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PTPRVP - protein tyrosine phosphatase, receptor...

Homo sapiens

Synonyms: ESP, OST-PTP, PTPRV

Cousin, W. et al., Quisenberry, V. et al.

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In silico analysis on public sequence databases reveals a human OST-PTP gene orthologue that encompasses 21 kb on chromosome 1q32 [1].
OST-PTP is a transmembrane PTP-ase with a restricted tissue distribution [1].
Interestingly, we found two ESTs, from domesticated pig and from cow that exhibit ORF that would predict a functional OST-PTP orthologue in Artiodactyls [1].
1. Using RT-PCR we isolated a 4 kb hOST-PTP transcript. hOST-PTP cDNA sequence exhibits numerous disablements indicating that it does not code for a PTP-ase but is rather a pseudogene with unique features [1].
Four plastic chambers, three expanded polystyrene (ESP) products, two multipipe arrangements, and a standard gravel-pipe system were evaluated [2].

References

Cloning of hOST-PTP: the only example of a protein-tyrosine-phosphatase the function of which has been lost between rodent and human. Cousin, W., Courseaux, A., Ladoux, A., Dani, C., Peraldi, P. Biochem. Biophys. Res. Commun. (2004) [Pubmed]
In-situ liquid storage capacity measurement of subsurface wastewater absorption system products. Quisenberry, V., Brown, P., Smith, B., Hallahan, D.F. Journal of environmental health (2006) [Pubmed]

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