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ANKH
ANKH inorganic pyrophosphate transport regulator

The human orthologue of this gene is associated
with the following human diseases:
Gene
Official SymbolANKH
Official Full NameANKH inorganic pyrophosphate transport regulator
CGNC ID9813
also known asANK, progressive ankylosis protein homolog|ankylosis, progressive homolog|progressive ankylosis protein
gene typeprotein-coding
Genomic Map
 Ensembl
NCBI
UCSC
Gallus-Browse
Sequence Information
Genomic
RNANM_001012562
PolypeptideNP_001012580
Sequence Clusters/ESTsUnigene
Gene Expression
In Situ HybridizationGEISHA
EST ProfileGga.2676
Orthology
Entrez GeneEnsembl GeneGenetic PhenotypesMOD
Fruit Fly
Human56172ENSG00000154122MIM:118600MIM:605145
Mouse11732ENSMUSG00000022265All phenotypic alleles (4):Spontaneous(1) Targeted, knock-out(1) Targeted, other(2) MGI:3045421
Xenopus100487604, 3991931011020
Zebrafish323738, 571148ENSDARG00000014969, ENSDARG00000071724ZDB-GENE-030131-2458, ZDB-GENE-050913-33ZFIN:ZDB-GENE-030131-2458, ZFIN:ZDB-GENE-050913-33
Gene Ontology
Molecular Function
Biological Process
Cellular Component
Links to other databases
Entrez Gene420917
Ensembl GeneENSGALG00000012964
KEGGgga:420917
No expression data available.
 Data from NCBI Unigene EST Profile
Unigene ID: Gga.2676

Mouse

Emage
EurexpressMGI:3045421
MGI GXDMGI:3045421

Frog

Xenbase1011020

Fruit Fly

BDGP

Zebra Finch

ZEBrA

Zebrafish

ZFINZDB-GENE-030131-2458, ZDB-GENE-050913-33
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