QRICH2

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QRICH2
Identifiers
Aliases QRICH2 , glutamine rich 2, SPGF35
External IDs OMIM: 618304 MGI: 2684912 HomoloGene: 12951 GeneCards: QRICH2
Orthologs
SpeciesHumanMouse
Entrez

84074

217341

Ensembl

ENSG00000129646

ENSMUSG00000070331

UniProt

Q9H0J4

Q3V2A7

RefSeq (mRNA)

NM_032134
NM_001388453

NM_001033267

RefSeq (protein)

NP_115510

NP_001028439

Location (UCSC) Chr 17: 76.27 – 76.31 Mb Chr 11: 116.33 – 116.36 Mb
PubMed search [3] [4]
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Glutamine-rich protein 2 is a protein that in humans is decoded by the QRICH2 gene on human chromosome 17. [5] [6] The function of QRICH2 protein is mostly unknown, but it has been shown that QRICH2 gene contains a high molecular weight Glutenin domain and an ATPase involved domain. [6] QRICH2 gene is highly expressed in testis, [7] and the subcellular location of QRICH2 protein is in the nucleus. [8]

Contents

NCBI Reference NumberLengthlocationMolecular weightPI
mRNA: NM_032134.1

Protein: NP_115510.1

mRNA: 5411 bp

Protein: 1663 aa

17q25.1180.8 kdal6.25

Gene

QRICH2 mRNA is 5411 bp long, and its chromosomal location in human is 17q25.1. QRICH2 mRNA has 19 exons and it contains two main function domains: a high molecular weight Glutenin domain (amino acid 446-979) and an ATPase involved domain (amino acid 1036-1413). QRICH2 locates between UBAL D2 gene and PRPSAP1 gene on chromosome 17. [9] There is no predicted stem loop structure on QRICH2 mRNA because there isn't any complementary RNA sequences. [10]

Protein

QRICH2 protein is 1663 amino acids long, and 10.9% of the amino acids are Glutamine (Q). 38% of the QRICH2 protein secondary structure is alpha-helix, 39% is beta-sheet and 13% is turning. [11] [12] The human tissue type with the highest level of QRICH2 expression is testis, and this result is confirmed by the Gene Expression Profile for mouse and dog too. [13] The subcellular location of QRICH2 protein is in the nucleus. QRICH2 is a soluble protein, its average hydrophobicity is -0.5995. [14] QRICH2 protein interact with a number of other proteins including SSSCA1, TSSC1, GAPDH, NUP98 and SNAI1. [5]

Homology [15]

paralogs

SpeciesGene nameAccession(mRNA)Length(bp)E-valueIdentityCoverageLocation
HumanFLJ25373AK05810214990.099%27%ch7

FLJ25737 mRNA sequences [16] perfectly match with two regions on the QRICH2 mRNA (bp 3157-4302 on QRICH2 match with bp 1-1146 on FLJ25737, bp 4998-5307 on QRICH2 match with bp 1140-1499 on FLJ25737). However, FLJ25737 locates on chromosome 7 and QRICH2 locates on chromosome 17.

SpeciesProtein nameAccession(Protein)Length(aa)E-valueIdentityCoverageLocation
HumanSpermine like protein 1NP_001012998.26326.00e-4634%39%Xq21.1
HumanProtein piccolo isoform 1NP_149015.251423.00e-1030%33%7q11.23

Orthologs

SpeciesCommon nameDivergence

(Million years ago)

Accession(Protein)Length(aa)IdentityCoverage
Rattus norvegicusBrown rat92.3XP_577148.4197151%99%
Nomascus leucogenysGibbon20.4XP_003279182.2176880%99%
Canis lupus familiarisDog94.2XP_533125.3193667%99%
Loxodonta africanaElephant98.7XP_003417424.1197365%99%
Ailuropoda melanoleucaPanda94.2XP_002919929.1190364%99%
Otolemur garnettiiBushbaby74XP_003785524.1196363%99%
Sus scrofaBoar94.2XP_003131230.1198363%99%
Cavia porcellusGuinea pig92.3XP_003461498185261%99%
Felis catusCat94.2XP_003997276.1175561%98%
Papio anubisBabbon29XP_003913523.1204380%97%
Gorilla gorillaGorilla8.8XP_00404108750799%30%
Mus musculusHouse mouse92.3NP_001028439.159277%30%

QRICH2 protein has well conserved orthologs in many species. The orthologous protein sequences match very well at the region where the high molecular weight Glutenin domain and ATPase involved domain is.

Function

The function of QRICH2 protein is mostly unknown. QRICH2 has been shown to belong to the common expression groups on human chromosome 17. The following genes belonged to the common expression groups on chromosome 17: [17] NCOR1, GFAP, QRICH2, ANAPC11 and PER1. QRICH2 may also be an up-regulated gene involved in cell adhesion and cellular morphogenesis. [18] The high expression of QRICH2 gene in testis may suggest that QRICH2 protein has some functions related to hormone production in males. QRICH2 protein has some sequence similarities with the spermidine/spermine N(1)-acetyl-like protein 1 in several species. [15]

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