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Summary Expression Expr. PhenotypesPheno. Gene Literature (137)Lit. (137) GO Terms (107)GO (107) Nucleotides (3926)Nucl. (3926) Proteins (48)Prot. (48) Interactants (1305)Interact. (1305) Wiki
XB-GENEPAGE- 490882

Show:     All X. tropicalis X. laevis

Protein sequences for actb - All


Models (32)

Source Version Model Species
NCBI 10.1 XBmRNA82322 X. laevis.S
NCBI 10.1 XBmRNA77322 X. laevis.L
ENSEMBL 10.0 ENSXETP00000003955 X. tropicalis
ENSEMBL 10.0 ENSXETP00000104495 X. tropicalis
ENSEMBL 10.0 ENSXETP00000118159 X. tropicalis
NCBI 10.0 mRNA046237 X. tropicalis
Xenbase 9.2 rna46105 X. laevis.L
Xenbase 9.2 rna24223 X. laevis.S
ENSEMBL 9.1 ENSXETP00000003955 X. tropicalis
Xenbase 9.1 rna3828 X. tropicalis
JGI 9.1 Xelaev18045052m X. laevis.L
JGI 9.1 Xelaev18047430m X. laevis.S
JGI 8.0 Xetrov14038014m X. tropicalis
JGI 7.2 Xelaev16005622m X. laevis.L
JGI 7.1 Xetro.I00744.1 X. tropicalis
JGI 6.0 XeXenL6RMv10017358m X. laevis.L
JGI 4.1 fgenesh1_Sanger_cdna.C_scaffold_2000008 X. tropicalis
JGI 4.1 e_gw1.2.27.1 X. tropicalis
JGI 4.1 e_gw1.2.493.1 X. tropicalis
ENSEMBL 4.1 ENSXETP00000003955 X. tropicalis
JGI 4.1 estExt_fgenesh1_pg.C_20021 X. tropicalis
JGI 4.1 estExt_fgenesh1_pm.C_20008 X. tropicalis
JGI 4.1 estExt_FilteredModels1.C_20011 X. tropicalis
JGI 4.1 estExt_Genewise1.C_20027 X. tropicalis
JGI 4.1 estExt_Genewise1.C_20114 X. tropicalis
JGI 4.1 estExt_Genewise1.C_20493 X. tropicalis
JGI 4.1 fgenesh1_pg.C_scaffold_2000022 X. tropicalis
JGI 4.1 fgenesh1_pm.C_scaffold_2000009 X. tropicalis
JGI 4.1 e_gw1.2.114.1 X. tropicalis
JGI 4.1 gw1.2.114.1 X. tropicalis
JGI 4.1 gw1.2.27.1 X. tropicalis
JGI 4.1 gw1.2.493.1 X. tropicalis

UniProtKB Protein Function: Actin is a highly conserved protein that polymerizes to produce filaments that form cross-linked networks in the cytoplasm of cells. Actin exists in both monomeric (G-actin) and polymeric (F-actin) forms, both forms playing key functions, such as cell motility and contraction. In addition to their role in the cytoplasmic cytoskeleton, G- and F-actin also localize in the nucleus, and regulate gene transcription and motility and repair of damaged DNA.

AI Protein Function : actb encodes a cytoplasmic beta‑actin protein, a major component of the actin cytoskeleton that polymerizes into filaments supporting cell shape, driving cell migration, enabling cytokinesis, and contributing to muscle contraction; the protein localizes to the cytoplasm, cell cortex, stress fibers, lamellipodia, filopodia, and can be present in the nucleus, with expression reported in embryo, gastrula, neurula, tailbud, somite, neural tube, notochord, brain, eye, heart, liver, muscle, and epidermis.

NCBI Proteins (17)

Accession Species Source
AAH68217 X. tropicalis NCBI Protein
AAH82343 X. tropicalis NCBI Protein
CAJ82356 X. tropicalis NCBI Protein
KAE8580083 X. tropicalis RefSeq
NP_998884 X. tropicalis RefSeq
AAC27796 X. laevis.L NCBI Protein
AAH41203 X. laevis.L NCBI Protein
AAH84121 X. laevis.L NCBI Protein
NP_001082422 X. laevis.L RefSeq
OCT63955 X. laevis.L NCBI Protein
OCT63956 X. laevis.L NCBI Protein
OCT61407 X. laevis.S NCBI Protein
XP_018094537 X. laevis.S NCBI Protein

UniProt Proteins (4)

Accession Species Source
Q6NVA9 (InterPro) X. tropicalis Swiss-Prot
O93400 (InterPro) X. laevis.L Swiss-Prot
O93400 (InterPro) X. laevis.L Swiss-Prot
A0A974C008 (InterPro) X. laevis.S TrEMBL