Sus scrofa      AGC/PKC


※ PKC family introduction

    PKC (protein kinase C) belongs to AGC group. PKC can be grouped into three sections based on similar structural and activation requirements: classical, novel and atypical. Classical PKCs are activated by calcium, phosphatidylserine and diacylglycerol or phorbol esters. The novel PKCs lack a conserved region found in classical PKC and is activated by different lipids. The atypical PKCs is smallest in size in all PKCs which are activated by PS. PKCs keep an inactive state in the cytosol and translocate to the membrane vesicles, nuclear structures and cytoskeletal components after cell stimulation. Activated PKCs have been shown to involve in a varieties cellular processes including receptor desensitization, transcription, immune responses and cell growth (1).

Reference
1. Keenan, C. and Kelleher, D. (1998) Protein kinase C and the cytoskeleton. Cell Signal, 10, 225-232. PMID: 9617479


There are 10 genes.  Reviewed (0 or Unreviewed (10

No.StatusiEKPD IDEnsemble Gene IDUniProt AccessionGene Name
1
iEKPD-Sus-0297
ENSSSCG00000017268.3
F1RV14
2
iEKPD-Sus-0403
ENSSSCG00000031428.1
A0A286ZQP3
3
iEKPD-Sus-0423
ENSSSCG00000033674.1
K9J4L8
PRKCB_tv2
4
iEKPD-Sus-1287
ENSSSCG00000023503.2
A0A287A287
PRKCD
5
iEKPD-Sus-0125
ENSSSCG00000008444.3
F1S5K7
PRKCE
6
iEKPD-Sus-0047
ENSSSCG00000003256.3
F1RNJ0
PRKCG
7
iEKPD-Sus-0079
ENSSSCG00000005095.3
F1SRU7
PRKCH
8
iEKPD-Sus-0203
ENSSSCG00000011745.3
F1SH28
PRKCI
9
iEKPD-Sus-1277
ENSSSCG00000011131.3
A0A287AH32
PRKCQ
10
iEKPD-Sus-0388
ENSSSCG00000030361.2
A0A286ZSY3
PRKCZ