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Immunogen sequence: DQSSQPVFE NVNVKSFDRC TGHSAEHTQC GKPQSSQGIV EETSEEGNSV PASQSVAALT SKRSLVLMPE SSAEEITVCP ETQLSSSETF DLEREVSPGS RDILDGVRII MADKEVGNKE DAEKEVAIST FSSSNQVSCP LCDQCFPPTK IERHAMYCNG LMEEDTVLTR RQKEAKTKSD SGTAAQTSLD IDKNEKCYLC KSLVPFREYQ CHVDSCLQLA KADQGDGPEG SGRACSTVEG KWQQRLKNPK EKGHSEGRLL SFLEQSEHKT SDADIKSSET GAFRVPSPGM EEAGCSREMQ SSFTRRDLNE SPVKSFVSIS EATDCLVDFK KQVTVQPGSR TRTKAGRGRR RKF (368-719 aa encoded by BC032561)
RAP80 was initially identified as zinc-finger containing nuclear protein that is highly expressed in testis and interacts with the retinoid-related testis-associated receptor (RTR). Later experiments revealed that RAP80 is recruited by the Coiled-coil domain 98 (CCDC98) protein to the breast cancer-1 protein BRCA1, allowing the formation of BRCA1 foci in response to DNA damage caused by ionizing radiation. Both RAP80 and CCDC98 are required for DNA damage resistance, G2-M checkpoint control, and DNA repair. Cells depleted of either RAP80 or CCDC98 exhibited increased sensitivity to ionizing radiation, although not as much as in BRCA1-depleted cells, suggesting that RAP80 and CCDC98 control only part of the DNA damage response role of BRCA1. At least four isoforms of RAP80 are known to exist.
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蛋白别名: BRCA1-A complex subunit RAP80; Receptor-associated protein 80; retinoid X receptor interacting protein 110; Retinoid X receptor-interacting protein 110; Ubiquitin interaction motif-containing protein 1
基因别名: 9430016E08Rik; D330018D10Rik; D630032M02Rik; RAP80; RIP110; RXRIP110; UIMC1; X2HRIP110
UniProt ID: (Human) Q96RL1, (Mouse) Q5U5Q9
Entrez Gene ID: (Human) 51720, (Mouse) 20184