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Chromosome 12 Open Reading Frame 42 (C12orf42) is a protein encoding gene in Homo sapiens.

Gene

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Locus

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The genomic location for this gene is as follows: starts at 103,237,591 bp and ends 103,496,010 bp.[1] The cytogenetic location for C12orf42 is 12q23.2. It is located on the negative strand[2]

Cytogenetic band: 12q23.2[3]

mRNA

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Fifteen different mRNAs are made by transcription, fourteen alternative splice variants and one unspliced form.[2]

Protein

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Tertiary structure for C12orf42 protein.[4]

The protein released by this gene is known as uncharacterized protein C12orf42.[1]There are three isoforms for this protein produced by alternative splicing. The first isoform is a conical sequence. The second isoform differs from the conical sequence by missing 1-95 aa from its sequence. The third isoform differs from the conical sequence for two reasons:[5]

87-107 aa: VFPERTQNSMACKRLLHTCQYGSHHGQATQKLQGAMVLHLEE

108-360 aa: Missing

Secondary Structure

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C12orf42 protein takes on several secondary structures, such as: alpha helices, beta sheets, and random coils. The protein is a soluble protein.[6] Soluble proteins affect the tertiary structure by the the outer part consist of hydrophilic amino acids and interior of the structure consist of hydrophobic side chains.[7] Proteins that are hydrophilic are able to freely float inside a cell, due to the liquid composition of the cytosol.

Subcellular Location

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C12orf42 is an intracellular protein. This is known by the lack of transmembrane domains or signal peptides. This suggests that it is predicted to be a nuclear protein, given the nuclear localization signal (NSL) found: PRDRRPQ at 292 aa and a bipartite KRLIKVCSSAPPRPTRR at 325 aa.

This protein cartoon illustrates the location of, the domain DUF4607 and two nuclear localization sequences.

Post-translation Modification

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Predicted post-translation modification sites are seen below in the table. Nuclear proteins are known for having phosphorylation, acetylation, sumoylation and O-GlcNAc, as types of modifications.[8] Phosphorylation affects proteins-protein interaction and stability of the protein[8]. Acetylation promotes protein folding and improves stability[9]. Sumoylation is involved in nuclear-cytosolic transport and DNA repair[8]. Glycosylation present in the nucleus are known as O-GlcNAc, it functions in protein folding and stability[10].

Type of Modification Amino Acid Position
Phosphorylation Ser44,Ser47,Ser58,Ser74,Ser113,Ser115,Ser118,Ser123,Ser130,Ser134,Ser135,Ser205,Ser210,Ser217,

Ser226,Ser238,

Ser302,Thr17,Thr45,Thr145,Thr150,Thr228,

Thr240,Thr240,Thr291,Thr339,Thr344,Tyr124[11]

Acetylation Ser2[12]
Sumoylation IPIVS32-36[13]
O-GlcNAc Thr45,Ser58,Ser130,Ser135,Ser205,Ser210,

Ser217,Thr339[14]

Expression

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Tissue Profiles

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Microarray data shows expression of the C12orf42 gene in different tissues throughout the human body. There is high expression in the lymph node, spleen, and thymus.[15] There is also expressed in the brain, bladder, epididymis, and the helper T cell.[15] Therefore, there is statistically significant expression of C12orf42 gene in the nervous system, immune system, and male reproductive system.

In Situ Hybridization

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The table below shows the areas in the mouse brain where C12orf42 is expressed. The gene name for the mouse is 1700113H08Rik, it is the human homolog of C12orf42.[16]

The darker areas show where significant levels of the 170013H08Rik gene is expressed in the mouse brain.[17]
Location # in mouse brain Area in Brain[17] Function[18]
1 Crus 1, granular layer Manages body and skeletal movement
Crus 2, granular layer
Paramedian lobule, molecular
2 Paraflocculus, granular layer
Flocculus, granular layer
3 Field CA1, pyramidal layer Sensory areas
Field CA2, pyramidal layer
Field CA3, pyramidal layer
4 Piriform area, pyramidal layer Perception of smell
Piriform-amygdalar area, pyramidal layer
5 Cortical amygdalar area, posterior part, lateral zone, layer 2 Emotional learning/memory
Cortical amygdalar area, posterior part, Imedial zone, layer 2

Homology

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Paralog

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C12orf42 gene has only one other member in its gene family, this gene is known as Neuroligin 4, Y linked gene (NLGN4Y).[19]

Orthologs

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C12orf42 orthologs are mostly mammals. One exception that was found is Pelodiscus Sinensis or more commonly known as the Chinese soft-shell turtle.

