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Showing Protein Myb-binding protein 1A (HMDBP09383)

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Identification
HMDB Protein ID HMDBP09383
Secondary Accession Numbers
  • 15252
Name Myb-binding protein 1A
Synonyms Not Available
Gene Name MYBBP1A
Protein Type Enzyme
Biological Properties
General Function Involved in binding
Specific Function May activate or repress transcription via interactions with sequence specific DNA-binding proteins. Repression may be mediated at least in part by histone deacetylase activity (HDAC activity)
Pathways Not Available
Reactions Not Available
GO Classification
Function
binding
catalytic activity
transferase activity
transferase activity, transferring phosphorus-containing groups
nucleotidyltransferase activity
dna polymerase activity
dna-directed dna polymerase activity
nucleic acid binding
dna binding
Process
macromolecule biosynthetic process
cellular macromolecule biosynthetic process
metabolic process
biosynthetic process
transcription
Cellular Location
  1. Nucleus
  2. Nucleus
  3. Cytoplasm
  4. nucleolus
Gene Properties
Chromosome Location Chromosome:1
Locus 17p13.3
SNPs MYBBP1A
Gene Sequence 
>3987 bp
ATGGAGAGCCGGGATCCCGCCCAGCCGATGTCGCCTGGAGAAGCGACGCAGAGTGGCGCC
CGGCCTGCCGACCGCTATGGCCTATTGAAGCACAGTCGCGAGTTCTTGGACTTCTTCTGG
GACATTGCGAAGCCTGAGCAGGAGACGCGACTTGCGGCCACGGAGAAGCTGCTGGAGTAT
CTGCGTGGCAGGCCGAAGGGGTCCGAGATGAAATATGCCCTGAAGCGTCTAATCACGGGA
CTCGGGGTCGGGCGAGAAACAGCCCGGCCCTGCTACAGTTTGGCCCTGGCACAGCTGTTA
CAGTCTTTTGAAGACCTCCCCTTGTGCAGCATCCTGCAGCAGATACAAGAAAAATATGAC
CTGCATCAGGTGAAGAAGGCAATGCTGAGACCTGCTCTCTTTGCAAACCTGTTTGGAGTG
CTCGCCCTCTTTCAGTCAGGTCGGCTGGTGAAGGACCAGGAGGCACTGATGAAGTCGGTG
AAGCTGCTGCAGGCCCTGGCCCAGTACCAAAACCACTTGCAGGAGCAGCCCCGGAAGGCC
CTGGTGGACATCCTCTCCGAGGTCTCGAAGGCCACATTGCAGGAGATCCTGCCGGAGGTC
CTCAAAGCCGACTTGAATATAATACTCAGCTCCCCTGAACAGCTAGAGCTCTTCCTCCTG
GCCCAGCAGAAGGTGCCCTCCAAGCTCAAGAAGCTGGTGGGATCCGTGAACCTATTCTCA
GATGAGAATGTCCCCAGGCTGGTGAATGTGCTGAAGATGGCCGCCTCCTCTGTGAAGAAG
GACCGCAAGCTGCCCGCCATTGCTCTGGACCTGCTCCGCCTGGCGCTCAAGGAAGACAAG
TTCCCACGGTTCTGGAAGGAGGTGGTGGAACAAGGGCTGCTGAAGATGCAGTTCTGGCCA
GCCAGCTACCTGTGTTTCCACCTGCTGGGCGCGGCCCTGCCCCTGCTGACCAAGGAGCAG
CTGCACCTGGTGATGCAGGGAGACGTGATCCGCCATTACGGGGAGCACGTGTGCACTGCT
AAGCTCCCAAAGCAGTTCAAGTTTGCCCCAGAGATGGACGATTACGTGGGCACCTTCCTA
GAGGGGTGCCAGGATGACCCTGAGCGGCAGCTGGCCGTGCTAGTGGCCTTCTCATCTGTC
