TMEM169

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Transmembrane protein 169 (TMEM169) in humans is encoded by TMEM169 gene. [1] The aliases of TMEM169 include FLJ34263, DKFZp781L2456, and LOC92691. [2] TMEM169 has the highest expression in the brain, particularly the fetal brain. [1] TMEM169 has homologs mammals, reptiles, amphibians, birds, fish, chordates and invertebrates. The most distantly related homolog of TMEM169 is Anopheles albimanus. [3]

Contents

TMEM169
Identifiers
Aliases TMEM169 , transmembrane protein 169
External IDs MGI: 2442781; HomoloGene: 16305; GeneCards: TMEM169; OMA:TMEM169 - orthologs
Orthologs
SpeciesHumanMouse
Entrez

92691

271711

Ensembl

ENSG00000163449

ENSMUSG00000026188

UniProt

Q96HH4

Q8BG50

RefSeq (mRNA)

NM_001142310
NM_001142311
NM_001142312
NM_138390

NM_175564

RefSeq (protein)

NP_001135782
NP_001135783
NP_001135784
NP_612399

NP_780773

Location (UCSC) Chr 2: 216.08 – 216.1 Mb Chr 1: 72.32 – 72.34 Mb
PubMed search [6] [7]
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Gene

Locus

The gene is located on human chromosome 2(2q35) and spans 20,918 bases (216,081,866-216,102,783) [8] on the + strand. The gene contains four exons in total. The direct neighbors of TMEM169 include XRCC5 (X-ray repair cross complementing 5) and PECR (peroxisomal trans-2-enoyl-CoA reductase). [1]

Transcripts

Transcription of TMEM169 gene produces five alternatively spliced variants to generate four variants of the transcript. [1] [8] The variants all code for the same protein and have differences within the 5’ UTR region. [1] Variant 1 is the longest transcript (NM_001142310.2) [1] and consists of 3,408 base pairs and four exons.

Protein

All four transcripts encode for the same protein (TMEM169) consisting of 297 amino acids. [1] According to SAPS [9] the molecular weight of protein TMEM169 is 33.6 kdal and it has an overall net negative charge (-5.7%). TMEM169 has an isoelectric point of 4.76. [10]

Domains

There are two transmembrane domains of Homo sapiens TMEM169 located at amino acids 160-180 and 211-231. [1] The N and C terminus are both located in the cytoplasmic domain. [11] The conceptual translation provides further annotation of Homo sapiens TMEM169 protein.

Secondary Structure

The specific structure of TMEM169 is unknown, although includes both alpha helices and beta sheets. [12]

Conceptually Translated TMEM169 Wiki.pdf Conceptually Translated TMEM169 Wiki (2).pdf

Gene level regulation

Promoter

The promoter (GXP_6745619) is 1242 base pairs at coordinates 216080866-216082107. [13] It supports 11 coding transcripts.

Schematic illustration of TMEM169 promoters (green) and exons (blue). Promoter of TMEM169.png
Schematic illustration of TMEM169 promoters (green) and exons (blue).
PromoterSizeCoordinatesSupporting Transcripts
GXP_6745619 (+)1242 bp216080866-21608210711
GXP_9516026 (+)1040 bp216094326-216095365Computational
GXP_9516027 (+)1040 bp216094696-216095735Computational
GXP_142640 (+)1040 bp216099253-2161002921

Table 2. There are four promoters that result from TMEM169 search on Genomatix. [13]

Expression pattern

RNA sequencing

RNA sequencing data revealed TMEM169 is expressed ubiquitously, although it displays high expression in the brain, particularly during fetal development. [1] HPA RNA-seq normal tissues for TMEM169 were obtained from 95 human tissue samples. The HPA RNA-seq demonstrates highest expression of TMEM169 in the brain (RPKM=3.159). Particularly, in the fetal brain (RPKM= 1.583) and cerebellum(RPKM=0.795). [1]

NCBI GEO Profile Microarray

GEO Profile: GDS3113/220527 [14]

The highest expression of TMEM169 is found in the fetal brain. TMEM169 tends to have a high expression in the brain relative to other tissues, although not to other genes.

Antibodies

The use of polyclonal TMEM169 antibody (NBP2-69796) of a human melanoma cell line (SK-MEL-30) in the host of rabbit demonstrates TMEM169 localization to nucleoplasm, cytosol and centrosome. [15] Strong positivity in glial cells is revealed through immunohistochemical staining of the human cerebral cortex with antibody HPA074877. [16]

Protein Level Regulation

Post-transalational modifications

Conceptual Diagram of Homo sapiens TMEM169 highlighting domains and post-translational modifications Protein Diagram .png
Conceptual Diagram of Homo sapiens TMEM169 highlighting domains and post-translational modifications

The MyHits [17] Tool revealed two types of conserved predicted post-translational modifications.

Predicted ModificationHomo Sapiens Amino Acid Location
Casein Kinase 2 phosphorylation sites5-8, 47-50, 57-60, 62-65, 123-26, 138-141, 142-145, 269-272, 284-287
N-myristoylation site226-231, 261-266

Homology

TMEM169 is well-conserved across strict orthologs shown by the following multiple sequence alignment created Clustal [18] using BoxShade. [19] The multiple sequence alignment of distant orthologs highlighting the transmembrane domains was also created using Clustal [18] and BoxShade. [19] The red boxes illustrate conserved transmembrane domains across orthologs.

