Conserved Protein Domain Family
SPATA9
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pfam15824: SPATA9 (this model, PSSM-Id:292452 is obsolete and has been replaced by 434963)
Spermatogenesis-associated protein 9
SPATA9, spermatogenesis-associated protein 9, or testis development protein NYD-SP16, is a family of eukaryotic proteins associated with sperm production. It is highly expressed in human testis and contains one transmembrane domain. Its localization indicates it is likely to play an important role in testicular development and spermatogenesis and may be an important factor in male infertility.
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Statistics
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PSSM-Id: 292452
Aligned: 3 rows
Threshold Bit Score: 475.622
Created: 29-Jul-2016
Updated: 4-Aug-2016
Structure
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Aligned Rows:
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Sequence Alignment
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Format: Row Display: Color Bits: Type Selection: 
XP_003759879   1 MPIKPVGWICGQVVKNFSGKIEGLQKAVMDLVDEFKDEFPTILRLSQSNQKTDEVVKTSKTKMATTLARIQGGPVLQGLH 80  Tasmanian devil
XP_851623      1 MPIKPVGWICGQVLKNFSGRIEGIQKVIMDLIDEFKDEFPTILRLSQSNQKREPMQKTSKIKMAVALAKINRGTLIQGLN 80  dog
EHB12791       1 MPIRHVVGICGQVLKNFSGRIEGIQKVIMDLMDEFKDDFPTVLGLSQSNQEKGPEQKSPGIRTAATLARINRGALVRGLS 80  naked mole-rat

XP_003759879  81 KISRSSKSVAKLLHPRLAHRLLELKTISHRLLRDINIPK-----QPLYKVQVRKGSLLDVISFPAKTVFASIIYASYAAL 155 Tasmanian devil
XP_851623     81 SISRSSKSVAKLLQPQLACRLLELRGISHRLLREVNAPK-----QPLYNVQVRRGSLFEIISFPAKTALISIMYASYAAL 155 dog
EHB12791      81 SLSRTCQALAGLLRPGLARCLLDLRARSRPLLGELHAARprpvrKSFLFLQARKSSLFEIISFPTKTALTSIMYASYAAL 160 naked mole-rat

XP_003759879 156 IYLTVCINALLEKAKNIFQEEESIRQNKKDSFEVRKAFSEPV-----FSECEIIAKPYRSLPENPDTVLLS-KLPDIKLS 229 Tasmanian devil
XP_851623    156 IYLTVCVNAVLEKIKKIFQEEETIRQNRKENENLRKAFSEPVlseptFPEGEIKAKPYRSLPEKPDSISDRpKLPANKLS 235 dog
EHB12791     161 IYLAICVNAVLEKRKKISEEEEVIRQNR-ESENSRKAFSEPVlsepmFPEGEIKAKPYRSLPEKPD-ISYHpKLPANEQK 238 naked mole-rat

XP_003759879 230 NNIQVLHSVFDQSNEMNE 247 Tasmanian devil
XP_851623    236 NKIQVLHSVFDQSAEMNE 253 dog
EHB12791     239 NKIQVLHSVFDWSAEMNE 256 naked mole-rat
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