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Showing Protein Partitioning defective 3 homolog (HMDBP08503)

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Identification
HMDB Protein ID HMDBP08503
Secondary Accession Numbers
  • 14215
Name Partitioning defective 3 homolog
Synonyms
  1. ASIP
  2. Atypical PKC isotype-specific-interacting protein
  3. CTCL tumor antigen se2-5
  4. PAR-3
  5. PAR3-alpha
  6. PARD-3
Gene Name PARD3
Protein Type Unknown
Biological Properties
General Function Involved in protein binding
Specific Function Adapter protein involved in asymmetrical cell division and cell polarization processes. Seems to play a central role in the formation of epithelial tight junctions. Targets the phosphatase PTEN to cell junctions. Association with PARD6B may prevent the interaction of PARD3 with F11R/JAM1, thereby preventing tight junction assembly. The PARD6-PARD3 complex links GTP-bound Rho small GTPases to atypical protein kinase C proteins. Required for establishment of neuronal polarity and normal axon formation in cultured hippocampal neurons
Pathways Not Available
Reactions Not Available
GO Classification
Function
binding
protein binding
Cellular Location
  1. Cell membrane
  2. Cytoplasm
  3. Cytoplasm
  4. Endomembrane system
  5. cytoskeleton
  6. Cell junction
  7. Cell junction
  8. tight junction
  9. cell cortex
Gene Properties
Chromosome Location Chromosome:1
Locus 10p11.21
SNPs PARD3
Gene Sequence 
>4071 bp
ATGAAAGTGACCGTGTGCTTCGGACGGACCCGGGTGGTCGTGCCGTGCGGGGACGGCCAC
ATGAAAGTTTTCAGCCTCATCCAGCAGGCGGTGACCCGCTACCGGAAGGCCATCGCCAAG
GATCCAAACTACTGGATACAGGTGCATCGCTTGGAACATGGAGATGGAGGAATACTAGAC
CTTGATGACATTCTTTGTGATGTAGCAGACGATAAAGACAGACTGGTAGCAGTGTTTGAT
GAGCAGGATCCACATCACGGAGGTGATGGCACCAGTGCCAGTTCCACGGGTACCCAGAGC
CCAGAGATATTTGGTAGTGAGCTTGGCACCAACAATGTCTCAGCCTTTCAGCCTTACCAA
GCAACAAGTGAAATTGAGGTCACACCTTCAGTCCTTCGAGCAAATATGCCTCTTCATGTT
CGACGCAGTAGTGACCCAGCTCTAATTGGCCTCTCCACTTCTGTCAGTGATAGTAATTTT
TCCTCTGAAGAGCCTTCAAGGAAAAATCCCACACGCTGGTCAACAACAGCTGGCTTCCTC
AAGCAGAACACTGCTGGGAGTCCTAAAACCTGCGACAGGAAGAAAGATGAAAACTACAGA
AGCCTCCCGCGGGATACTAGTAACTGGTCTAACCAATTTCAGAGAGACAATGCTCGCTCG
TCTCTGAGTGCCAGTCACCCAATGGTGGGCAAGTGGCTGGAGAAACAAGAACAGGATGAG
GATGGGACAGAAGAGGATAACAGTCGTGTTGAACCTGTTGGACATGCTGACACGGGTTTG
GAGCATATACCCAACTTTTCTCTGGATGATATGGTAAAGCTCGTAGAAGTCCCCAACGAT
GGAGGGCCTCTGGGAATCCATGTAGTGCCTTTCAGTGCTCGAGGCGGCAGAACCCTGGGG
TTATTAGTAAAACGATTGGAGAAAGGTGGTAAAGCTGAACATGAAAATCTTTTTCGTGAG
AATGATTGCATTGTCAGGATTAATGATGGCGACCTTCGAAATAGAAGATTTGAACAAGCA
