GGNB2_MOUSE Q5SV77
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UniProt:Q5SV77
Recommended name：Gametogenetin-binding protein 2
EC number：
Alternative names：(Dioxin-inducible factor 3) (DIF-3) (Protein ZNF403)
Cleaved into：
GeneID：217039
Gene names (primary )：Ggnbp2
Gene names (synonym )：Zfp403 Znf403
Gene names (ORF )：
Length：696
Mass：78970
Sequence：MARLVAVCRDGEEEFPFERRQIPLYIDDTLTMVMEFPDNVLNLDGHQNNGAQLKQFIQRHSMLKQQDLSIAMVVTSREVLSALSQLVPCVGCRRSVERLFSQLVESGNPALEPLTVGPKGVLSLTRSCMTDAKKLYTLFYVHGSKLNDMIDAIPKSKKNKRCQLHSLDTHKPKPLGGCWMDVWELMSQECRDEVVLIDSSCLLETLETYLRKHRFCTDCKNKVLRAYNILIGELDCSKEKGYCAALYEGLRCCPHERHIHVCCETDFIAHLLGRAEPEFAGGRRERHAKTIDIAQEEVLTCLGIHLYERLHRIWQKLRAEEQTWQMLFYLGVDALRKSFEMTVEKVQGISRLEQLCEEFSEEERVRELKQEKKRQKRKNRRKNKCVCDTPASLHTADEKAVSREKETDFIENSCNACGSAEDGETCVEVMVTSENTSCTCPSSGNLLGSPKIKKGMSPHCNGSDCGYSSSMEGSETGSREGSDVACTEGICNHDEHGEDSCVHHCEDKEDDGDSCVECWANSEENNIKGKNKKKKKKSKMLKCDEHIQKLGSCITDPGNRETSGNTMHTVFHRDKTKDAHPESCCSTEKGGQPLPWFEHRKSVPQFTEPTEMSFGPDSGKGAKSLVELLDESECTSDEEIFISQDEIQSFMANNQSFYSNREQYRQHLKEKFNKYCRLNDHKRPVCSGWLTTAGAN
Tissue specificity：Testis-specific. {ECO:0000269|PubMed:11728448}.
Induction：By dioxin (2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin). {ECO:0000269|PubMed:11728448}.
Developmental stage：Abundantly expressed during spermatogenesis. Not detected in newborn animals, in which spermatogenesis has not yet progressed beyond the earliest stages.
Protein families：