DMTN (Gene)

Synonyms:DMT, DMTN, ENTREZ:2039, EPB49, HGNC:3382, MIM:125305, NM_001114135, NM_001114136, NM_001114137, NM_001114138, NM_001114139, NM_001302816, NM_001302817, NM_001323378, NM_001323379, NM_001323380, NM_001323381, NM_001323382, NM_001323383, NM_001323384, NM_001323385, NM_001323387, NM_001323388, NM_001323389, NM_001323390, NM_001323391, NM_001323392, NM_001323393, NM_001323394, NM_001323395, NM_001323396, NM_001323397, NM_001323398, NM_001323399, NM_001323400, NM_001323401, NM_001387723, NM_001387726, NM_001387727, NM_001387728, NM_001387730, NM_001387732, NM_001387734, NM_001387735, NM_001387736, NM_001387737, NM_001387742, NM_001387743, NM_001387744, NM_001387745, NM_001387750, NM_001387751, NM_001387752, NM_001387753, NM_001387754, NM_001387755, NM_001387756, NM_001387757, NM_001978, NP_001107607, NP_001107608, NP_001107609, NP_001107610, NP_001107611, NP_001289745, NP_001289746, NP_001310307, NP_001310308, NP_001310309, NP_001310310, NP_001310311, NP_001310312, NP_001310313, NP_001310314, NP_001310316, NP_001310317, NP_001310318, NP_001310319, NP_001310320, NP_001310321, NP_001310322, NP_001310323, NP_001310324, NP_001310325, NP_001310326, NP_001310327, NP_001310328, NP_001310329, NP_001310330, NP_001374652, NP_001374655, NP_001374656, NP_001374657, NP_001374659, NP_001374661, NP_001374663, NP_001374664, NP_001374665, NP_001374666, NP_001374671, NP_001374672, NP_001374673, NP_001374674, NP_001374679, NP_001374680, NP_001374681, NP_001374682, NP_001374683, NP_001374684, NP_001374685, NP_001374686, NP_001969, XM_011544435, XM_017013190, XM_017013191, XM_017013194, XM_017013198, XP_011542737, XP_016868679, XP_016868680, XP_016868683, XP_016868687, XR_002956604, XR_002956605, XR_002956606, XR_002956607, XR_002956608, XR_002956609, XR_002956610, XR_002956611, XR_002956612, XR_002956613, XR_002956614, XR_002956615, XR_002956616, XR_002956617, XR_002956619, XR_002956620, dematin actin binding protein
Id:ENSG00000158856
Entrez:2039
Description:dematin actin binding protein
The protein encoded by this gene is an actin binding and bundling protein that plays a structural role in erythrocytes, by stabilizing and attaching the spectrin/actin cytoskeleton to the erythrocyte membrane in a phosphorylation-dependent manner. This protein contains a core domain in the N-terminus, and a headpiece domain in the C-terminus that binds F-actin. When purified from erythrocytes, this protein exists as a trimer composed of two 48 kDa polypeptides and a 52 kDa polypeptide. The different subunits arise from alternative splicing in the 3' coding region, where the headpiece domain is located. Disruption of this gene has been correlated with the autosomal dominant Marie Unna hereditary hypotrichosis disease, while loss of heterozygosity of this gene is thought to play a role in prostate cancer progression. Alternative splicing results in multiple transcript variants encoding different isoforms. [provided by RefSeq, Nov 2014]

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Data Distillery
CFDE DD-Knowledge Graph

The CFDE Data Distillery Knowledge Graph contains entities and relationships across the CFDE. View DMTN's neighborhood in the knowledge graph.

Playbook Workflow Builder
Playbook Workflow Builder: Gene-Centric Workflow

View Gene-Centric information about the gene from a pre-built PWB workflow. View the workflow with DMTN.

Gene Partnership Appyter
CFDE Gene-Centric Appyter

The CFDE Gene Centric Appyter Resolves and Displays Gene-Centric information from CFDE APIs. Execute the Appyter using DMTN.

Gene and Drug Landing Page Aggregator
GDLPA Landing Pages Links

The Gene and Drug Landing Page Aggregator (GDLPA) finds links to primary and secondary source information from CFDE and other resources. Discover landing pages for DMTN.

Playbook Workflow Builder
Playbook Workflow Builder

The Playbook Workflow Builder helps you interactively construct workflows leveraging CFDE APIs without code. Start a new workflow with DMTN.

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