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FLASH GENE |
Symbol | GK | contributors: mct - updated : 07-04-2007 |
HGNC name | glycerol kinase |
HGNC id | 4289 |
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Corresponding disease |
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Location | Xp22.3-p21.3 Physical location : 30.671.475 - 30.748.724 | ||
Synonym symbol(s) | GKD, GK1 | ||
EC.number | 2.7.1.30 |
DNA |
TYPE | functioning gene |
STRUCTURE | 77.00 kb 20 Exon(s) |
10 Kb 5' upstream gene genomic sequence study |
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regulatory sequence | Promoter |
Binding site enhancer | |
text structure | a functional HNF4A consensus binding sites in the 5' upstream region, important for increased levels of GK expression |
MAPPING | cloned | Y | linked | status | confirmed |
Map | pter - (RDXP2 ,DXS68 ) - DXS67 - DXS669 - DXS28 - DXS1086 - DXS1101 - DXS1147 - DXS1149 - DXS1088 - DXS727 - DXS1074 - DXS319 - DXS1075 - DXS1076 - DXS1077 - DXS708 - GK 5' - DXS1078 - GK 3' - DXS1079 - DXS1080 - DXS1081 - DXS726 - DMD DMD 3' - cen |
Authors | Ellison (93) |
RNA |
TRANSCRIPTS | type | messenger |
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EXPRESSION |
Type | widely |
constitutive of |
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tissue |
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cell lineage
cell lines
| fluid/secretion
| sperm | |
at STAGE |
physiological period | fetal |
Text | liver |
PROTEIN |
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
STRUCTURE
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motifs/domains
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HOMOLOGY |
interspecies | homolog to murine Gyk |
homolog to rattus Gyk |
Homologene |
FAMILY | FGGY kinase family |
CATEGORY | enzyme |
basic FUNCTION | |
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CELLULAR PROCESS |
PHYSIOLOGICAL PROCESS |
PATHWAY |
metabolism | carbohydrate |
signaling |
a component |
INTERACTION |
DNA |
RNA |
small molecule | nucleotide, |
ATP binding |
protein |
cell & other |
REGULATION |
ASSOCIATED DISORDERS |
corresponding disease(s) | GKD |
Susceptibility |
Variant & Polymorphism
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Candidate gene
Marker
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ANIMAL & CELL MODELS |
glycerol kinase-deficient mice, mutant male mice appeared normal at birth, but exhibited postnatal growth retardation, altered fat metabolism with profound hyperglycerolemia and elevated free fatty acids, autonomous glucocorticoid synthesis, and death by 3 to 4 days of age whereas heterozygous females were healthy and biochemically normal |