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Literature summary for 3.4.24.36 extracted from

  • Castro Neto, A.L.; Brito, A.N.A.L.M.; Rezende, A.M.; Magalhaes, F.B.; de Melo Neto, O.P.
    In silico characterization of multiple genes encoding the GP63 virulence protein from Leishmania braziliensis identification of sources of variation and putative roles in immune evasion (2019), BMC Genomics, 20, 118 .
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Organism

Organism UniProt Comment Textmining
Leishmania braziliensis A0A3Q9STI6
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3Q9STK3
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3Q9STL5
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3Q9SVM5
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3Q9SVN4
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3Q9SVP4
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3Q9SYY1
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3Q9SYY8
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3Q9SYZ2
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3Q9SZ12
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3Q9SZ15
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3Q9SZ21
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3Q9SZ22
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3Q9SZ29
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3Q9SZ30
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3Q9SZ36
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3Q9SZ41
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3Q9SZQ4
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3Q9SZR5
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3Q9SZS8
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3Q9SZT6
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3Q9SZX9
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3Q9SZY6
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3Q9SZZ7
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3Q9T1P4
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3Q9T1Q3
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3T0NKY9
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3T0NKZ0
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3T0NKZ1
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3T0NKZ2
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3T0NKZ3
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3T0NKZ5
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3T0NKZ7
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3T0NKZ9
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3T0NL00
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Leishmania braziliensis A0A3T0NL27
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Synonyms

Synonyms Comment Organism
GP63 virulence protein
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 Leishmania braziliensis
metalloprotease GP63
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 Leishmania braziliensis

General Information

General Information Comment Organism
physiological function metalloprotease GP63 is the major Leishmania surface antigen. It has multiple functions required for the survival of the parasite. Metalloprotease GP63 is encoded by multiple genes and their copy numbers vary considerably between different species. A greater role for the sequence variation found among the chromosome 10 GP63 genes is possibly related to the pathogenesis of Leishmania braziliensis and closely related species within the mammalian host Leishmania braziliensis