This large family encompasses many diverse protein phosphatases. Some appear to have evolved transmembrane segments. Very tentatively they might regulate transmembrane receptor kinases.. The TM and non-TM groups diverged early in Eukaryota and appear to be distinct enough that they probably should not be part of the same cluster. This latter group has not expanded.
Phosphatase, phosphatase 2C
Source | Evidence on protein | Close homologs |
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Cuervo et al. | no | yes: 0 |
Hassani et al. | no | yes: 1 |
Forrest at al. (metacyclic) | no | yes: 1 |
Forrest at al. (procyclic) | yes | yes: 2 |
Silverman et al. | no | yes: 1 |
Pissara et al. | yes | yes: 7 |
Source | Evidence on protein | Close homologs |
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Pires et al. | no | yes: 0 |
Source | Evidence on protein | Close homologs |
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Silverman et al. | no | yes: 0 |
Source | Evidence on protein | Close homologs |
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Jamdhade et al. | no | yes: 8 |
Source | Evidence on protein | Close homologs |
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DeepLoc | ||
SignalP6 | no | yes: 0, no: 24 |
NetGPI | no | yes: 0, no: 24 |
Source | Evidence on protein | Close homologs |
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Pescher et al. (upgregulation) | no | yes: 0 |
Source | Evidence on protein | Close homologs |
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Lahav et al. - mRNA
- Protein
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Related structures:
AlphaFold database: A4I565