The domain within your query sequence starts at position 754 and ends at position 1420; the E-value for the NPAT_C domain shown below is 4.7e-299.

SAVSSISGENLPTIILSSKSPAKNAEFVTCLSSEETASAVVSVEVGDSGSMEQNLLVLKP
EEPMVNNTQNEDGIAFSANVAPCVPKDGGYIQLMPTTSTAFGNSSNILIATCMTDSTALG
PTVSQSNVVVLPGSSAPMTAQPPQQQLQTPPKSNSAFAVSQAVSPNFSQGSAIIIASPVQ
PVLQGMVGMIPVSVVGQNGNTFSTPPQQVLHMPLAAPVCNRSIAQLPIPQKSQKAQGLRN
KLITGKQVNNLTNLSSLSEACHTQRTEASDKNIATELGKKMEDTTISLSGERVAPPSKPF
ESHRRVLCFDSTVSSVANTQGSLYKMTSENKEKKEASFSHLDSPILSSTLKPPPNNAIKR
EREKTVPKILSKSETASSRHTTVKEVQSEKKVSPTEVALESLHKATANKENELCGDGERP
KNADTSKLPGGQQNGSLRNEKAIASLQELTKKQATPSNNKNATSVGGTVKDQKQEQSKPA
SSLIGAEILQDVPIHSPANRSADTDLPVPRTPGSGAGEKHKEEPSDSMKAPASRRCGEEG
SMPRVMIPPVTADLPACSPASETGSENSVSMAAHTLMILSRAAIARTTATPLKDNTQQFR
TSSRSTTKKRKIEELDECERNSRTSGKNLANSSVPMKKKKIKKKKLPSSFPAGMDVDKFL
LSLHYDE

NPAT_C

• PFAM accession number: PF15712
• Interpro abstract (IPR031442):

  Protein NPAT is required for progression through the G1 and S phases of the cell cycle, and for S phase entry [ (PUBMED:12665581) (PUBMED:15555599) ]. It regulates histone gene expression as well as nonhistone targets that influence competency for cell cycle progression [ (PUBMED:17974976) ].

  This entry represents the C-terminal domain of NPAT.

This is a PFAM domain. For full annotation and more information, please see the PFAM entry NPAT_C