCSQPKKVAGKCCKICPEDEAEDDHSEVISTRCPKVPGQFHVYTLASPSPDSLHRFVLEHEASDQVEMYIWKLVKGIYHLVQIKRVRKQDFQKEAQNFRLLTGTHEGYWTVFLAQTPELKVTASPDKVTKTL
Tissue specificity：Weakly expressed in the liver and kidney. In reproductive organs expressed in connective tissues such as ligaments of the ovary and oviduct in females, and of testis, epididymis and certain male accessory sex glands in males. Expression was high in uterine myometrium. Weakly expressed in cartilage of the femoral head, patella, articular facets of vertebrae, in the annulus fibrosus of intervertebral disks. In normal cartilage, expression was confined to articular chondrocytes especially in the superficial zone. {ECO:0000269|PubMed:14660436}.
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Developmental stage：In embryo expressed to the surface chondrocytes of developing joint cartilage and to the connective tissue of reproductive organs. {ECO:0000269|PubMed:14660436}.
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