Conserved Domain Structure

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The domain structure that is most important is DUF4607, it is conserved in the Eutheria clade in the Mammalia class. The order that it is conserved in is as follows: Artiodactyla, Carnivora, Chiroptera, Lagomorpha, Perissodactyla, Primates, Proboscidea, and Rodentia.

Mammalia Class genus species common name Date of divergence acession # seq length seq ident seq similar Taxa/Paralog
1 Homo H.Sapiens Human --------------- NP_001157710 256aa 89.80% ***** Paralog
2 Papio P.Anubis Olive Baboon 27.3 mya XP_009179812 353aa 90% 93% Order Primate
3 Ovis O. Aries Sheep 95.0 mya XP_012026728 177aa 64.00% 68% Order Artiodactyla
4 Oryctolagus O. Cuniculus European Rabbit 90.1 mya XP_008255213 346aa 61% 70% Order Lagomorpha
5 Equus E. Caballus Horse 95.0 mya XP_005606608 293aa 60% 68% Order Perissodactyla
6 Orcinus O. Orca Killer Whale 95.0 mya XP_012388341.1 322aa 59% 67% Order Cetacea
7 Galeopterus G.Variegatus Sunda flying lemur 83.0 mya XP_008574769.1 289aa 56% 64% Order Dermoptera
8 Trichechus T.Manatus West Indian Manatee 102.0 mya XP_012410246 348aa 55% 63% Order Sirenia
9 Loxodonta L. Africana African bush elephant 102.0 mya XP_010599824 288aa 54% 62% Order Proboscidea
10 Pteropus P.Alecto Black flying fox 95.0 mya ELK10322.1 300aa 52% 64% Order Chiroptera
11 Condylura c.Cristata Star-nose mole 95.0 mya XP_004676538.1 306aa 52% 64% Order Insectivora
12 Ailuropoda A. Melanoleuca Giant Panda 95.0 mya XP_011218367.1 305aa 51% 61% Order Carnivora
13 orycteropus O. Afer Aardvarks 102.0 mya XP_007950592 283aa 49% 59% Order Tubulidentata
14 Elephantulus E. Edwardii Cape Elephant Shrew 102.0 mya XP_006888639 114aa 47% 60% Order Macroscelidea
15 Mus M. Musculus Mouse 90.1 mya NP_083961 327aa 45% 57% Order Rodentia
16 Canis C. Lupus Dog 95.0 mya XP_013974742 206aa 44% 56% Order Carnivora
17 Dasypus D. Novemcinctus Nine-banded armadillo 102.0 mya XP_012377498 360aa 41% 49% Order Edentata
Reptillia Class genus species common name Date of divergence accession # seq length seq ident seq similar NOTES
1 Pelodiscus P. Sinensis Chinese Soft-Shell Turtle 320.5 mya XP_014436518 618aa 32% 42% Order Testudines

Clinical Significance

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In a experiment, fine-tiling comparative genomic hybridization (FT-CGH) and ligation-mediated PCR (LM-PCR) were combined.[20] This resulted in the finding of a chromosomal translocation t(12;14)(q23;q11.2) in  T-lymphoblastic lymphoma (T-LBL). This occurs during T-receptor delta gene-deleting rearrangement, which is important in T-cell differentiation. This disrupts C12orf42 and it brings the gene ASCL1 closer to the T-cell receptor alpha (TRA) enhancer. This leads the cross-fused gene to encode vital transcription factors that are found in medullary thyroid cancer and small-cell lung cancer.

Illustrates the translocation that occurred that led to a deletion in chromosome 12. Where chromosome 12q23 cross-fused with TRDREC and TRAJ61 segment. This interfered with C12orf42 gene.[21]
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