LZTS3_RAT Q8K1Q4
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UniProt:Q8K1Q4
Recommended name：Leucine zipper putative tumor suppressor 3 Curated
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GeneID：280670
Gene names (primary )：Lzts3
Gene names (synonym )：Prosapip1 1 Publication
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Length：703
Mass：75,179
Sequence：MAPADLASEGPKLEDPPAPHLFGKCPSGLIMANVETLPVRADPGRDPLLAFAPRPAELGPPDPRLTMGSVGGGVTHAQEFPMKSVGTRTGGGGSQGSFPGPRSSGSGTNRERPGPGRYPSEDKVLANSLYLNGELRGSDHTDVCGNVVGSSGGSSSSGGSDKAPPQYREPNHPPKLLTTSGKLDQCSEPLVRPSAFKPVVPKNFHSMQNLCPPQTNGTPEGRQGPAGLKGGLEKSRTMTPAGGSGGGGLSDSGRNSLTSLPTYSSSYSQHLAPLSASTSHINRIGTPGYSSGGGGGGSGYQDLGTSDSGRASSKSGSSSSMGRSGHLGSGEGGNGGLPFAACSPPSPSALIQELEERLWEKEQEVAALRRSQEQSEAAVAQVLEERQKAWERELAELRQGCSGKLQQVARRAQRAQQGLQLQVLRLQQDKKQLQEEAAQLIRQREELEDKVAACQKEQADFLPRMEETKWEVCQKAGEISLLKQQLKDSQADVSQKLSEIVGLRSQLREGRASLREKEEQLLSLRDSFGSKQASLELSEGELPPACLKPALTPVDLVEPQEALASCESDEAKMRRQAGVAAAASLVSVDGEVDAGGEGGTRALRREVGRLQAELAAERRARERQGASFAEERRVWLEEKEKVIEYQKQLQLSYVEMYQRNQQLERRLRERGAAGGSRTPTPQHGEEEKAWTPSRLERIESTEI
Tissue specificity：Detected in brain, with highest expression in brain cortex, caudate putamen, cerebellum and hippocampus. Detected in neuropil (at protein level). Detected in brain and kidney. 1
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Developmental stage：Detected at low levels in newborn brain. Levels increase steadily during postnatal development up to adulthood. 1
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