Cell atlas - LA16c-380H5.3 - The Human Protein Atlas

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LA16c-380H5.3

TISSUE

CELL

CANCER

CELL ATLAS RNA EXPRESSION

GENE/PROTEIN

Dictionary

Human cell

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GENERAL INFORMATION
Gene name	LA16c-380H5.3
Gene description
Protein class	Predicted secreted proteins
Predicted localization	Secreted
Number of transcripts	1
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HUMAN PROTEIN ATLAS INFORMATION
Summary
RNA cell category	Cell line enhanced (SCLC-21H, HaCaT, hTCEpi)
Protein evidence	Evidence at transcript level
Main location	Not available

DATA RELIABILITY
Reliability score	Pending cell analysis.

ASSAYS

RNA EXPRESSION OVERVIEW
RNA cell line category: Cell line enhanced (SCLC-21H, HaCaT, hTCEpi) Organ Origin Category Expression Alphabetical Cell lines sorted after organ of phenotypic resemblance. Cell lines sorted after biological source for establishment. Cell lines sorted after the cell line category according to Cellosaurus. Cell lines sorted on descending RNA expression. Cell lines sorted alphabetically.

GENE INFORMATION
Gene name	LA16c-380H5.3
Synonyms
Description
Entrez gene summary
Chromosome	16
Cytoband	p13.3
Chromosome location (bp)	2988256 - 3002016
Protein evidence	Evidence at transcript level (all genes)
Ensembl	ENSG00000270168 (version 83.38)
Entrez gene
UniProt
neXtProt
Antibodypedia	LA16c-380H5.3 antibodies

PROTEIN BROWSER

LA16c-380H5.3-001

PROTEIN INFORMATION
Splice variant	UniProt	Protein class	Gene ontology	Length & mass	Signal peptide (predicted)	Transmembrane regions (predicted)
LA16c-380H5.3-001 ENSP00000488558 ENST00000573315		Predicted secreted proteins Secreted proteins predicted by MDSEC SignalP predicted secreted proteins Phobius predicted secreted proteins SPOCTOPUS predicted secreted proteins Show all		536 aa 54.3 kDa	Yes	0

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The Project

The Human Protein Atlas

The Human Protein Atlas project is funded
by the Knut & Alice Wallenberg foundation.