ACCAACCAAGGCCTCCCTGTCACGCCTACTTTCTGGCGGGTCGTGCGGTTCCTGAGCCCT
CCGGCCCTGCAGGGCTATGTGGCCTGGCTGCGGGCCATGTTTCTCCAGCCAGACCTGGAC
TCCTTGGTTGACTTCAGCACCAACAACCAGAAGAAAGCCCAGGATTCATCGCTCCACATG
CCTGAGCGAGCTGTGTTCCGGCTGAGGAAATGGATCATCTTTCGATTGGTGAGCATTGTG
GACAGCCTGCACCTGGAGATGGAGGAGGCCTTGACTGAGCAGGTGGCCAGGTTTTGTTTG
TTCCACTCGTTCTTTGTCACAAAGAAGCCCACATCCCAGATCCCTGAGACAAAGCACCCG
TTCTCCTTCCCTTTGGAAAACCAGGCCCGAGAGGCTGTCAGCAGTGCCTTCTTCAGTCTG
TTGCAGACCCTCAGCACGCAGTTCAAGCAGGCACCGGGCCAGACCCAGGGTGGGCAGCCC
TGGACCTACCACCTGGTGCAATTCGCAGACCTCCTGTTGAATCACAGCCACAACGTGACC
ACCGTGACACCCTTCACTGCGCAGCAGCACCAGGCCTGGGACCGGATGCTGCAGACTCTG
AAGGAGCTGGAGGCCCACTCCGCAGAGGCCAGGGCTGCTGCCTTCCAGCACCTTCTGCTC
TTCGTGGGCATCCACCTCCTCAAGTCCCCTGCAGAGAGCTGTGACCTGCTGGGTGACATC
CAGACCTGCATCAGGAAAAGTCTGGGAGAGAAGCCCCGCCGGAGCCGCACCAAGACCATC
GACCCCCAGGAACCCCCGTGGGTAGAGGTGCTGGTGGAGATCTTGCTGGCCCTGTTGGCC
CAGCCCAGCCACCTCATGCGCCAGGTGGCCCGGAGCGTGTTTGGCCACATCTGCTCCCAC
CTGACCCCGCGTGCCCTGCAGCTAATTCTGGATGTGCTGAACCCCGAGACCAGTGAGGAT
GAGAATGACCGTGTGGTGGTGACGGACGATTCTGATGAGCGGCGGCTGAAGGGTGCAGAG
GACAAGAGCGAGGAAGGTGAGGACAACAGAAGCTCAGAGAGTGAAGAGGAGAGCGAGGGG
GAGGAGAGCGAGGAGGAGGAGCGCGACGGGGACGTGGATCAGGGCTTCCGGGAACAGCTG
ATGACCGTGCTGCAGGCTGGGAAGGCGCTGGGTGGAGAGGACAGTGAGAACGAGGAGGAG
CTGGGGGATGAGGCCATGATGGCCCTGGACCAGAGCCTCGCCAGCCTCTTTGCCGAGCAG
AAGCTGCGTATCCAGGCCCGGCGAGACGAGAAGAACAAGCTGCAGAAGGAGAAGGCTCTG
CGGCGCGACTTCCAGATCCGGGTGCTGGACCTGGTGGAGGTGCTAGTGACCAAGCAGCCC
GAGAATGCCCTGGTCCTGGAGCTGCTGGAGCCGCTGCTGAGCATCATCCGGCGCAGCCTG
CGCAGCAGCAGCTCCAAACAGGAGCAGGACCTTCTGCACAAGACGGCGCGCATCTTCACG
CATCACCTGTGCCGTGCCCGGCGCTACTGCCACGACTTGGGTGAGCGCGCAGGGGCCCTG
CACGCCCAGGTGGAGCGGTTGGTGCAGCAGGCTGGCCGCCAGCCCGACTCCCCCACCGCC
CTCTACCACTTCAACGCCTCTCTCTACCTGCTCCGGGTCTTGAAGGGCAACACTGCTGAG
GGCTGCGTGCATGAGACACAGGAGAAGCAGAAAGCTGGCACTGACCCCAGCCACATGCCC
ACGGGCCCGCAGGCTGCCAGCTGCTTGGACTTGAACCTGGTGACCCGGGTGTACTCGACA
GCACTGAGCTCCTTCCTGACCAAGCGCAACAGCCCCCTCACAGTTCCCATGTTCCTCAGC
CTCTTCTCCCGGCACCCGGTGCTCTGTCAGAGCCTGCTCCCCATCCTGGTCCAGCATATC
ACGGGCCCGGTGCGGCCCCGTCATCAGGCCTGCCTGCTGCTCCAGAAGACCCTGTCCATG
CGGGAGGTGAGGTCGTGCTTTGAGGACCCCGAGTGGAAGCAGCTGATGGGCCAGGTCCTA
GCAAAGGTCACCGAGAACTTGCGCGTGCTGGGGGAGGCGCAGACCAAGGCGCAGCATCAG
CAGGCACTGTCCTCCCTGGAGCTGCTCAACGTTCTCTTCAGGACCTGCAAACATGAGAAG
CTGACCTTGGACCTGACGGTGCTCCTGGGTGTGCTGCAGGGGCAACAGCAGAGCCTACAG
CAGGGGGCACACTCCACCGGCTCCAGCCGCCTGCACGACCTCTACTGGCAGGCCATGAAA
ACCCTGGGAGTCCAGCGCCCCAAGTTGGAGAAGAAGGATGCCAAGGAGATCCCCAGTGCC
ACCCAGAGCCCCATCAGTAAGAAGCGGAAGAAAAAGGGATTCTTGCCAGAGACGAAGAAG
