ADAM33: The Asthma Whisperer
ADAM33 is the protein that’s been keeping pulmonologists up at night! ADAM33 is like that mysterious neighbor who everyone suspects is up to something, but no one can quite figure out what. This sneaky little protein has been linked to asthma, but it’s playing hard to get when it comes t
ADAM32: The Sperm’s Doppelganger
ADAM32 is the protein that’s playing an elaborate game of identity theft in the world of sperm! ADAM32 is like that cousin who looks eerily similar to you at family reunions. It’s got a striking resemblance to its more famous relatives, ADAM2 and ADAM3. But don’t be fooled –
ADAM20 is the protein that’s all about that bass – and by bass, we mean testes
ADAM20 is the ultimate homebody of the ADAM family. While its cousins are out gallivanting all over the body, ADAM20 is exclusively expressed in the testes3.Β It’s like that friend who never leaves their man cave, but boy, do they know how to throw a party when you visit! This protein is so ex
ADAM18: The Sperm’s Secret Identity
ADAM18 is the protein with more aliases than a secret agent! Also known as ADAM27, this mysterious molecule is the James Bond of the sperm world. ADAM18 is the ultimate sperm surface protein, giving our little swimmers their sleek and suave exterior. It’s like the tailored tuxedo of the cellul
ADAM7: The Fashionably Late Protein of Sperm Maturation
ADAM7 is the protein equivalent of that friend who always shows up to the party at the last minute, but somehow still manages to steal the show! ADAM7 is the cool cucumber of the reproductive world. While other proteins are busy working overtime during sperm production, ADAM7 is kicking back, waitin
ADAM17: The Drama Queen of the Cellular World
ADAM17 is the protein that’s not content with just one stage name! Also known as TACE (TNF-Ξ± Converting Enzyme), this molecular diva is the ultimate multi-tasker of the cellular world. Picture ADAM17 as the gossip columnist of the cell, always ready to spread the latest news. But instead of w
ADAM10: The Cellular Scissorhands of Reproduction
Prepare to be amazed by ADAM10, the Edward Scissorhands of the cellular world! This protein isn’t just content with the usual reproductive shenanigans; it’s got its fingers in pies all over the body. Picture ADAM10 as a molecular barber, constantly snipping and trimming proteins on cell
ADAM1: The Wingman of the Fertilization World
Picture this: ADAM1 and ADAM2, arm in arm, strutting down the sperm surface like they own the place. They’re the power couple of the reproductive world, working together to make sure that when sperm meets egg, it’s love at first sight. ADAM1, also known as fertilin alpha, is the other ha
The Sperm’s Secret Weapon: ADAM2, the Fertilin Ninja
Picture this: a sperm cell, swimming along on its epic journey, armed with a special protein called ADAM2, also known as fertilin beta. It’s like a tiny James Bond, equipped with all the gadgets it needs for its mission impossible – fertilizing an egg. ADAM2 is the smooth operator of the
ADAM3: The Sperm’s GPS to Egg-cellence
Picture this: millions of sperm, all revved up with nowhere to go, until ADAM3 steps in. This protein is the VIP pass that gets sperm through the velvet rope of the zona pellucida – that fancy term for the egg’s outer layer. Without ADAM3, sperm are like partygoers without an invitation,
ADAMTS2
Introduction to ADAMTS2 ADAMTS2 is an enzyme primarily concentrated in skin and connective tissues. It plays a crucial role in processing procollagen, which is essential for collagen formation and maintenance. Collagen is a structural protein that contributes to the integrity and repair of tissues.
ADAMTS1 Tissue Expression (VIA BGEE)
Anatomical entity Expression score FDR Link to source data UBERON:0002118 right ovary 99.33 <= 1.00e-14 See source data UBERON:0001303 left uterine tube 99.32 <= 1.00e-14 See source data UBERON:0004087 vena cava 99.21 0.002 See source data UBERON:0002119 left ovary 99.19 <= 1.00e-14 See sou
Adamalysin II, the protein world’s very own Eastern diamondback rattlesnake superstar
Adamalysin II, alias proteinase II, a 24 kDa zinc-endopeptidase isolated from the snake venom of the Eastern diamondback rattlesnakeΒ Crotalus adamanteus, is a prototype, of the proteolytic domain of snake venom metalloproteinases and of domains found in mammalian reproductive tract proteins.