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Summary Expression Expr. PhenotypesPheno. Gene Literature (18)Lit. (18) GO Terms (27)GO (27) Nucleotides (129)Nucl. (129) Proteins (33)Prot. (33) Interactants (337)Interact. (337) Wiki
XB-GENEPAGE- 5895391

Show:     All X. tropicalis X. laevis

Protein sequences for txn - All


Models (24)

Source Version Model Species
NCBI 10.1 XBmRNA3467 X. laevis.L
ENSEMBL 10.0 ENSXETP00000005532 X. tropicalis
NCBI 10.0 mRNA033247 X. tropicalis
ENSEMBL 10.0 ENSXETP00000116396 X. tropicalis
ENSEMBL 10.0 ENSXETP00000079582 X. tropicalis
Xenbase 9.2 rna25556 X. laevis.L
JGI 9.1 Xelaev18006695m X. laevis.L
Xenbase 9.1 rna59215 X. tropicalis
ENSEMBL 9.1 ENSXETP00000005532 X. tropicalis
ENSEMBL 9.1 ENSXETP00000079582 X. tropicalis
JGI 8.0 Xetrov14047144m X. tropicalis
JGI 7.2 Xelaev16078039m X. laevis.L
JGI 7.1 Xetro.A01944.2 X. tropicalis
JGI 7.1 Xetro.A01944.1 X. tropicalis
JGI 6.0 XeXenL6RMv10015781m X. laevis.L
JGI 4.1 gw1.590.38.1 X. tropicalis
JGI 4.1 e_gw1.590.38.1 X. tropicalis
JGI 4.1 e_gw1.590.41.1 X. tropicalis
ENSEMBL 4.1 ENSXETP00000005532 X. tropicalis
JGI 4.1 fgenesh1_pg.C_scaffold_590000024 X. tropicalis
JGI 4.1 fgenesh1_pm.C_scaffold_590000007 X. tropicalis
JGI 4.1 gw1.590.37.1 X. tropicalis
JGI 4.1 e_gw1.590.37.1 X. tropicalis
JGI 4.1 gw1.590.41.1 X. tropicalis

AI Protein Function : txn encodes a thiol‑disulfide oxidoreductase that participates in redox regulation and maintains the cellular reducing environment. The protein functions as an antioxidant, facilitates reduction of oxidized proteins, and modulates signaling pathways that control cell proliferation and apoptosis. It is classified as a redox signaling molecule. Subcellular localization includes the cytoplasm and nucleus, with occasional presence in the mitochondria. Expression is detected in the heart, brain, eye, spinal cord, somites, pronephros, and epidermis during embryogenesis. Txn activity contributes to embryonic development by protecting cells from oxidative stress.

NCBI Proteins (9)

Accession Species Source
AAH84527 X. tropicalis NCBI Protein
KAE8632684 X. tropicalis RefSeq
KAE8632685 X. tropicalis RefSeq
NP_001011127 X. tropicalis RefSeq
AAH84818 X. laevis.L NCBI Protein
NP_001088487 X. laevis.L RefSeq
OCU00918 X. laevis.L NCBI Protein

UniProt Proteins (2)

Accession Species Source
Q5XGB5 (InterPro) X. tropicalis TrEMBL
Q5U566 (InterPro) X. laevis.L TrEMBL