PER2 [SEP] chromosome
some FASP. The primary cause of these FASP is a mutation that changes amino acid 662 from serine to glycine (S662G) in PER2. The S662G mutation makes PER2 mutant protein a stronger repressor than normal PER2, decreasing cellular PER2 levels and therefore causing this form of FASP. The mutation also seems to cause an increase in the turnover rate of PER2 in the nucleus.
Gene.
The "PER2" gene is located on the long (q) arm of chromosome 2 at position 37.3 and has 25
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- PER3 ("H. sapiens")
- PER3 ("B. taurus")
- Per3 ("M. musculus")
- Per3 ("R. norvegicus")
- PER3 ("G. gallus")
- per3 ("X. tropicalis")
- per3 ("D. rerio")
Gene Paralogs.
- PER1
- PER2
Gene Gene location.
The human PER3 gene is located on chromosome 1 at the following location:
- Start: 7,784,320 bp