ACO11_HUMAN Q8WXI4
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UniProt:Q8WXI4
Recommended name：Acyl-coenzyme A thioesterase 11
EC number：EC:3.1.2.-
Alternative names：(Acyl-CoA thioesterase 11) (Acyl-CoA thioester hydrolase 11) (Adipose-associated thioesterase) (Brown fat-inducible thioesterase) (BFIT) (Palmitoyl-coenzyme A thioesterase)
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GeneID：26027
Gene names (primary )：ACOT11
Gene names (synonym )：BFIT KIAA0707 THEA
Gene names (ORF )：
Length：607
Mass：68492
Sequence：MIQNVGNHLRRGLASVFSNRTSRKSALRAGNDSAMADGEGYRNPTEVQMSQLVLPCHTNQRGELSVGQLLKWIDTTACLSAERHAGCPCVTASMDDIYFEHTISVGQVVNIKAKVNRAFNSSMEVGIQVASEDLCSEKQWNVCKALATFVARREITKVKLKQITPRTEEEKMEHSVAAERRRMRLVYADTIKDLLANCAIQGDLESRDCSRMVPAEKTRVESVELVLPPHANHQGNTFGGQIMAWMENVATIAASRLCRAHPTLKAIEMFHFRGPSQVGDRLVLKAIVNNAFKHSMEVGVCVEAYRQEAETHRRHINSAFMTFVVLDADDQPQLLPWIRPQPGDGERRYREASARKKIRLDRKYIVSCKQTEVPLSVPWDPSNQVYLSYNNVSSLKMLVAKDNWVLSSEISQVRLYTLEDDKFLSFHMEMVVHVDAAQAFLLLSDLRQRPEWDKHYRSVELVQQVDEDDAIYHVTSPALGGHTKPQDFVILASRRKPCDNGDPYVIALRSVTLPTHRETPEYRRGETLCSGFCLWREGDQLTKCCWVRVSLTELVSASGFYSWGLESRSKGRRSDGWNGKLAGGHLSTLKAIPVAKINSRFGYLQDT
Tissue specificity：Isoform 1 is predominantly expressed in skeletal muscle, liver, testis, stomach, spleen, lung and brain. Isoform 2 is predominantly expressed in kidney, uterus, hibernoma and white adipose tissue.
Induction：By cold exposure and repressed by heat exposure.
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