| Retrocopy Name | RRAGA |
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| Species | Homo sapiens | |
| Coordinates (hg38) | chr9:19049662-19050582 UCSC | |
| Coordinates (T2T) | chr9:19062527-19063447 UCSC | |
| Coordinates (hg19) | chr9:19049660-19050580 UCSC | |
| Strand | + | |
| Parental Sequence | NM_001354013.2 | |
| Parental seq. overlap | 776 bp | |
| Parental seq. overlap (%) | 54.6% | |
| Genomic Region |
Intergenic |
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| Retrocopy Summary | RRAGA, located on chr9:19049662-19050582, is a retrocopy of the parental gene RRAGB. 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 | RRAGB |
| Full Name | Ras related GTP binding B |
| Also known as | RAGB|bA465E19.1 |
| Coordinate | chrX:55717747-55758774 |
| Strand | + |
| Gene summary | Ras-homologous GTPases constitute a large family of signal transducers that alternate between an activated, GTP-binding state and an inactivated, GDP-binding state. These proteins represent cellular switches that are operated by GTP-exchange factors and factors that stimulate their intrinsic GTPase activity. All GTPases of the Ras superfamily have in common the presence of six conserved motifs involved in GTP/GDP binding, three of which are phosphate-/magnesium-binding sites (PM1-PM3) and three of which are guanine nucleotide-binding sites (G1-G3). Transcript variants encoding distinct isoforms have been identified. [provided by RefSeq, Jul 2008] |
| >RRAGA |
| GCCAAATACAGCCATGAAGAAAAAGGTGCTGCTGATGGGGAAGAGCGGGTCGGGGAAGACCAGCATGAGGTCGATAATCTTCGCCAATTACATTGCTCGCGACACCCGGCGCCTGGGGGCCACCATTGACGTGGAACACTCCCACGTCCGATTCCTAGGGAACCTGGTGCTGAACCTGTGGGACTGTGGCGGTCAGGACACCTTCATGGAAAATTACTTCACCAGCCAGCGAGACAATATCTTCCGTAACGTGGAAGTTTTGATTTACGTGTTTGACGTGGAGAGCCGCGAACTGGAAAAGGACATGCATTATTACCAGTCGTGTCTGGAGGCCATCCTCCAGAACTCTCCTGACGCCAAAATCTTCTGCCTGGTGCACAAAATGGATCTGGTTCAGGAGGATCAGCGTGACCTGATTTTTAAAGAGCGAGAGGAAGACCTGAGGCGTCTGTCTCGCCCGCTGGAGTGTGCTTGTTTTCGAACGTCCATCTGGGATGAGACGCTCTACAAAGCCTGGTCCAGCATCGTCTACCAGCTGATTCCCAACGTTCAGCAGCTGGAGATGAACCTCAGGAATTTTGCCCAAATCATTGAGGCCGATGAAGTTCTGCTGTTCGAAAGAGCTACATTCTTGGTTATTTCCCACTACCAGTGCAAAGAGCAGCGCGACGTCCACCGGTTTGAGAAGATCAGCAACATCATCAAACAGTTCAAGCTGAGCTGCAGTAAATTGGCCGCTTCCTTCCAGAGCATGGAAGTTAGGAATTCCAACTTCGCTGCTTTCATCGACATCTTCACCTCAAATACGTACGTGATGGTGGTCATGTCAGATCCGTCGATCCCTTCTGCGGCCACTCTGATCAACATTCGCAATGCCCGGAAACACTTTGAGAAGCTGGAGAGAGTGGATGGCCCCAAGCA |
| >NM_001354013.2 |
| AGATGCCCACGTGATCCTGGCCTGCAGTTGGGTGGCTGCGGTGGGTGCTACCAAATACAGCCATGAAGAAAAAGGTGCTGTTGATGGGTAAAAGTGGGTCTGGTAAGACCAGCATGAGGTCTATTATCTTTGCAAATTATATTGCCAGAGACACACGTCGCCTTGGCGCAACAATTGATGTAGAACATTCTCATGTTCGATTTCTGGGAAACCTGGTATTGAACCTGTGGGATTGTGGTGGGCAAGACACCTTCATGGAAAATTATTTCACTAGCCAACGGGACAACATCTTCCGAAATGTGGAGGTTCTGATTTATGTCTTTGATGTGGAGAGCCGCGAACTGGAAAAGGACATGCACTATTACCAATCATGCCTGGAGGCCATTCTGCAGAATTCTCCAGATGCCAAAATATTTTGCTTGGTACACAAAATGGATCTGGTACAGGAGGATCAACGGGACCTGATTTTTAAAGAGCGAGAAGAAGATTTGAGGCGTTTGTCTCGCCCATTGGAATGTTCTTGTTTCCGAACATCTATCTGGGATGAAACCCTCTATAAGGCTTGGTCCAGCATAGTTTATCAGCTGATTCCCAATGTTCAGCAGCTGGAAATGAACCTAAGGAATTTTGCTGAAATTATCGAAGCTGATGAAGTACTTCTTTTTGAGAGAGCTACTTTTCTGGTAATTTCTCACTATCAGTGTAAAGAGCAGCGTGATGCCCATAGATTTGAGAAAATAAGCAACATTATTAAGCAGTTCAAGCTGAGCTGCAGCAAGCTGGCTGCCTCTTTCCAGAGTATGGAAGTCAGGAACTCTAACTTCGCTGCTTTCATTGACATCTTTACATCCAACACTTATGTGATGGTTGTGATGTCTGATCCGTCCATTCCTTCTGCAGCTACTCTGATCAACATCCGCAATGCCAGGAAACACTTTGAAAAGCTGGAAAGAGTGGATGGACCAAAGCAGTGTCTTCTCATGCGCTAAACATTGATGAATATTGTTTCACACAAAAATTAAAAGTTTCCTAATTAATGTTGTATTCATATATGTAGGCTCTGAAATGTTGTGATGCTTATTGCTTCTGTATTTCTTCTCTACTCCCTAGTCTTAATGTTTAACCTTGAATGCTATTAACTTAAATAGCCATTGAGGAGTTAGAAGATGAATTGTTCATGAAGTCGGTGTTACATAAAAGTAGGTGATATGTAAGTTTTCTGATAACAAGGTTCTAATAGTGTTTAAATGTACTGGTAACCTGGTTCCAATAGTTGTGTTTGCCCAAGCCTTTCTCGGCATCATCTTGTATTCCTTATCAGATAGTAAGTAACCTGTAAGTTTGGAGTATTACTGTTTTCTCAGCATGCATTAAAAATATTCCTTAACTTCAATTGTAAATAAACTTTTGGTGTTAGGGA |
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