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Immunogen sequence: MHSSSYSYRS SDSVFSNTTS TRTSLDSNEN LLLVHCGPTL INSCISFGSE SFDGHRLEML QQIANRVQRD SVICEDKLIL AGNALQSDSK RLESGVQFQN EAEIAGYILE CENLLRQHVI DVQILIDGKY YQADQLVQRV AKLRDEIMAL RNECSSVYSK GRILTTEQTK LMISGITQSL NSGFAQTLHP SLTSGLTQSL TPSLTSSSMT SGLSSGMTSR LTPSVTPAYT PGFPSGLVPN FSSGVEPNSL QTLKLMQIRK PLLKSSLLDQ; Positive Samples: THP-1, Rat kidney; Cellular Location: Cell junction, Cell membrane, Cell projection, Cytoplasm, Endoplasmic reticulum membrane, H zone, Lipid-anchor, Membrane, Nucleus, Nucleus envelope, Single-pass membrane protein, Z line, axon, cell cortex, cytoskeleton, cytoskeleton, hemidesmosome, myofibril, sarcomere
As basal cells of stratified squamous epithelia begin to migrate in response to wound healing, they lose their cell-substrate adhesion junctions, the hemidesmosomes. The hemidesmosome is an adhesion structure of the epidermal-dermal junction in keratinocytes. When keratinocytes migrate laterally or upward to differentiate they must control the formation and disintegration of the hemidesmosomes. The bullous pemphigoid antigen BPAG1 is a hemidesmosomal protein of the cutaneous basement membrane zone. The primary sequence deduced from full-length human cDNAs predicts that this molecule consists of a central rod region and flanking globular domains. A neuronal isoform, BPAG1n3 is the result of differential splicing of BPAG1. BPAG1n3 is distinguished by its initial 32 amino acid residues and by the absence of the amino-terminal half of the actin-binding domain.
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Protein Aliases: BPA; BPAG1a3; BPAG1eA; MACF-like product; BPAG1eB; second IF-binding domain product; bullous pemphigoid antigen; bullous pemphigoid antigen 1; cytoskeletal protein; cytoskeletal protein BPAG1; dystonia musculorum protein; hemidesmosomal plaque protein; microtubule actin cross-linking factor 2; trabeculin-beta; unnamed protein product
Gene Aliases: 2310001O04Rik; A830042E19Rik; ah; athetoid; BP230; BP240; BPA; Bpag; BPAG1; BPAG1-n; CATX-15; CATX15; CMYO29; D6S1101; DMH; DT; EBS3; EBSB2; HSAN6; LCCS12; MACF2; mKIAA0728; nmf203; nmf339
UniProt ID: (Human) Q03001, (Mouse) Q91ZU6
Entrez Gene ID: (Human) 667, (Mouse) 13518, (Rat) 316313
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