C10orf10 and QKI

  • Number of citations of the paper that reports this interaction (PMID 16713569)
  • 214

C10orf10

QKI

Gene Name chromosome 10 open reading frame 10 QKI, KH domain containing, RNA binding
Image No pdb structure
Gene Ontology Annotations Cellular Component
Molecular Function
Biological Process
Pathways
Drugs
Diseases
GWAS
  • Response to TNF antagonist treatment ( 18615156)
Protein-Protein Interactions 7 interactors: CCDC85B KRT15 KRT19 PLSCR1 QKI TRIM23 USHBP1 34 interactors: APP ATXN1 C10orf10 CARM1 DAZ1 DAZ4 FUBP3 HCLS1 HNRNPH2 HNRNPK HNRNPLL IL7R NABP1 PCBP1 PCBP2 PCBP4 PRMT1 PSMF1 PTBP1 PTBP2 RALY RBFOX1 RBFOX2 RBM11 RBM14 RBM23 RBPMS RNF138 SERF2 SNRPA THAP1 U2AF2 USH1C WDR77
Entrez ID 11067 9444
HPRD ID 12558 06691
Ensembl ID ENSG00000165507 ENSG00000112531
Uniprot IDs Q9NTK1 Q8WY44 Q96PU8
PDB IDs 4JVH
Enriched GO Terms of Interacting Partners?
Tagcloud ?
breast  cancers  countries  differentially  frequently  grade  histological  increasing  indicated  kaplan  luminal  lymph  malignant  meier  microarray  multivariate  node  noncancerous  poorer  prognosis  prognostic  provided  screening  severely  subtypes  threatens  tissues  unfavorable  univariate 
activate  cal  cancers  clarify  contribute  currently  cyclin  d1  frequently  malignancies  mapk  mitogen  modulating  newly  occurring  occurs  oral  oscc  quaking  regulative  resulting  shows  squamous  suppressor  tumour  uncontrolled  underexpression  unknown  world 
Tagcloud (Difference) ?
breast  countries  differentially  grade  histological  increasing  indicated  kaplan  luminal  lymph  malignant  meier  microarray  multivariate  node  noncancerous  poorer  prognosis  prognostic  provided  screening  severely  subtypes  threatens  tissues  unfavorable  univariate 
activate  cal  clarify  contribute  currently  cyclin  d1  malignancies  mapk  mitogen  modulating  newly  occurring  occurs  oral  oscc  quaking  regulative  resulting  shows  squamous  suppressor  tumour  uncontrolled  underexpression  unknown  world 
Tagcloud (Intersection) ?
cancers  frequently