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Immunogen sequence: MAAVAALQLG LRAAGLGRAP ASAAWRSVLR VSPRPGVAWR PSRCGSSAAE ASATKAEDDS FLQWVLLLIP VTAFGLGTWQ VQRRKWKLNL IAELESRVLA EPVPLPADPM ELKNLEYRPV KVRGCFDHSK ELYMMPRTMV DPVREAREGG LISSSTQSGA YVVTPFHCTD LGVTILVNRG FVPRKKVNPE TRQKGQIEGE VDLIGMVRLT ETRQPFVPEN NPERNHWHYR DLEAMARITG AEPIFIDANF QSTVPGGPIG GQTRVTLRNE HLQYIVTWYG LSAATSYLWF KKFLRGTPGV
The SURF-1 protein demonstrates a vital role in the assembly of complex IV (CIV or COX) of the mitochondrial respiratory chain. Expressed in the inner mitochondrial membrane, mutations of the SURF-1 gene generally cause cytochrome c oxidase complex IV deficiency. Shortage of complex IV leads to Leigh syndrome, a severe neurological disorder. Leigh syndrome patients are usually subject to rapidly progressive encephalopathy, characterized by necrotic lesions in subcortical brain regions. SURF-1 mutations correlate to high post-implantation embryonic lethality as well as early-onset mortality of post-natal individuals. Considerable deficit in muscle strength and motor performance is also a profound and isolated defect of SURF-1 activity in skeletal muscle and liver. Heart, brain and skeletal muscle morphological abnormalities frequently occur due to SURF-1 mutations.
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蛋白别名: Surfeit locus protein 1
基因别名: 0610010F23Rik; CMT4K; SURF-1; SURF1
UniProt ID: (Human) Q15526, (Mouse) P09925
Entrez Gene ID: (Human) 6834, (Mouse) 20930