RGAP LOCUS ID | LOC_Os01g73450 | ||||
RAP-DB ID | Os01g0965400 | ||||
Function | amino acid kinase, putative, expressed | ||||
Sub-cellular Localization Predictions |
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1) WoLF-PSORT Prediction |
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localization | chlo | ||||
score | 14 | ||||
2) CELLO Prediction |
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localization | Chloroplast | ||||
score | 3.607 | ||||
3) NUCPRED Prediction |
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localization | Non Nuclear | ||||
score | 0.12 | ||||
4) Y-Loc Prediction |
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localization | Chloroplast | ||||
score | 9 | ||||
confidence value | 0.75 | ||||
Number Of Software Predicting Nucleus | 0 | ||||
Seed Specific | No | ||||
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Experimental evidence for subcellular localization |
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Published gene name (updated 1 January 2020) | YGL8|YL2 | ||||
Function assigned as per literature | YL2 encodes a UMP kinase-like protein in rice and play an important role in the accumulation of AtpA/AtpB subunits of cpATPase complex, which is essential for proper chloroplast development in rice | ||||
Subcellular localization as per literature | Chloroplasts | ||||
Cells used for localization experiment | Rice protoplasts | ||||
NUCLEAR or Not Nuclear | NOT NUCLEAR | ||||
PMID | 29392476 | ||||
Reference of localization | https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs11120-017-0477-5 | ||||
Is Subcellular localization evidence by author available ? | No | ||||
Sequence Analysis |
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Number of PAT4 | 1 | ||||
Number of PAT7 | 1 | ||||
Number of Bipartite | 1 | ||||
Basic residues % | 0.111 | ||||
NLS score | 0.61 | ||||
Protein Sequence | >LOC_Os01g73450.1 protein MAAAAAAAVACGMSTSFLIRLSPSPPASSHVPLPRSPASSARPRRASSVSLSTAPRPRARAAGSDSPSNFGGQTSLMPPFSLMLDEGSRSKKPYRWQRVL LKVSGEALAGDHTENIDPKITMAIAREVASVTRLGVEVAIVVGGGNIFRGASWAGCSGLDRSSADYIGMLATVMNAIFLQATMESIGIPTRVQTAFRMSE VAEPYIRRRAVRHLEKGRVVIFAAGTGNPFFTTDTAAALRCAEINAEVVLKATNVDGVYDADPKRNPNARLLEAVSYHEVQTRDLSVMDMTAITLCQENN IPVVVFNLQKPGNIAKAIVGEKVGTFIGCTKDQDQIVGNALDQERRLVNEL |
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Presence of Splice variants | No |