Reticulocalbin-1 (Q15293) & InterPro & EMBL-EBI
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Reticulocalbin-1 (Q15293)
(RCN1_HUMAN)
Homo sapiens (Human)
331 amino acids
(complete)
Source: UniProtKB
Protein family membership
(IPR027241)
Domains and repeats
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(EF_HAND_2)
(EF-hand_5)
(EF_HAND_1)
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Ca2+ binding site ...
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Biological Process
None predicted.
Molecular Function
calcium ion binding
Cellular Component
None predicted.RCN1 Homo sapiens Q15293
RCN1 Homo sapiens Q15293
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Up since07:43 22/2/2017
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