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FLASH GENE |
Symbol | GTF2I | contributors: shn/npt/pgu - updated : 28-06-2018 |
HGNC name | general transcription factor IIi |
HGNC id | 4659 |
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EXPRESSION |
Type | ubiquitous |
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tissue |
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cell lineage | lymphoblasts lowly, adipose highly |
cell lines
fluid/secretion
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at STAGE |
physiological period | fetal |
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PROTEIN |
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
STRUCTURE
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conjugated | PhosphoP |
mono polymer | homomer , heteromer , dimer |
HOMOLOGY |
interspecies | ortholog to GTF2I, Pan troglodytes |
ortholog to Gtf2i, Rattus norvegicus | |
ortholog to Gtf2i, Mus musculus |
intraspecies | paralog to GTF2IRD1 |
Homologene |
FAMILY | |
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CATEGORY | immunity/defense , regulatory , transcription factor |
SUBCELLULAR LOCALIZATION | intracellular |
intracellular,cytoplasm | |
intracellular,nucleus,chromatin/chromosome |
CELLULAR PROCESS | nucleotide, transcription, initiation |
PHYSIOLOGICAL PROCESS | development , immunity/defense |
text | neuronal development, anti-pathogen response |
PATHWAY |
metabolism |
signaling | signal transduction |
INTERACTION |
DNA |
RNA |
small molecule |
cell & other |
REGULATION |
activated by |
repressed by |
Other | |
ASSOCIATED DISORDERS |
corresponding disease(s) | WBS , DUP7Q11 |
Susceptibility | to separation anxiety |
Variant & Polymorphism other | association between a major anxiety disorder and change in copy number of a single gene provides a starting point for understanding the molecular basis of anxiety |
Candidate gene | increase in social interaction | |
separation anxiety in humans and mice | ||
Marker
Therapy target
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ANIMAL & CELL MODELS |
heterozygous deletion in the Gtf2i gene in mice exhibits craniofacial and general osteogenic defects |