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FAM237A
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    FAM237A

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    FAM237A is a protein coding gene which encodes a protein of the same name. Within Homo sapiens, FAM237A is believed to be primarily expressed within the brain, with moderate heart and lesser testes expression,. FAM237A is hypothesized to act as a specific activator of receptor GPR83.

    Gene

    FAM237A is alternatively known as HCG1657980 and LOC200726.Homo sapiens FAM237A's sequence resides on chromosome 2’s + strand, and extends from bases 207486904 to 207514174.Homo sapiens FAM237A sequence contains 13 exons unspliced.

    Transcripts

    Homo sapiens FAM237A is predicted to produce six unique transcripts, of which four are spliced.

    Alternate Transcripts of Homo sapiens FAM237A
    Name Size (Base Pairs) Exon Usage
    aAug10 1797 2,3,8,10
    bAug10 1376 4,6,13
    cAug10 1121 5,12
    dAug10 (Unspliced) 798 7
    eAug10 (Unspliced) 873 9
    fAug10 706 1,11

    Proteins

    Homo sapiens FAM237A is associated with three unnamed protein isoforms. FAM237A's most-researched isoform is 181 amino acids long, and is predicted to contain a transmembrane domain. FAM237A's second protein isoform is predicted to be 417 amino acids long; it contains a transmembrane domain and an upstream open reading frame. The last protein isoform of FAM237A is made up of 158 amino acids and contains a transmembrane domain; this isoform is predicted to localize within the membrane. Several databases, including NCBI, only recognize FAM237A's 181 amino acid isoform. Given the relative abundance of literature surrounding it, the remainder of this page's findings only discuss FAM237A's 181 amino acid isoform.

    The theoretical molecular weight of this isoform is 20.56 kDA. Its theoretical isoelectric point is 8.96.Homo sapiens FAM237A amino acid composition is predicted to be relatively standard. It notably contains a repeat LFWD motif at amino acids 90 and 97.

    FAM237A's transmembrane domain is generally predicted to reside on amino acids 14-32 within the protein. However, structure prediction tool Phyre2 predicts that the protein's transmembrane domain resides on amino acids 91–106.

    Regulation

    Three promoters of Homo sapiens FAM237A are predicted: GXP_8991091, GXP_7539237, and GXP_8991092. Of these, GXP_8991091 has the greatest predicted tissue expression levels.

    AceView predicts that Homo sapiens FAM237A is localized to membranes. However, this is disputed, with protein localization prediction resource Hum-mPLoc predicting that Homo sapiens FAM237A is expressed within the nucleus and resource PSORT II predicting ER localization, with lesser chances of expression within the mitochondria and Golgi apparatus.

    An abundance of predicted phosphorylation sites reside on Homo sapiens FAM237A's sequence.Homo sapiens FAM237A contains two predicted fatty acid addition sites at amino acids 18 and 26; these sites overlap with one of the FAM237A's predicted transmembrane sequences.Homo sapiens FAM237A is additionally predicted to contain two sites of ubiquitination at amino acids 179 and 181 on its sequence. These ubiquitination sites are predicted to perfectly overlap two acetylation sites.

    Homology

    Homo sapiens FAM237A has one predicted paralog: FAM237B. FAM237B has 21.6% predicted identity with FAM237A

    FAM237A has orthologs in a broad range of vertebrate organisms, including other Mammals, Reptilia, Actinopterygii, and Aves. The gene is not found in invertebrates. Based upon BLAST analysis, FAM237A is not found in invertebrates. The only reptiles which FAM237A is found in are predicted to be of the suborder Cryptodira, based upon BLAST searches.

    Function

    Information regarding FAM237A's function is limited; however, FAM237A is predicted to be a specific activator of GPR83, which is implicated in energy metabolism, dietary patterns, and reward signaling. GPR83 is additionally suspected to be correlated to immune system function


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