Gene name

CD1D (CD1A)

Experiment(s)

For this entry:
CD1D_HUMAN (CD1D)
Species Homo sapiens
Localization Basolateral plasma membrane
Reference Rodionov DG,Nordeng TW,Pedersen K,Balk SP,Bakke O (1999) A critical tyrosine residue in the cytoplasmic tail is important for CD1d internalization but not for its basolateral sorting in MDCK cells., J Immunol, 162, 1488-95.
[PubMed]
Evidence level Antibody staining
Organ Kidney
Cell MDCK cells (distal tubule)
Notes
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Alignment and sequence features

Wheel: zoom in/out; drag: scroll left/right. Sequences and features are drawn in three lines. Bottom line: topology (red bar: cytoplasmic region; yellow bar: transmembrane region; transmembrane re-entrant loop; blue bar: extracellular region; black bar: signal peptide). Middle line: amino acid sequence (grey bar or one letter code). Top line: post translational modifications (Y: N-glycosylation site; Y: O-glycosylation site;P: phosphorylation site), intrinsically disordered regions (light green bar: IDR) and short linear motifs (light steel blue bar: ELM region).
CCTOP topology prediction
Start End Localisation
1 19 Signal peptide
20 303 Extracellular
304 322 Membrane
323 335 Cytoplasmic
Phosphorylation
Position Resource
94 56653077
322 14364502
323 23091771
Glycosylation

Family and domain data

Database Domain/Family name
InterPro Ig-like_dom
InterPro Ig-like_dom_sf
InterPro Ig-like_fold
InterPro Ig_C1-set
InterPro MHC_I-like_Ag-recog
InterPro MHC_I-like_Ag-recog_sf
InterPro MHC_I/II-like_Ag-recog
Pfam C1-set
Pfam MHC_I_3

Interactions

With (links to EBI) #Exp PubMed links
DLG1_HUMAN 2 30126976
Protein can be found in apical membrane, Protein can be found in basal membrane, Protein can be found both membranes, Localisation is unknown.

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