Notch

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Notch is a highly conserved signaling receptor and key developmental gene first characterized in fruit flies, where it regulates cell fate decisions and tissue patterning.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cell surface receptor
developmental gene
highly conserved protein
signaling receptor
single-pass transmembrane protein
activatedBy Delta ligand
Jagged ligand
Serrate ligand
associatedWith T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia NERFINISHED
cancer
developmental disorders
discoveredIn early 20th century
firstCharacterizedIn Drosophila melanogaster NERFINISHED
foundInOrganism Drosophila melanogaster NERFINISHED
geneticMutationPhenotypeInDrosophila notched wing margins
hasDomain EGF-like repeats
LIN-12/Notch repeats NERFINISHED
PEST sequence
RAM domain
ankyrin repeats
hasMolecularFunction receptor activity
signal transducer activity
transcription regulation via intracellular domain
interactsWith CSL transcription factor
Mastermind-like coactivator NERFINISHED
locatedIn plasma membrane
namedAfter notched wing phenotype in Drosophila
orthologIn Caenorhabditis elegans NERFINISHED
Danio rerio NERFINISHED
Homo sapiens NERFINISHED
Mus musculus NERFINISHED
participatesIn Notch signaling pathway NERFINISHED
angiogenesis
cell fate determination
hematopoiesis
lateral inhibition
neurogenesis
somitogenesis
stem cell maintenance
tissue patterning
produces Notch intracellular domain NERFINISHED
regulates apoptosis
binary cell fate decisions
differentiation
proliferation
requiresProcessingBy ADAM-family metalloprotease NERFINISHED
gamma-secretase complex
undergoes regulated intramembrane proteolysis

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