CAACATATGTTTCGCCAAGCCATGCGTACACCCATCATTTGGTTCCATGTGGTTCCTGCA
GCAAATAAAGAGCAGTATGAACAACTATCCCAAAGTGAGAAGAACAATTACTATTCAAGC
CGTTTTAGCCCTGACAGCCAGTATATTGACAACAGGAGTGTGAACAGTGCAGGGCTTCAC
ACGGTGCAGAGAGCACCCCGACTGAACCACCCGCCTGAGCAGATAGACTCTCACTCAAGA
CTACCTCATAGCGCACACCCCTCGGGAAAACCACCATCCGCTCCAGCCTCGGCACCTCAG
AATGTATTTAGTACGACTGTAAGCAGTGGTTATAACACCAAAAAAATAGGCAAGAGGCTT
AATATCCAGCTTAAGAAAGGTACAGAAGGTTTGGGATTCAGCATCACTTCCAGAGATGTA
ACAATAGGTGGCTCAGCTCCAATCTATGTGAAAAACATTCTCCCCCGGGGGGCGGCCATT
CAGGATGGCCGACTTAAGGCAGGAGACAGACTTATAGAGGTAAATGGAGTAGATTTAGTG
GGCAAATCCCAAGAGGAAGTTGTTTCGCTGTTGAGAAGCACCAAGATGGAAGGAACTGTG
AGCCTTCTGGTCTTTCGCCAGGAAGACGCCTTCCACCCAAGGGAACTGAATGCAGAGCCA
AGCCAGATGCAGATTCCAAAAGAAACGAAAGCAGAAGATGAGGATATTGTTCTTACACCT
GATGGCACCAGGGAATTTCTGACATTTGAAGTCCCACTTAATGATTCAGGATCTGCAGGC
CTTGGTGTCAGTGTCAAAGGTAACCGGTCAAAAGAGAACCACGCAGATTTGGGAATCTTT
GTCAAGTCCATTATTAATGGAGGAGCAGCATCTAAAGATGGAAGGCTTCGGGTGAATGAT
CAACTGATAGCAGTAAATGGAGAATCCCTGTTGGGCAAGACAAACCAAGATGCCATGGAA
ACCCTAAGAAGGTCTATGTCTACTGAAGGCAATAAACGAGGAATGATCCAGCTTATTGTT
GCAAGGAGAATAAGCAAGTGCAATGAGCTGAAGTCACCTGGGAGCCCCCCTGGACCTGAG
CTGCCCATTGAAACAGCGTTGGATGATAGAGAACGAAGAATTTCCCATTCCCTCTACAGT
GGGATTGAGGGGCTTGATGAATCGCCCAGCAGAAATGCTGCCCTCAGTAGGATAATGGGT
GAGTCAGGTAAATACCAGCTGTCCCCTACAGTGAATATGCCCCAAGATGACACTGTCATT
ATAGAAGATGACAGGTTGCCAGTGCTTCCTCCACATCTCTCTGACCAGTCCTCTTCCAGC
TCCCATGATGATGTGGGGTTTGTGACGGCAGATGCTGGTACTTGGGCCAAGGCTGCAATC
AGTGATTCAGCCGACTGCTCTTTGAGTCCAGATGTTGATCCAGTTCTTGCTTTTCAACGA
GAAGGATTTGGACGTCAGAGTATGTCAGAAAAACGCACAAAGCAATTTTCAGATGCCAGT
CAATTGGATTTCGTTAAAACACGAAAATCAAAAAGCATGGATTTAGGTATAGCTGACGAG
ACTAAACTCAATACAGTGGATGACCAGAAAGCAGGTTCTCCCAGCAGAGATGTGGGTCCT
TCCCTGGGTCTGAAGAAGTCAAGCTCGTTGGAGAGTCTGCAGACCGCAGTTGCCGAGGTG
ACTTTGAATGGGGATATTCCTTTCCATCGTCCACGGCCGCGGATAATCAGAGGCAGGGGA
TGCAATGAGAGCTTCAGAGCTGCCATCGACAAATCTTATGATAAACCCGCGGTAGATGAT
GATGATGAAGGCATGGAGACCTTGGAAGAAGACACAGAAGAAAGTTCAAGATCAGGGAGA
GAGTCTGTATCCACAGCCAGTGATCAGCCTTCCCACTCTCTGGAGAGACAAATGAATGGA
AACCAAGAGAAAGGTGATAAGACTGATAGAAAAAAGGATAAAACTGGAAAAGAAAAGAAG
AAAGATAGAGATAAGGAGAAGGATAAAATGAAAGCCAAGAAGGGAATGCTGAAGGGCTTG
GGAGACATGTTCAGGTTTGGCAAACATCGAAAAGATGACAAGATTGAGAAAACGGGTAAA
ATAAAAATACAGGAATCCTTTACATCAGAAGAGGAGAGGATACGAATGAAGCAGGAGCAG
GAGAGGATTCAAGCCAAAACTCGAGAATTTAGGGAACGACAAGCTCGAGAGCGTGACTAT
GCTGAAATTCAAGATTTTCATCGGACATTTGGCTGTGATGATGAGTTAATGTATGGGGGA
GTTTCTTCTTATGAAGGTTCCATGGCTCTCAACGCTAGACCTCAGAGCCCACGAGAAGGG
CATATGATGGATGCTTTGTATGCCCAAGTCAAGAAGCCGCGGAATTCCAAACCCTCACCT
GTAGACAGTAACAGATCAACTCCTAGCAATCATGATCGGATACAGCGTCTGAGGCAAGAA
TTTCAGCAAGCAAAGCAAGATGAAGATGTAGAAGATCGTCGGCGGACCTATAGTTTTGAG
