CFAP299

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CFAP299
Identifiers
Aliases CFAP299 , chromosome 4 open reading frame 22, C4orf22, cilia and flagella associated protein 299
External IDs MGI: 1916571; HomoloGene: 51893; GeneCards: CFAP299; OMA:CFAP299 - orthologs
Orthologs
SpeciesHumanMouse
Entrez
Ensembl
UniProt
RefSeq (mRNA)

NM_001206997
NM_152770

NM_001024614

RefSeq (protein)

NP_001193926
NP_689983

NP_001019785

Location (UCSC) Chr 4: 80.34 – 80.96 Mb Chr 5: 98.48 – 98.95 Mb
PubMed search [3] [4]
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Cilia- and flagella-associated protein 299 (CFAP299) is a protein that in humans is encoded by the CFAP299 gene. CFAP299 is predicted to play a role in spermatogenesis and cell apoptosis. [5]

Contents

Gene

Location

CFAP299 gene is located at chromosome 4, 4q21.21 spanning 642,492 bases from position 80,321,265 to position 80,963,756 on the plus strand. CFAP299 gene is also known as C4orf22, chromosome 4 Open Reading Frame 22 and Uncharacterized Protein C4orf22. [6] CFAP299 gene is located near MRPS25P1 and BMP3 and it has 13 exons. [7]

CFAP299 gene location on chromosome 4 Geneneighb.fcgi-2.gif
CFAP299 gene location on chromosome 4

Expression

CFAP299 is widely expressed in a variety of normal tissue in Homo sapiens . CFAP299 is highly expressed in testis, trachea, lung, fetal lung and epididymis. [8] In terms of health state, CFAP299 has a decreased expression level in glioma, germ cell tumors and chondrosarcoma. An even higher expression of CFAP299 is shown in condition of soft tissue tumor and muscle tissue tumor. CFAP299 is only exist in fetus and adult. [9]

CFAP299 expression in 42 multiple normal tissues in human ProfileGraph.cgi-5.png
CFAP299 expression in 42 multiple normal tissues in human

Promoter

The promoter of CFAP299 gene is predicted to present 1000 base pairs upstream of the start of transcription. A variety of transcription factors such as CCAAT binding factors, X-box binding factors and AT rich interactive domain factor bind to promoter to regulate the sequence. [10]

mRNA

Splice variants

CFAP299 has 9 alternatively spliced variants and 1 unspliced form. [11]

Protein

General feature

CFAP299 protein contains 233 amino acids in length. The molecular weight of Homo sapiens CFAP299 protein is 26869 Da and the predicted isoelectric point is 5.28. Total number of negatively charged residues is 39 and total number of positively charged residues is 33. [12] Aspartic acid has a higher frequency in CFAP299 protein than in other human proteins. [13]

Isoforms

CFAP299 protein has two important isoforms. Cilia- and flagella-associated protein 299 isoform 1 is the longest isoform [7] and cilia- and flagella-associated protein 299 isoform 2 is chosen as canonical sequence, [14] which is also the target for this article.

Domains

There is only one conserved domain DUF4464 from position 13 to position 232 in CFAP299 protein. [7] This domain belongs to DUF4464 family, which is found in eukaryotes and the proteins in this family has a length of 224 to 241 amino acids. [15] This domain is conserved through the orthologs of CFAP299 as indicated by BLAST. [16]

Secondary structure

CFAP299 proteins secondary structure is dominated by alpha helix and random coil as predicted by GOR4. [17]

Secondary structure of CFAP299 predicted by GOR4 Cfap299 second.jpg
Secondary structure of CFAP299 predicted by GOR4

Tertiary structure

Tertiary structure of CFAP299 protein predicted by I-TASSER showed that the protein is comprised by alpha helix and coils. [18]

I-TASSER result of tertiary structure of CFAP299 protein Cfap299-3rd.gif
I-TASSER result of tertiary structure of CFAP299 protein

Post-translational modifications

CFAP299 is predicted to undergo phosphorylation in various site as shown in graph. [19] CFAP299 also predicted to have sumoylation site in position 58, 137 and 232 and two SUMO-interaction Motifs in position 45-49 and 212-216. [20]

CFAP299 phosphorylation site predicted by Netphos Cfap299 phos.gif
CFAP299 phosphorylation site predicted by Netphos
Sumoylation site and Sumoylation interaction motifs of CFAP299 protein Cfap299 sumo.png
Sumoylation site and Sumoylation interaction motifs of CFAP299 protein

Subcellular localization

CFAP299 protein is targeted to cytoplasm. [21]

Interacting proteins

CFAP299 protein is believed to interact with amyloid beta (A4) precursor protein (APP) [22] and BCL2-associated athanogene 3 (BCL2). [23]

Evolution

OrthologS

CFAP299 protein orthologs exists in mammals, reptiles, birds, amphibians, fish, sponges, sea urchins, insects, fungi and plants. Its most distant relative appear in plants. The table below shows orthologs found by BLAST. [16]

Genus and speciesCommon nameTaxonomic GroupDate of divergenceaccession numbersequence lengthsequence identitysequence similarity
Homo SapiensHumanMammalia0NP_689983.2233100%100%
Ochotona princepsAmerican pikaLagomorpha88XP_004590671.123385%93%
Mus musculusHouse mouseRodentia88NP_00101978523385%91%
Eumetopias jubatusSteller sea lionCarnivora94XP_02798003123386%93%
Erinaceus europaeusEuropean hedgehogSoricomorpha94XP_00751856223383%93%
Ornithorhynchus anatinusplatypusMonotremata169XP_00765976916474%88%
Pogona vitticepsCentral bearded dragonReptilia320XP_02065882923672%85%
Anolis carolinensisGreen anoleReptilia320XP_00811809319371%85%
Dromaius novaehollandiaeEmuAves320XP_02595915522664%81%
Anas platyrhynchosMallardAves320XP_027312784.124358%75%
Xenopus laevisAfrican clawed frogAmphibia353NP_00108872223373%89%
Nanorana parkeriXizang Plateau frogAmphibia353XP_018414504.123373%88%
Danio rerioZebrafishActinopterygii432NP_00110859623960%77%
Callorhinchus miliiAustralian ghostsharkChondrichthyes465XP_00789515723568%82%
Strongylocentrotus purpuratusPacific purple sea urchinEchinoidea627XP_01166300223666%80%
Nematostella vectensisStarlet sea anemoneAnthozoa685XP_001619741.119961%70%
Drosophila melanogasterFruit flyInsecta794NP_650260.123331%46%
Amphimedon queenslandicaSpongeDemospongiae951.8XP_00338244623564%80%
Batrachochytrium dendrobatidisChytridiomycetesAmphibian chytrid fungus1150XP_00668137223861%78%
Physcomitrella patensSpreading earthmossBryopsida1624XP_02437910625550%65%

Paralog

There are no paralogs for CFAP299. [6] [16]

Clinical significance

CFAP299 expression is lowered in people with teratozoospermia,  a condition that causes abnormal morphology of sperm and decreased fertility. [24]

In airway epithelial cells that had excessive mucous secretion, a condition that simulated chronic lung disease, CFAP299 showed a reduced expression. [25]

References

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