Notch

E459333

Notch is a highly conserved signaling receptor and key developmental gene first characterized in fruit flies, where it regulates cell fate decisions and tissue patterning.

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Notch canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cell surface receptor ⓘ
developmental gene ⓘ
highly conserved protein ⓘ
signaling receptor ⓘ
single-pass transmembrane protein ⓘ
activatedBy Delta ligand ⓘ
Jagged ligand ⓘ
Serrate ligand ⓘ
associatedWith T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia ⓘ
cancer ⓘ
developmental disorders ⓘ
discoveredIn early 20th century ⓘ
firstCharacterizedIn Drosophila melanogaster ⓘ
foundInOrganism Drosophila melanogaster ⓘ
geneticMutationPhenotypeInDrosophila notched wing margins ⓘ
hasDomain EGF-like repeats ⓘ
LIN-12/Notch repeats ⓘ
PEST sequence ⓘ
RAM domain ⓘ
ankyrin repeats ⓘ
hasMolecularFunction receptor activity ⓘ
signal transducer activity ⓘ
transcription regulation via intracellular domain ⓘ
interactsWith CSL transcription factor ⓘ
Mastermind-like coactivator ⓘ
locatedIn plasma membrane ⓘ
namedAfter notched wing phenotype in Drosophila ⓘ
orthologIn Caenorhabditis elegans ⓘ
Danio rerio ⓘ
Homo sapiens ⓘ
Mus musculus ⓘ
participatesIn Notch signaling pathway ⓘ
angiogenesis ⓘ
cell fate determination ⓘ
hematopoiesis ⓘ
lateral inhibition ⓘ
neurogenesis ⓘ
somitogenesis ⓘ
stem cell maintenance ⓘ
tissue patterning ⓘ
produces Notch intracellular domain ⓘ
regulates apoptosis ⓘ
binary cell fate decisions ⓘ
differentiation ⓘ
proliferation ⓘ
requiresProcessingBy ADAM-family metalloprotease ⓘ
gamma-secretase complex ⓘ
undergoes regulated intramembrane proteolysis ⓘ

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