CAACCCTGGCCGAACGCACGGCCGGCGACGCAGAGCGGGCGACACTCGGTGTCCGTGGAG
GTGCAGATGCAGCGGCAGCGGCAGGAGGAGCGCGAGAGCTCCCAGCAGGCCCAGCGCCAG
TACAGCTCTCTGCCTCGGCAAAGCAGGAAAAATGCCAGCTCGGTCTCCCAGGACTCTTGG
GAGCAGAACTACTCCCCTGGGGAAGGCTTCCAGAGTGCCAAAGAGAACCCCAGGTACTCC
AGCTACCAAGGCTCCAGGAACGGCTACCTGGGAGGACATGGCTTCAACGCCAGGGTCATG
CTGGAAACTCAGGAGCTCCTTCGCCAGGAACAGAGGCGGAAGGAGCAGCAGATGAAGAAG
CAGCCTCCTTCCGAGGGGCCCAGCAACTATGACTCGTATAAGAAAGTCCAGGACCCCAGT
TACGCCCCTCCCAAGGGGCCCTTCCGGCAAGATGTGCCCCCCTCCCCTTCTCAGGTTGCG
AGGCTGAACAGACTTCAGACTCCTGAGAAAGGGAGGCCCTTCTATTCCTGA
Protein Properties
Number of Residues 1356
Molecular Weight 151422.0
Theoretical pI 7.75
Pfam Domain Function
Signals
  • None
Transmembrane Regions
  • None
Protein Sequence 
>Partitioning defective 3 homolog
MKVTVCFGRTRVVVPCGDGHMKVFSLIQQAVTRYRKAIAKDPNYWIQVHRLEHGDGGILD
LDDILCDVADDKDRLVAVFDEQDPHHGGDGTSASSTGTQSPEIFGSELGTNNVSAFQPYQ
ATSEIEVTPSVLRANMPLHVRRSSDPALIGLSTSVSDSNFSSEEPSRKNPTRWSTTAGFL
KQNTAGSPKTCDRKKDENYRSLPRDTSNWSNQFQRDNARSSLSASHPMVGKWLEKQEQDE
DGTEEDNSRVEPVGHADTGLEHIPNFSLDDMVKLVEVPNDGGPLGIHVVPFSARGGRTLG
LLVKRLEKGGKAEHENLFRENDCIVRINDGDLRNRRFEQAQHMFRQAMRTPIIWFHVVPA
ANKEQYEQLSQSEKNNYYSSRFSPDSQYIDNRSVNSAGLHTVQRAPRLNHPPEQIDSHSR
LPHSAHPSGKPPSAPASAPQNVFSTTVSSGYNTKKIGKRLNIQLKKGTEGLGFSITSRDV
TIGGSAPIYVKNILPRGAAIQDGRLKAGDRLIEVNGVDLVGKSQEEVVSLLRSTKMEGTV
SLLVFRQEDAFHPRELNAEPSQMQIPKETKAEDEDIVLTPDGTREFLTFEVPLNDSGSAG
LGVSVKGNRSKENHADLGIFVKSIINGGAASKDGRLRVNDQLIAVNGESLLGKTNQDAME
TLRRSMSTEGNKRGMIQLIVARRISKCNELKSPGSPPGPELPIETALDDRERRISHSLYS
GIEGLDESPSRNAALSRIMGESGKYQLSPTVNMPQDDTVIIEDDRLPVLPPHLSDQSSSS
SHDDVGFVTADAGTWAKAAISDSADCSLSPDVDPVLAFQREGFGRQSMSEKRTKQFSDAS
QLDFVKTRKSKSMDLGIADETKLNTVDDQKAGSPSRDVGPSLGLKKSSSLESLQTAVAEV
TLNGDIPFHRPRPRIIRGRGCNESFRAAIDKSYDKPAVDDDDEGMETLEEDTEESSRSGR
ESVSTASDQPSHSLERQMNGNQEKGDKTDRKKDKTGKEKKKDRDKEKDKMKAKKGMLKGL
GDMFRFGKHRKDDKIEKTGKIKIQESFTSEEERIRMKQEQERIQAKTREFRERQARERDY
AEIQDFHRTFGCDDELMYGGVSSYEGSMALNARPQSPREGHMMDALYAQVKKPRNSKPSP
VDSNRSTPSNHDRIQRLRQEFQQAKQDEDVEDRRRTYSFEQPWPNARPATQSGRHSVSVE
VQMQRQRQEERESSQQAQRQYSSLPRQSRKNASSVSQDSWEQNYSPGEGFQSAKENPRYS
SYQGSRNGYLGGHGFNARVMLETQELLRQEQRRKEQQMKKQPPSEGPSNYDSYKKVQDPS
YAPPKGPFRQDVPPSPSQVARLNRLQTPEKGRPFYS
GenBank ID Protein 21361831
UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot ID Q8TEW0
UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot Entry Name PARD3_HUMAN
PDB IDs Not Available
GenBank Gene ID NM_019619.3
GeneCard ID PARD3
GenAtlas ID PARD3
HGNC ID HGNC:16051
References
General References
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