CGCAAGAAACGCAAGTCAGAGGATGGCACGCCAGCGGAGGATGGCACACCTGCAGCCACC
GGCGGGAGCCAGCCCCCCAGCATGGGCAGGAAGAAGAGGAACAGGACAAAGGCTAAGGTC
CCAGCCCAGGCAAACGGGACGCCAACCACCAAGAGTCCAGCCCCTGGCGCCCCCACCCGG
AGCCCCAGCACCCCTGCCAAATCCCCAAAACTGCAGAAGAAAAACCAGAAGCCGTCCCAG
GTGAATGGAGCTCCCGGGTCCCCCACGGAACCTGCAGGCCAAAAGCAGCATCAGAAGGCT
CTTCCCAAAAAGGGGGTCTTGGGCAAATCACCACTGTCCGCGCTGGCACGGAAAAAGGCA
AGGCTGTCTTTGGTCATCAGGAGTCCCAGCCTGCTTCAGAGTGGGGCCAAGAAGAAAGCA
CAGGTGAGGAAGGCAGGGAAGCCCTGA
Protein Properties
Number of Residues 1328
Molecular Weight 148853.2
Theoretical pI 9.87
Pfam Domain Function
Signals
  • None
Transmembrane Regions
  • None
Protein Sequence 
>Myb-binding protein 1A
MESRDPAQPMSPGEATQSGARPADRYGLLKHSREFLDFFWDIAKPEQETRLAATEKLLEY
LRGRPKGSEMKYALKRLITGLGVGRETARPCYSLALAQLLQSFEDLPLCSILQQIQEKYD
LHQVKKAMLRPALFANLFGVLALFQSGRLVKDQEALMKSVKLLQALAQYQNHLQEQPRKA
LVDILSEVSKATLQEILPEVLKADLNIILSSPEQLELFLLAQQKVPSKLKKLVGSVNLFS
DENVPRLVNVLKMAASSVKKDRKLPAIALDLLRLALKEDKFPRFWKEVVEQGLLKMQFWP
ASYLCFRLLGAALPLLTKEQLHLVMQGDVIRHYGEHVCTAKLPKQFKFAPEMDDYVGTFL
EGCQDDPERQLAVLVAFSSVTNQGLPVTPTFWRVVRFLSPPALQGYVAWLRAMFLQPDLD
SLVDFSTNNQKKAQDSSLHMPERAVFRLRKWIIFRLVSIVDSLHLEMEEALTEQVARFCL
FHSFFVTKKPTSQIPETKHPFSFPLENQAREAVSSAFFSLLQTLSTQFKQAPGQTQGGQP
WTYHLVQFADLLLNHSHNVTTVTPFTAQQRQAWDRMLQTLKELEAHSAEARAAAFQHLLL
LVGIHLLKSPAESCDLLGDIQTCIRKSLGEKPRRSRTKTIDPQEPPWVEVLVEILLALLA
QPSHLMRQVARSVFGHICSHLTPRALQLILDVLNPETSEDENDRVVVTDDSDERRLKGAE
DKSEEGEDNRSSESEEESEGEESEEEERDGDVDQGFREQLMTVLQAGKALGGEDSENEEE
LGDEAMMALDQSLASLFAEQKLRIQARRDEKNKLQKEKALRRDFQIRVLDLVEVLVTKQP
ENALVLELLEPLLSIIRRSLRSSSSKQEQDLLHKTARIFTHHLCRARRYCHDLGERAGAL
HAQVERLVQQAGRQPDSPTALYHFNASLYLLRVLKGNTAEGCVHETQEKQKAGTDPSHMP
TGPQAASCLDLNLVTRVYSTALSSFLTKRNSPLTVPMFLSLFSRHPVLCQSLLPILVQHI
TGPVRPRHQACLLLQKTLSMREVRSCFEDPEWKQLMGQVLAKVTENLRVLGEAQTKAQHQ
QALSSLELLNVLFRTCKHEKLTLDLTVLLGVLQGQQQSLQQGAHSTGSSRLHDLYWQAMK
TLGVQRPKLEKKDAKEIPSATQSPISKKRKKKGFLPETKKRKKRKSEDGTPAEDGTPAAT
GGSQPPSMGRKKRNRTKAKVPAQANGTPTTKSPAPGAPTRSPSTPAKSPKLQKKNQKPSQ
VNGAPGSPTEPAGQKQHQKALPKKGVLGKSPLSALARKKARLSLVIRSPSLLQSGAKKKA
QVRKAGKP
GenBank ID Protein 6959304
UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot ID Q9BQG0
UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot Entry Name MBB1A_HUMAN
PDB IDs Not Available
GenBank Gene ID AF147709
GeneCard ID MYBBP1A
GenAtlas ID MYBBP1A
HGNC ID HGNC:7546
References
General References
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