Domains within Homo sapiens protein PLTP_HUMAN (P55058)

Phospholipid transfer protein

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Protein length493 aa
Source databaseUniProt
Identifiers PLTP_HUMAN, P55058, ENSP00000361508.3, ENSP00000361508, ENSP00000417138.1, ENSP00000417138, A8K006, B4DDD5, B4DRB4, E1P5N8, E7EV16, Q8WTT1, Q9BR07, Q9BSH8, B3KUE5_HUMAN, B3KUE5, P55058-4
Source gene ENSG00000100979
Alternative splicing P55058-2, ENSP00000361497.1, PLTP_HUMAN, P55058-3

Domain architecture analysis

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Domain organisationProteins having all the domains as the query in the same order. Additional domains are allowed.
Domain compositionProteins with the same domain composition have at least one copy of each of the domains of the query.

This domain architecture was probably invented with the emergence of Eukaryota

Predicted functional partners

PLTP_HUMAN is shown as PLTP in the network

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Protein PLTP_HUMAN is possibly involved in these pathways, based on its similarity to the listed KEGG orthologous groups:

KEGG pathways

PathwayDescription
map03320PPAR signaling pathway
map04936Alcoholic liver disease

KEGG orthologous groups

KONameDescription
K25376BPIFB, LPLUNCBPI fold-containing family B
K08761PLTPphospholipid transfer protein

Post-translational modifications

PTM annotation is taken from PTMcode, a resource of known and predicted functional associations between protein post-translational modifications (PTMs). There are 9 PTMs annotated in this protein:

PTMCount
N-linked glycosylation5
Phosphorylation3
Ubiquitination1

To see the full details, including possible functional associations between the PTMs, please visit the PTMcode annotation page for protein PLTP.

Orthologous groups

Orthology information is taken from eggNOG, a database of orthologous groups of genes. Orthologous groups containing this protein are listed below. This protein is named 9606.ENSP00000417138 in eggNOG.

OGTaxonomic classDescription
LKOG4160All organisms (root)BPI fold-containing family B,lipopolysaccharide-binding protein,bactericidal permeability-increasing protein
KOG4160Eukaryota (superkingdom)BPI fold-containing family B,lipopolysaccharide-binding protein,bactericidal permeability-increasing protein
HTWBIMetazoa (kingdom)phospholipid transfer protein
93RF5Chordata (phylum)phospholipid transfer protein
5QR2XSarcopterygii (superclass)phospholipid transfer protein
8ZCD0Mammalia (class)phospholipid transfer protein
4RPWZEuarchontoglires (superorder)phospholipid transfer protein
4ZN4EPrimates (order)phospholipid transfer protein
98A67Haplorrhini (suborder)phospholipid transfer protein
BVCZFSimiiformes (infraorder)phospholipid transfer protein
9EZPDCatarrhini (parvorder)phospholipid transfer protein
7GPN8Opisthokonta (clade)phospholipid transfer protein
H662VBilateria (clade)phospholipid transfer protein
9FVAHVertebrata (clade)phospholipid transfer protein
FXDV6Hominoidea (superfamily)phospholipid transfer protein
5N8NUHominidae (family)phospholipid transfer protein
5XWYEHomininae (subfamily)phospholipid transfer protein

The SMART diagram above represents a summary of the results shown below. Domains with scores less significant than established cutoffs are not shown in the diagram. Features are also not shown when two or more occupy the same piece of sequence; the priority for display is given by SMART > PFAM > PROSPERO repeats > Signal peptide > Transmembrane > Coiled coil > Low complexity. In either case, features not shown in the above diagram are listed in the right side table below, and the reason for their omission is shown in the 'Reason' column.

Confidently predicted domains, repeats, motifs and features:

Outlier homologues and homologues of known structure:

Features NOT shown in the diagram: