| Retrocopy Name | CETN2P1 |
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| Species | Homo sapiens | |
| Coordinates (hg38) | chr18:580681-580920 UCSC | |
| Coordinates (T2T) | chr18:735076-735315 UCSC | |
| Coordinates (hg19) | chr18:580681-580920 UCSC | |
| Strand | + | |
| Parental Sequence | NM_004344.3 | |
| Parental seq. overlap | 202 bp | |
| Parental seq. overlap (%) | 14.3% | |
| Genomic Region |
Intergenic |
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| Retrocopy Summary | CETN2P1, located on chr18:580681-580920, is a retrocopy of the parental gene CETN2. Retrocopies of protein-coding genes, also known as processed pseudogenes, are intriguing genomic elements with implications in genome evolution and diseases. While some retrocopies are non-functional, there are examples of retrocopies (retrogenes) acquiring regulatory roles or exhibiting neofunctionalization unrelated to their parental genes. |
| Gene Name | CETN2 |
| Full Name | centrin 2 |
| Also known as | CALT|CEN2 |
| Coordinate | chrX:152826994-152830757 |
| Strand | - |
| Gene summary | Caltractin belongs to a family of calcium-binding proteins and is a structural component of the centrosome. The high level of conservation from algae to humans and its association with the centrosome suggested that caltractin plays a fundamental role in the structure and function of the microtubule-organizing center, possibly required for the proper duplication and segregation of the centrosome. [provided by RefSeq, Jul 2008] |
| >CETN2P1 |
| CGTGATGACGCAGAAGATGTCCGAGAAGGACACCAAAGAAGAAATCCTGAAGGCCTTCAGGCTCTTTGATGACGATGAGACCGGGAAGATCTCGTTCAAAAACCTGAAGCGTGTGGCCAACGAGCTGGGGGAGAACCTCACGGATGAGGAGCTGCAGGAGATGATCGACGAAGCTGATCGGGATGGGGACGGCGAAGTGAACGAGGAGGAGTTCCTTCGGATCATGAAGAAGACCAGCCT |
| >NM_004344.3 |
| AGTGTACACGTCGGTTGCCTAACAACCGGCAGCGGACTCCTTTGGCTATGGCCTCCAACTTTAAGAAGGCAAACATGGCATCAAGTTCTCAGCGAAAAAGAATGAGCCCTAAGCCTGAGCTTACTGAAGAGCAAAAGCAGGAGATCCGGGAAGCTTTTGATCTTTTCGATGCGGATGGAACTGGCACCATAGATGTTAAAGAACTGAAGGTGGCAATGAGGGCCCTGGGCTTTGAACCCAAGAAAGAAGAAATTAAGAAAATGATAAGTGAAATTGATAAGGAAGGGACAGGAAAAATGAACTTTGGTGACTTTTTAACTGTGATGACCCAGAAAATGTCTGAGAAAGATACTAAAGAAGAAATCCTGAAAGCTTTCAAGCTCTTTGATGATGATGAAACTGGGAAGATTTCGTTCAAAAATCTGAAACGCGTGGCCAAGGAGTTGGGTGAGAACCTGACTGATGAGGAGCTGCAGGAAATGATTGATGAAGCTGATCGAGATGGAGATGGAGAGGTCAGTGAGCAAGAGTTCCTGCGCATCATGAAAAAGACCAGCCTCTATTAAGATCAGTGTCTTCTTTTTCTACTGCAAGCACATGTAACTAGATTTAGTGCCTGCCATGGTGTGAAATCTGGCTTTTGAGAACACAAACTTTTCCCCCACGGACCTCCCTTTATCACTTTAATAGTGACCTTGAGCCTATTTTAGCCGTTTGGAAGTGTTCTTTGATATTACAGTTCTTTGTAAAATGACCTGCGAATTACCCTAATTCTCAAAAGCAAAACAAGAGCACACAAGCGTGAAGAAAAGGATCTTAAAGCTTTGAGCACCTGCCATTTTGCCTTGCATCGTTTCCCTCGTCATGCATTTCCACATATCCACAAACACAGAACGACTTTAGACAAGCACATGTTACACCTGTGTTGCCACAAGCAGTCATTCTTGACGGCTCCAGTTTTTATTTGACACTTGAGTTTAGTTTTCTCTTTTATAAACCCAGTGAACTCCTGCACTGGCATTTGGATGTGTGTTAATGCTATTTGTTTTGTCTTAAAAGTAAAACCTTTCTCAGTTTGAACTTGTATTCTCTAAGGATGAGTTCTTTAGCTTTGCTTATGAGTTCCTCTTCTCAATTATTGTGTTGAAGGCAGCCTATTAGATACAAAACTCCTTACCAGCCTATGGACAGAAAATGAATAATCCTTTGCTACTTTCCTGGCATGAATTGCTTTTTGCCTTGGAAGGCTGCTGGTTTGTAAAACTAGCAGAATTTTTATATCACCTAAGCCTAAATGATGCTCTAAAAATAGTTTTGGCAAAGCTAAGACTGGAAAAGAGTCTTGTTAGTAATTTGTGCTTGAATAAAATGGGGAGAGCCAGGCTAACGCAACACTAGGATGGATTCAGCCAA |
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