ADA18_MOUSE Q9R157
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UniProt:Q9R157
Recommended name：Disintegrin and metalloproteinase domain-containing protein 18
EC number：
Alternative names：(ADAM 18) (Disintegrin and metalloproteinase domain-containing protein 27) (ADAM 27) (Transmembrane metalloproteinase-like, disintegrin-like, and cysteine-rich protein III) (tMDC III)
Cleaved into：
GeneID：13524
Gene names (primary )：Adam18
Gene names (synonym )：Adam27 Dtgn3 Tmdc3
Gene names (ORF )：
Length：719
Mass：79210
Sequence：MPLLFILAELAMLFARLDSEGICLHITVPQKIEPRKGGDAEGKVTYVITIDGKPYSLHLRNHSFLSQNFLVYTYNETGSLYSDSSHFLAHCHYRGYVDEVPNSIVTLSICSGLRGFLQLENVSYGIEPLESSARFEHIVYQVKSDSSMLAGNDSHVWQIDQLDKGHFNEQDKNHSQLLPQSLKLHIIVGKFLFDYMGSDIMAITQKIFQIIGLVNAMLTQLKLSVVLASLELWSDKNHISTDGNATDILQRLLDWKRDYLTLQSNEITHLLIYRRRPKYIGAASPGEICSKSYVAGVGMYPEDIGLEGFSVVITQLIGLHIGLTYDDNIRNCSCPSAPCIMQQGALSSSGKKTFSNCSLHDYMHYVSNFDTQCLGDLSNVHVLQPNQAVCGNGIMEAGEECDCGNETECQFKECCDHETCRLKGSAQCGSGACCMPTCELSASGTPCRKAVDPECDFTEYCDGSSSHCVPDTFALNGHLCRLGSAYCYNGRCQALNDQCVSLFGKGSQGASYACFEKVNSPRENLANCDSKDSYSVPCGQQDVLCGKLACFRPPKNYKSPSQSVVYSYVHDSVCLSILPGLSMRSDGRDSAYVADGTVCGPQMYCINGTCKEVNFTGNDCNATKKCKGNGICNNFGNCQCFPDYRPPDCNLQIGSPGGSIDDGNTLRTESAFATKRLSKNEDSWVILGFFIFLPFIVTFLVGIMKRNERKIVPQGEHKI
Tissue specificity：Expressed specifically in testis.
Induction：
Developmental stage：Adult levels are reached by day 16 after birth.
Protein families：