ocn
Species: D.melanogaster
Alias: ocn
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Classification

Phosphatases were first clustered by sequence similarity in the phosphatase domain, and additional information from domains outside of the catalytic domain, from evolutionary conservation, and from known functions was added. The result is a hybrid classification, in which no criterion is universally satisfied, but aims to be of practical use to a range of phosphatase interests. The classification grows as new phosphatomes are sequenced.

Superfamily: PHP
Family: PHP
Subfamily: PHP
Protein domain

Protein domains of ocn.AA. The domains are annotated by HMM profiles from Pfam and SMART, as well as in-house data which includes HMMs of each individual kinase group, family and subfamily. Here is domain list in details, including sequence identity, significance and alignment. In particular, you can find can find the best hit phosphatase group/family/subfamily, which is helpful to understand the relationship between phosphatases. Transmembrane region is predicted by TMHMM 2.0. Visualized by pviz.

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Domain Protein name Domain Name Range Identity (%) Significance Score Profile Source Profile Range (length) Alignment
Ocnus ocn.AA Ocnus 29-137 44 6.7e-60 210.12 Pfam 1-118 (118) Show / Hide
Range on Protein: 29-137
Range on HMM: 1-118/118
Sequence Identity: 44% (53 aa)

LINVPRVQLS-KGKNKYLLMMIHMHGL---TRFGRTIVRGSA-SKDHEEIFEEIQKEMDKIGI-CAKCLGGGFISNKEDKKVMKIYGCCKTFGEA---PH
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LAKVPRVDIDPEGKFKYVLIQVHIHGESDGTDESKYVVRGYKWCEYHADIYDEVQKEMEKLGLRCCECLGGGRIEHDQQKKKIKVYGYSQGFGRAPGCDH

GRTKDILLSWTKFQHYNI
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AITKEILKSWTKYPDYNI

Sequence
Name Sequence Type Origin Length Description Download
ocn.AA Protein None 148 None Fasta, JSON
ocn.NA RNA None 444 None Fasta, JSON