Version 5.4
Interaction: SKA1 :: SKA3 XML
Summary
InnateDB Group ID 28
Short name SKA1 :: SKA3
Full name Colocalization of SKA1 and SKA3
Interaction type colocalization
Participants
Participant 1
Molecule: IDBG-3435
Molecule type: protein
Species: Homo sapiens
HUGO: SKA1
Full name: spindle and kinetochore associated complex subunit 1
Direction: input
Biological role: unspecified role
Participant 2
Molecule: IDBG-14308
Molecule type: protein
Species: Homo sapiens
HUGO: SKA3
Full name: spindle and kinetochore associated complex subunit 3
Direction: input
Biological role: unspecified role
Evidence Reference 1
InnateDB ID IDB-1642994.1
Last Modified 2014-11-29
Review status Unreviewed by InnateDB [Report errors or provide feedback]
Source database MINT
Source database ID MINT-7277267
PMID 19360002
Interaction detection method fluorescence microscopy
Host system invitro
Host organism Homo sapiens
Cell status
Cell line
Cell type
Tissue type
Comment
Participants
Participant Identification Method Experimental Role Participant Accession
1) SKA1 immunostaining neutral component Q96BD8
2) SKA3 anti tag immunostaining neutral component Q8IX90
Evidence Reference 2
InnateDB ID IDB-1656946.1
Last Modified 2014-11-29
Review status Unreviewed by InnateDB [Report errors or provide feedback]
Source database INTACT
Source database ID EBI-6960148
PMID 19360002
Interaction detection method fluorescence microscopy
Host system invitro
Host organism Homo sapiens
Cell status
Cell line
Cell type
Tissue type
Comment
Participants
Participant Identification Method Experimental Role Participant Accession
1) SKA1 immunostaining neutral component Q96BD8
2) SKA3 anti tag immunostaining neutral component Q8IX90

If you use InnateDB for your research, please cite the following publication:

Breuer et al., InnateDB: systems biology of innate immunity and beyond - recent updates and continuing curation. Nucl. Acids Res. (2013) 41 (D1) 

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