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PRPH2
peripherin 2

The human orthologue of this gene is associated
with the following human diseases:

Gene

Official Symbol	PRPH2
Official Full Name	peripherin 2
CGNC ID	49540
also known as	CRDS1, RDS, peripherin-2, peripherin-2\|peripherin 2 (retinal degeneration, slow)\|photoreceptor outer segment membrane glycoprotein 1\|retinal degeneration slow protein\|retinal degeneration, slow, Peripherin-2 , Retinal degeneration slow protein, Photoreceptor outer segment membrane glycoprotein 1 (CRDS1)
gene type	protein-coding

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Sequence Information

Genomic
RNA	NM_205038
Polypeptide	NP_990369

Gene Expression

In Situ Hybridization

GEISHA

Orthology

	Entrez Gene	Ensembl Gene	Genetic Phenotypes	MOD
Fruit Fly
Human	5961	ENSG00000112619	MIM:613105	MIM:179605
Mouse	19133	ENSMUSG00000023978	All phenotypic alleles (6):Spontaneous(1) Chemically induced(1) Targeted, knock-out(1) Targeted, other(3)	MGI:102791
Xenopus	100491776, 379506			985593
Zebrafish	559209, 58085	ENSDARG00000014840, ENSDARG00000038018	ZDB-GENE-000616-9, ZDB-GENE-000616-8	ZFIN:ZDB-GENE-000616-9, ZFIN:ZDB-GENE-000616-8

Gene Ontology

Molecular Function
Biological Process	cell adhesion, retina development in camera-type eye, visual perception
Cellular Component	integral component of membrane

Links to other databases

Entrez Gene	395899
Ensembl Gene	ENSGALG00000009909
KEGG	gga:395899

GEISHA Id	Peripherin.Bradford.2005	Data Source	Publication
Complete cDNA Template Probe	show TCCTTTGCTTGGAAGGAACCACCAGAAATAGTTGTAGGTGCTAATTGCCCACTATTCTTACTAATGTGAATTTGTGAAT TTGGACCTTTGAATATCTACTTGCTTGAACCGAAGCGTGGGGAGCTCAAGATGGAGGGACCGTGCAGCACTTCGCTTCG GGCTGCATCAGCCGGAGCTTTTCTAAACGCCTGAATGGTTCTTTCTCGAATCGCTTACACGGAGAAGAGGGGTTCAGGC TGCAAAAGCTTTCAGCGTCTCACGTATTGCGACGATGGCACTGCTGAAAGTCAAATTCAACCAGAAGAAACGGGTAAAA CTAGCCCAGGGGCTATGGCTCATGAACTGGTTTTCAGTCTTTGCTGGAATCATCGTTTTTAGCATGGGGTTGTTCCTCA AGATTGAGCTCCGGAAGCGAAGCGAAGTGATGGACAATTCTGAAAGCCATTTTGTGCCCAATTCTTTGATATTGATGGG TATATTATCCTGCGCCTTCAATGGTTTTGCTGGCAAAATTTGTTACGATTCTCTGGATCCCGCTAAATTTGCCAAGTGG AAGCCTTTGCTGAAACCTTACCTGGCACTATGTTTCTTCTTCAACATACTCCTCTTCTTTGTCGCTCTGATTTGCTTTC TCATGCGGGGCTCCCTGGAGAGCACGCTGGCTCAGGGGCTGAAGAACAGCATGAAGTTCTACCGGGACACAGACACCCC TGGAAGGTGCTTCATGAAGAAGACAATCGACATGCTCCAAATCGAGTTCAAGTGCTGTGGGAACAATGGCTTCAAAGAC TGGTTTGAAATTCAGTGGATCAGCAACAGATACCTGGACTTCAGCTCCAAAGAAGTGAAAGATCGAATCAAAAGCAACG TTGATGGACGGTACCTGGTTGATGGTGTCCCCTTCAGCTGCTGCAACCCCAGCTCCCCGAGGCCCTGCATCCAGTACCA GGTCACCAACAACTCGGCTCACTACAGCTACGACTACCAGACGGAGGAGCTCAACCTCTGGGGCCGTGGCTGCCGGGAA GCCCTCCTGCACTACTACAGCAGCATGATGAGCTCCATGGGTGCCGTTGTCCTCCTTGTCTGGCTTTTTGAGATGTCTG TGATGGTTGGCTTGCGTCTTTTGCACACCTCTCTGGAAAGCATCGCAAATCCTGAAGACCCTGAGTGTGAAAGTGAAGG GTGGATTCTAGAGAACAGCCTGAAAGACACTCTGAAGTCTGCGCTGGAGAGCTTGAAAAAGATTGGTAAGTTCAATCAG GTGGAAGCAGGTGCCGAAGGGGCTGAAGGAGAAGAAGCTGGGAAGACTCCAGCCATCACAACAGTCAGTTGAGCTTCTA AATGATGCGAACTCTGATCAGAGGAATGAAAAAACTGAGGATTGTGAATACCTACTTTTTAAAAGCTACGTATCAACCA TCAGAATACACGTTTCTACACACGCTATCTTTTTTATTATTATTATACATGCATACGGAAGGATACAGCATAGCGCACC TTGGGATAATGCATTTATCCTCTCAGTGAGTACACCAGATTCATAACTTCTGGGGGAAAATGACCCCACTAGGACTTTC AATACTTACGTGTTCCCTTACCAGGGACTGCTAGCATTAAAAAGAAATCATCATAATTGTTGGCATCACACTGATCCGT TCCATCTTATCTTGAAATTAAAAGTGGAATTTGAAATGTTAGTATTTTTTCTCAAGTTGGCTTGCCATCATACTTGATG TACGTTAACCTACAAAGACAAATGTCTTGGTTTTCTGGAGAGTAACGTGTTAAAAGTCAAAGGAAGAATAATTTCCAGA AGTGTATATAATAACCTAGTGTTTCGACAAACCTCTCATATAATGTGTTTTTTTTTTTTTTGTTGATGTGCTAAGCAGT GGTATTTCCTGCTGTATTCTTAAGATGTACTTAATAGAACAAAACAAAAAGTTATTCTGAGAACTTCAGTACTAAACAA AAATTGTAACTTAAGAACAGAGCAAGCATGAAAACAACACCAAGGTAAGATTTATGGGTTTTGTTCTTGGG
Citation	Bradford RL, Wang C, Zack DJ, Adler R. Roles of cell-intrinsic and microenvironmental factors in photoreceptor cell differentiation. Dev Biol. 2005 Oct 1;286(1):31-45.
Copyright	Copyright © 2005 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Comments	Insufficient information provided in publication to verify exact sequence used to synthesize probe. The sequence below was obtained from NCBI (NM_205038) using the accession provided by the authors.