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Protein Ontology report - nodal homolog (human)
PR:Q96S42 - http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/PR_Q96S42
 
  Protein Forms  Annotations      
Ontology Information Show OBO stanza / GPI
  PRO ID
PR:Q96S42   
  PRO namenodal homolog (human) 
  Synonyms
PRO-Short-label: EXACT:hNODAL
Gene-based: RELATED:NODAL
  Definition"A nodal protein that is encoded in the genome of human." [PRO:CNA, UniProtKB:Q96S42
  PRO Categoryorganism-gene 
  ParentPR:000000105 nodal protein
PR:000029067 Homo sapiens protein
  Gene TemplateHGNC:7865 NODAL (human)
  TaxonNCBITaxon:9606 Homo sapiens
  Terms by PRO Category
Organism-Independent Organism-Specific
         Category          Number of Terms          Category          Number of Terms
         Gene0                                                  Organism-Gene 1                                        
         Sequence0                                                  Organism-Sequence 2                                        
         Modification0                                                  Organism-Modification 1                                        
  Term Hierarchy
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DAG: OLS:
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  Db identifiers
UniProtKB:Q96S42
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Protein Forms  Switch to Extended View   

Category  

PRO Form Name

Short Name

Ann. Has Annotation?

comp. In Complex?
organism-gene



PR:Q96S42 nodal homolog (human)

hNODAL


organism-sequence



PR:000000292 nodal protein sequence variant R183Q (human)

hNODAL/var:R183Q

Yes

organism-sequence



PR:Q96S42-1 nodal homolog isoform 1 (human)

hNODAL/iso:1


organism-modification



PR:000048620 nodal homolog, signal peptide removed form (human)

hNODAL/SigPep-


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Functional Annotation (PRO-centric view) Switch to GO Centric View   
PRO Term GO Annotation Evidence
PR:000000292 hNODAL/var:R183Q
UniProtKB:Q96S42, Arg-183, CHEBI:30011
associated_with_disease_progressionDO:0050545 visceral heterotaxy PMID:9354794