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The function is unknown. The yeast protein localizes to the vacuole, and the mutation shows a mild defect in vacuolar fragmentation <cite>Michaillat</cite> | The function is unknown. The yeast protein localizes to the vacuole, and the mutation shows a mild defect in vacuolar fragmentation <cite>Michaillat</cite> | ||
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Revision as of 18:12, 31 March 2016
Phosphatase Classification: Fold PPPL: Superfamily PPPL: Family PPPc: Subfamily YNL217W
The subfamily is named after budding yeast YNL217W.
Evolution
The YNL217W subfamily is found in fungi and scattered metazoa, including sponge, molluscs, sea urchin, lancet, and ciona but is not present in any vertebrate, or in insects or nematodes.
Domain
The YNL217W subfamily has a single known structural domain, PPPc domain.
Functions
The function is unknown. The yeast protein localizes to the vacuole, and the mutation shows a mild defect in vacuolar fragmentation [1]
