MAPT (ингл. ) — аксымы, шул ук исемдәге ген тарафыннан кодлана торган югары молекуляр органик матдә.[56][57]

MAPT
Нинди таксонда бар H. sapiens[d][1]
Кодирующий ген Тау-белок[d][1]
Молекулярная функция apolipoprotein binding[d][2], SH3 domain binding[d][3], tubulin binding[d][4], связывание с белками плазмы[d][5][6][7][…], lipoprotein particle binding[d][8], enzyme binding[d][9][10][11], ДНК-связывающий[d][12], actin binding[d][13][14][15], microtubule binding[d][16][12][17], dynactin binding[d][18], receptor ligand activity[d][16][19], protein phosphatase 2A binding[d][18], Hsp90 protein binding[d][12], ДНК-связывающий[d][15][4], minor groove of adenine-thymine-rich DNA binding[d][15], double-stranded DNA binding[d][15], single-stranded DNA binding[d][15], RNA binding[d][15], microtubule binding[d][18][20][15][…], enzyme binding[d][21][22][23][…], protein kinase binding[d][24][25], protein-macromolecule adaptor activity[d][15], phosphatidylinositol binding[d][15], связывание похожих белков[d][7][26][27], гомодимеризация белка[d][28], sequence-specific DNA binding[d][15], receptor ligand activity[d][29], chaperone binding[d][30], Hsp90 protein binding[d][31], histone-dependent DNA binding[d][15], microtubule lateral binding[d][32] һәм phosphatidylinositol bisphosphate binding[d][15]
Күзәнәк компоненты Цитоплазма[12], cell body[d][33], cell projection[d][4], nuclear periphery[d][34], Конус роста[d][35], Нейрофибриллярный клубок[d][33], күзәнәк мембраны[d][12][36][12], tubulin complex[d][35], дендрит[d][33], cytoplasmic ribonucleoprotein granule[d][37], Цитоскелет[d][4], Төш[12], цитозоль[d][12][12][12], микротрубочка[d][16][12], microtubule associated complex[d][12], мембрана[d][38][4], Ядерные спеклы[d][4], аксон[d][16][12][39], somatodendritic compartment[d][40], neuronal cell body[d][38], axon cytoplasm[d][4], внеклеточная область[d][15], внутренний компонент клетки[d][41][15], Төш[15][4], Цитоплазма[4][7][4][…], митохондрия[d][15], цитозоль[d][4][4][4][…], микротрубочка[d][4][4], күзәнәк мембраны[d][15][4][42][…], microtubule cytoskeleton[d][18][15][43][…], аксон[d][15][18][4][…], дендрит[d][4][44][45], axolemma[d][46], somatodendritic compartment[d][15][38], neuron projection[d][47], Дендритный шипик[d][15], cell body[d][4][45], main axon[d][4], Липидный рафт[d][4], glial cell projection[d][4] һәм Нейрофибриллярный клубок[d][45][48]
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