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Myelin-associated glycoprotein

Summary

Organism: Mus musculus (house mouse)

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UniProt: P20917
UniLectin: P20917

Annotation

Keyword

3D-structure
Alternative splicing
Cell adhesion
Cell membrane
Direct protein sequencing
Disulfide bond
Glycoprotein
Immunoglobulin domain
Lectin
Lipid-binding
Palmitate
Phosphoprotein
Reference proteome
Repeat
Signal
Transmembrane helix
Ubl conjugation

Gene Ontology (GO)

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GO Term
cell adhesion
transmission of nerve impulse
central nervous system myelination
positive regulation of myelination
central nervous system myelin formation
myelination
negative regulation of neuron apoptotic process
cellular response to mechanical stimulus
cell-cell adhesion via plasma-membrane adhesion molecules
negative regulation of neuron projection development

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GO Term
plasma membrane
myelin sheath
myelin sheath adaxonal region
Schmidt-Lanterman incisure
membrane raft
mesaxon
paranode region of axon

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GO Term
signaling receptor binding
carbohydrate binding
protein kinase binding
sialic acid binding
protein homodimerization activity
ganglioside GT1b binding

Annotation information from UniProt.

Pathway

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Pathway Name	Organism
Axonal growth inhibition (RHOA activation)	Mus musculus
Basigin interactions	Mus musculus

UniLectin

UniProt	PDB
P20917	5LF5 5LFR 5LFU 5LFV

MCAW-DB (Glycan Recognition Profile)

MCAW-DB is a database whereby users can view the multiple alignment analysis results obtained from the MCAW tool, which can computationally find common glycan substructures among a group of glycan structures. The data in MCAW-DB are analysis results of glycan array experiments; those glycans having higher binding affinity to glycan binding proteins (GBPs) have been analyzed and can be viewed as “glycan recognition profiles”. Currently, this database provides published analysis results of glycan array data from the Consortium for Functional Glycomics (CFG).