Tau 6D

In addition to the 3′ splice site at the end of exon 6, there are two alternate 3′ splice sites within exon 6 itself, termed “6P” and “6D” according to location (Fig. 1). Use of either of these splice sites results in a frame shift that introduces a unique amino acid sequence, PCCVPRATFLS (6P) or FWSKGDETQGG (6D), followed by a stop codon. As a result, tau 6P and 6D isoforms are truncated, lacking part of the proline-rich region, the MTBR region, and C-terminus

Identifier
CONSO00354
Type
isoform
Author
Sandra Spalek
ORCID iD iconhttps://orcid.org/0000-0002-6117-4413

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Relation Identifier Name
has_reference_protein uniprot:P10636 TAU_HUMAN