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Chd64 Chd64 wupA wupA Prm Prm sals sals Mf Mf Act88F Act88F Mhc Mhc DAAM DAAM up up sls sls fln fln TpnC25D TpnC25D
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Chd64Transgelin; Chd64 (Chd64) encodes a protein involved in the juvenile hormone mediated signaling pathway; Belongs to the calponin family. (188 aa)
wupAWings up A (wupA) encodes a cytoskeletal protein of the troponin complex of the muscle thin filament. It is involved in calcium-dependent regulation of muscle contraction, and in development of the embryonic heart, skeletal muscle and flight muscle It also contributes to non-muscle functions such as apico-basal polarity formation, nuclear division and maintenance of nuclear integrity. (269 aa)
PrmParamyosin, long form; Paramyosin (Prm) encodes a muscle protein found only in invertebrates. It dimerizes into a coiled-coil that occupies the interior of the thick filament. Its role is thought to be structural, although it can be phosphorylated and this is important for muscle function. (879 aa)
salsSarcomere length short (sals) encodes an actin binding protein that promotes sarcomeric actin filament elongation from pointed ends during muscle growth. (935 aa)
MfMyofilin, isoform B; Myofilin (Mf) encodes a structural protein of muscular thick filaments, which may be needed for filament assembly. Alternative splicing of the gene, controlled by the product of salm, produces isoforms of varying size in thoracic muscles. (365 aa)
Act88FActin, indirect flight muscle; Actins are highly conserved proteins that are involved in various types of cell motility and are ubiquitously expressed in all eukaryotic cells. Required for proper formation of indirect flight muscle (IFM) myofibrils; Belongs to the actin family. (376 aa)
MhcMyosin heavy chain (Mhc) encodes the motor protein that provides the force for muscle contraction through its ATP-dependent interaction with actin filaments. It functions with essential and regulatory light chains. (1962 aa)
DAAMDishevelled Associated Activator of Morphogenesis (DAAM) encodes a formin type of actin assembly factor regulated by Rho GTPases. It plays a role in tracheal tube length regulation, tracheal cuticle pattern formation, growth cone filopodia formation, sarcomerogenesis and axonal growth regulation in embryonic and mushroom body neurons. (1463 aa)
upTroponin T, skeletal muscle; Upheld (up) encodes the striated muscle protein Troponin T. Troponins T, C and I form a regulatory complex with Tropomyosin that is found at regular intervals along the thin (F-actin) filaments of the muscle sarcomere. (397 aa)
slsTitin; Key component in the assembly and functioning of adult and embryonic striated muscles and muscle tendons. By providing connections at the level of individual microfilaments, it contributes to the fine balance of forces between the two halves of the sarcomere. The size and extensibility of the cross-links are the main determinants of sarcomere extensibility properties of muscle. In non-muscle cells, seems to play a role in chromosome condensation and chromosome segregation during mitosis. Might link the lamina network to chromatin or nuclear actin, or both during interphase. (18468 aa)
flnFlightin (fln) encodes an indirect flight muscle specific protein, not expressed in other muscle types. It is required for the correct assembly of the myosin thick filament during flight muscle development in pupae. fln null mutants cannot fly and show a progressive flight muscle loss as adults. This loss is most likely caused by uncontrolled hypercontraction. (182 aa)
TpnC25DEnzyme regulator activity; calcium ion binding. It is involved in the biological process described with: calcium-mediated signaling; microtubule cytoskeleton organization. (149 aa)
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Drosophila melanogaster
NCBI taxonomy Id: 7227
Other names: D. melanogaster, Diptera sp. DNAS-2A9-224646, Sophophora melanogaster, fruit fly
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