The amino acid conservation of strict Homo sapiens TMEM169 orthologs is illustrated. The darker shade reflects higher conservation. The blue line reveals exon/exon boundary. The red boxes identify transmembrane domains. STRICTMSA NEW.jpg
The amino acid conservation of strict Homo sapiens TMEM169 orthologs is illustrated. The darker shade reflects higher conservation. The blue line reveals exon/exon boundary. The red boxes identify transmembrane domains.

Orthologs

Orthologs are found in over 300 organisms within the kingdom metazoan. [1] [8] There are not any orthologs found in fungi or plants. Invertebrates are the most distantly related orthologs, according to BLAST [3] searches. The subset of closely related organisms include mammals, reptiles, birds, and amphibians (E-value 1e-177 to 1e-124). These orthologs range from 78% to 93% sequence similarity to the human protein. Moderately related orthologs to human TMEM169 protein include fish and cephalochordates (similarity= 62%-75%; E-value= 3e-120 to 1e-71). Protein sequences of hemichordates, arthropods, and mollusks are the most distantly related to the human protein sequence (similarity= 56%-64%; E-value= 2e-58 to 1e-44). [3] The most distantly related organism with TMEM169 ortholog is Anopheles albimanus, within the taxonomic group Arthropoda. The size of the gene family for Anopheles albimanus is one and there is only one isoform. [20]

A portion of amino acid conservation of distant Homo sapiens TMEM169 orthologs is illustrated, highlighting transmembrane domains. The darker shade reflects higher conservation. The red boxes identify transmembrane domains. Distant Orthologs MSA TMEM Domain.png
A portion of amino acid conservation of distant Homo sapiens TMEM169 orthologs is illustrated, highlighting transmembrane domains. The darker shade reflects higher conservation. The red boxes identify transmembrane domains.
Scientific NameCommon nameTaxonomic groupAccession NumberDate of Divergence (MYA)% identity
Homo sapiensHumanMammalia NP_001135782.1 0100
Ictidomys tridecemlineatusThirteen-lined ground squirrelMammalia XP_005331895.1 9090
Chelonoidis abingdoniiPinta island tortoiseReptilla XP_032620330  31269
Pelodiscus sinensisChinese softshell turtleReptilia XP_006124795 31268
Phaethon lepturusWhite tailed tropic birdAves XP_010279821.1 31267
Gallus gallusChickenAves XP_015145533.1 31866
Rhinatrema bivittatumTwo-lined caecilianAmphibia XP_029460980.1 35266
Nanorana parkeriHigh himalaya frogAmphibia XP_018409958.1 35365
Danio rerioZebrafishActinopterygii NP_001313389.1 43550
Callorhinchus miliiAustralian ghostsharkChondrichthyes XP_007908296.1 47364
Rhincodon typusWhale sharkChondrichthyes XP_020389226.1 47360
Petromyzon marinusSea lampreyPetrymyzontidae XP_032801904.1 61551
Acanthaster planciCrown of thorns starfishEchinodermata XP_022081757.1 62740
Brachiostoma floridaeFlorida lanceletCephalochordata XP_035657488.1 68454
Saccoglossus kowalevskiiAcorn wormHemichordata XP_002740626      68445
Drosophila melangogasterFruit flyArthropoda NP_650031.1 79745
Limulus polyphemusAtlantic horseshoe crabArthropoda XP_022256315 79751
Octopus vulgarisOctopusMollusca XP_029635540.1 79741
Lingula anatinaLingula anantinaMollusca XP_013413871.1 79739
Anopheles albimanusMosquito strainArthropoda XP_035794912.1 79738
Rate of Divergence of TMEM169 Rate of divergence.png
Rate of Divergence of TMEM169

Table 1. Identified orthologs of Homo sapiens TMEM169 protein. The table is organized by increasing DOD (data of divergence from the human lineage) and then by sequence similarity to the human protein (%). The date of divergence was calculated using TimeTree. [21] Seq. is an abbreviation for sequence.

Evolutionary History

TMEM169 gene first appeared in invertebrates, more specifically in arthropods and mollusks. The approximate date of divergence from humans for arthropods and mollusks is 797 million years ago (MYA). [22] Based upon comparison of the evolution for cytochrome C (a quickly evolving protein) and fibrinogen alpha chain (a slowly evolving protein), TMEM169 gene is evolving at a moderate pace.

Interacting Proteins

RhoU (rho-related GTP-binding protein RhoU) is known to interact with TMEM169 according to PSICQUIC. [23] The pull down assay revealed RhoU as a protein interaction with TMEM169. [24]

Clinical Relevance- Disease Association

A single nucleotide polymorphism of TMEM169, defined as rs3821104, is one of two SNP’s that revealed strong association (p<0.1) with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) within the international COPD genetics network. [25] Additionally, gene TMEM169 is one of the four most down-regulated genes in response to oxidative stress; it is downregulated by 0.50 fold in patients with myocardial infarctions. [26] The gene has association to two different birth defects; neural tube defects and preeclampsia. An amino acid change (p.K41I) in TMEM169 is known to cause neural tube defects [27] and hypermethylated loci cg20968678, associated with TMEM169, leads to early onset preeclampsia. [28]

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