Gene: Os03g0761900

General Information

Structural Information

  • Species Oryza sativa ssp. japonica
  • Gene Identifier Os03g0761900
  • Transcript Identifier Os03t0761900-01
  • Gene Type Coding gene
  • Location chr03 : 31503830-31507397 : positive

Gene Family Information

  • ID HOM05D000373
  • #Genes/#Species 1301/100
  • Phylogenetic origin

Gene Duplication Information

Labels

Identifiers

  • tid Os03t0761900-01
  • MSU-ID LOC_Os03g55380.1
  • uniprot Q0DNB9

Descriptions

  • Description Similar to Prolyl 4-hydroxylase.
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Functional Annotation

Biological Process

GO termEvidence(s)Provider(s)DescriptionSource(s)
GO:0080147
ISO
PLAZA Integrative Orthologyroot hair cell development AT2G23096

Molecular Function

GO termEvidence(s)Provider(s)DescriptionSource(s)
GO:0051213
IEA
GOA Databasedioxygenase activity
GO:0046872
IEA
GOA Databasemetal ion binding
GO:0016491
IEA
GOA Databaseoxidoreductase activity
GO:0016705
IEA
GOA Databaseoxidoreductase activity, acting on paired donors, with incorporation or reduction of molecular oxygen
GO:0016705
IEA
InterProoxidoreductase activity, acting on paired donors, with incorporation or reduction of molecular oxygen
GO:0031418
IEA
GOA DatabaseL-ascorbic acid binding
GO:0031418
IEA
InterProL-ascorbic acid binding
GO:0005506
IEA
GOA Databaseiron ion binding
GO:0005506
IEA
InterProiron ion binding

Cellular Component

GO termEvidence(s)Provider(s)DescriptionSource(s)
GO:0016021
IEA
GOA Databaseintegral component of membrane
GO:0016020
IEA
GOA Databasemembrane
GO:0005794
ISO
PLAZA Integrative OrthologyGolgi apparatus AT4G33910

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Experimental Evidence
Computational Reviewed Evidence
Electronic Evidence
GO Sources: Primary Orthology Homology
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InterPro Description
IPR044862 Prolyl 4-hydroxylase alpha subunit, Fe(2+) 2OG dioxygenase domain
IPR045054 Prolyl 4-hydroxylase
IPR006620 Prolyl 4-hydroxylase, alpha subunit
Mapman id Description
18.9.1 Protein modification.hydroxylation.prolyl hydroxylase