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FAD synthase
Summary
- UniProt ID
- Q8NFF5
- Gene Symbol
-
- FLAD1
- Organism
- Homo sapiens (human)
External Links
- GlyGen
- Q8NFF5
- PubChem
- Q8NFF5
- The Human Metabolome Database
- HMDBP07412
- The O-GlcNAc Database
- Q8NFF5
Annotation
- Keyword
-
- 3D-structure
- ATP-binding
- Acetylation
- Alternative splicing
- Cytoplasm
- Disease variant
- FAD
- FMN
- Mitochondrion
- Nucleotidyltransferase
- Phosphoprotein
- Primary mitochondrial disease
- Reference proteome
- Transit peptide
- Gene Ontology (GO)
| GO Term |
|---|
| FAD biosynthetic process |
| riboflavin metabolic process |
| GO Term |
|---|
| plasma membrane |
| mitochondrial matrix |
| cytosol |
| GO Term |
|---|
| identical protein binding |
| FMN adenylyltransferase activity |
| ATP binding |
Sequence
MGWDLGTRLFQRQEQRSRLSRIWLEKTRVFLEGSTRTPALPHCLFWLLQVPSTQDPLFPGYGPQCPVDLAGPPCLRPLFGGLGGYWRALQRGREGRTMTSRASELSPGRSVTAGIIIVGDEILKGHTQDTNTFFLCRTLRSLGVQVCRVSVVPDEVATIAAEVTSFSNRFTHVLTAGGIGPTHDDVTFEAVAQAFGDELKPHPKLEAATKALGGEGWEKLSLVPSSARLHYGTDPCTGQPFRFPLVSVRNVYLFPGIPELLRRVLEGMKGLFQNPAVQFHSKELYVAADEASIAPILAEAQAHFGRRLGLGSYPDWGSNYYQVKLTLDSEEEGPLEECLAYLTARLPQGSLVPYMPNAVEQASEAVYKLAESGSSLGKKVAGALQTIETSLAQYSLTQLCVGFNGGKDCTALLHLFHAAVQRKLPDVPNPLQILYIRSISPFPELEQFLQDTIKRYNLQMLEAEGSMKQALGELQARHPQLEAVLMGTRRTDPYSCSLCPFSPTDPGWPAFMRINPLLDWTYRDIWDFLRQLFVPYCILYDRGYTSLGSRENTVRNPALKCLSPGGHPTYRPAYLLENEEEERNSRT
Glycosylation Sites
| Position | Description | PubMed ID | GlyTouCan ID | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
|
G49108TO
Feature
: Glycosylation Site from GlyGen
: Glycosylation Site from UniProt
Pathway
| Pathway Name | Organism |
|---|---|
| Vitamin B2 (riboflavin) metabolism | Homo sapiens |
Human Protein Atlas
Tissue with high expression from Human Protein Atlas. Tissues that are highly expressed are highlighted.
