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Gene Symbol:
Tom D. melanogaster D. melanogaster
Full name:
Twin of m4
Synonyms:
anon-EST:fe1F6, barbu, Bbu, bbu/tom, CG5185, DmelCG5185, Dmel_CG5185, Tom, Tom, TOM
Genomic Location:
Chr 3L: 14962447-14963417
External Links:
Entrez Gene
miRNA binding sites
(Source: miRecords):


Transcripts Names
NM_079349
Protein Names
Q9V3S6



GO Molecular Function

enzyme binding | ubiquitin-like protein ligase binding | protein binding | ubiquitin protein ligase binding

GO Biological Process

Notch signaling pathway | morphogenesis of an epithelium | negative regulation of cellular process | cell differentiation | pattern specification process | cellular process | cell fate specification | negative regulation of signaling | tissue development | morphogenesis of a polarized epithelium | regulation of cellular process | epithelium development | response to stimulus | formation of anatomical boundary | system development | regulation of signal transduction | multicellular organism development | sensory organ boundary specification | animal organ morphogenesis | cell fate determination involved in pattern specification | regulation of Notch signaling pathway | sensory organ development | animal organ formation | cell communication | cell fate commitment involved in pattern specification | establishment of planar polarity | regionalization | tissue morphogenesis | establishment of tissue polarity | anatomical structure development | cell surface receptor signaling pathway | cell fate commitment | animal organ development | anatomical structure formation involved in morphogenesis | regulation of cell communication | negative regulation of signal transduction | signaling | anatomical structure morphogenesis | developmental process | cell fate determination | negative regulation of Notch signaling pathway | sensory organ precursor cell fate determination | signal transduction | regulation of signaling | multicellular organismal process

GO Cellular Component

cell | cytoplasm | intracellular