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protein coding gene - cds1 (SPCC18B5.11c) - DNA replication checkpoint kinase Cds1

Gene summary

Standard name
cds1
Systematic ID
SPCC18B5.11c
Product
DNA replication checkpoint kinase Cds1
Organism
Schizosaccharomyces pombe (fission yeast)
UniProt ID
Q09170
ORFeome ID
36/36F11
Characterisation status
biological role published
Feature type
mRNA gene
Genomic location
chromosome III: 739361..741338 reverse strand

Annotation

Comment

PBO:0000206 - deletion mutant expression profiling

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Disease association

MONDO:0002629 - bone osteosarcoma

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MONDO:0018875 - Li-Fraumeni syndrome

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MONDO:0700275 - prostate cancer, hereditary

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GO biological process

GO:0033315 - meiotic G2/MI DNA replication checkpoint signaling

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GO:0033314 - mitotic DNA replication checkpoint signaling

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GO:0031573 - mitotic intra-S DNA damage checkpoint signaling

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GO cellular component

GO:0032153 - cell division site

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GO:0005829 - cytosol

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GO:0005634 - nucleus

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GO molecular function

GO:0005515 - protein binding

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GO:0004674 - protein serine/threonine kinase activity

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Modification

MOD:00046 - O-phospho-L-serine

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MOD:00047 - O-phospho-L-threonine

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MOD:00048 - O4'-phospho-L-tyrosine

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MOD:00696 - phosphorylated residue

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Multi-locus phenotype

FYPO:0001933 - abnormal mitotic cell cycle regulation during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0003489 - abnormal mitotic cell cycle regulation during cellular response to ionizing radiation

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FYPO:0005179 - abnormal mitotic cell cycle regulation during cellular response to UV during mitotic G1 phase

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FYPO:0000141 - abnormal mitotic sister chromatid segregation

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FYPO:0000062 - abnormal nuclear morphology during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0005189 - abnormal re-entry into mitotic cell cycle after arrest in response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0003067 - abnormal replication fork reversal

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FYPO:0006763 - abolished meiotic cell cycle DNA replication checkpoint

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FYPO:0004359 - abolished mitotic cell cycle DNA replication checkpoint

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FYPO:0004550 - abolished protein phosphorylation during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0002471 - abolished protein phosphorylation during cellular response to ionizing radiation

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FYPO:0001270 - complete but unequal mitotic sister chromatid segregation

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FYPO:0000229 - cut

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FYPO:0003165 - cut with abnormal chromosome segregation

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FYPO:0001054 - cut, elongated cell

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FYPO:0001052 - cut, small cell

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FYPO:0004360 - decreased duration of mitotic cell cycle DNA replication checkpoint

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FYPO:0005094 - decreased duration of S-phase DNA damage checkpoint during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0000708 - decreased mating efficiency

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FYPO:0006321 - decreased protein localization to chromatin at stalled replication fork

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FYPO:0002535 - decreased protein localization to nucleoplasm during cellular response to hydrogen peroxide

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FYPO:0005338 - decreased protein localization to nucleus during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0002679 - decreased protein phosphorylation

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FYPO:0002098 - decreased protein phosphorylation during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0002993 - decreased protein phosphorylation during cellular response to methyl methanesulfonate

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FYPO:0003923 - decreased rate of mitotic DNA replication elongation

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FYPO:0007255 - decreased replication fork processing

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FYPO:0003142 - decreased RNA level during cellular response to methyl methanesulfonate

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FYPO:0003034 - decreased RNA level during cellular response to UV

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FYPO:0001355 - decreased vegetative cell population growth

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FYPO:0002536 - delayed onset of protein localization to nucleoplasm during cellular response to hydrogen peroxide

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FYPO:0002019 - elongated telomeres during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0001122 - elongated vegetative cell

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FYPO:0003004 - increased cellular reactive oxygen species level during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0000614 - increased duration of mitotic S phase

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FYPO:0002596 - increased histone H2A phosphorylation during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0001840 - increased minichromosome loss during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0000255 - increased nuclear protein level during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0005334 - increased number of Holliday junctions

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FYPO:0007550 - increased number of Rad52 foci during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0002573 - increased number of Ssb1 foci

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FYPO:0002700 - increased protein kinase activity

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FYPO:0006441 - increased protein kinase activity during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0007551 - increased protein localization to chromatin during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0003011 - increased protein localization to chromatin during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0002096 - increased protein phosphorylation during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0007814 - increased rate of mitotic DNA replication elongation during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0002059 - inviable cell population

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FYPO:0000839 - inviable elongated mononucleate aseptate cell

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FYPO:0001490 - inviable elongated vegetative cell

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FYPO:0000951 - inviable small vegetative cell

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FYPO:0002151 - inviable spore

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FYPO:0002061 - inviable vegetative cell population

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FYPO:0001387 - loss of viability at high temperature

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FYPO:0005704 - loss of viability following cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0003012 - mitosis with unreplicated DNA

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FYPO:0000256 - mutator

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FYPO:0001929 - normal cell cycle regulation during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0003118 - normal cellular reactive oxygen species level during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0004999 - normal duration of horsetail movement

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FYPO:0005305 - normal duration of mitotic interphase

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FYPO:0001532 - normal duration of mitotic S phase

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FYPO:0000969 - normal growth during cellular response to UV

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FYPO:0003906 - normal growth on bleomycin

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FYPO:0000963 - normal growth on hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0007813 - normal growth on stavudine

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FYPO:0000964 - normal growth on thiabendazole

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FYPO:0004474 - normal mitotic cell cycle DNA replication checkpoint

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FYPO:0004014 - normal mitotic cell cycle regulation during cellular response to UV

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FYPO:0003076 - normal protein autophosphorylation during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0005236 - normal protein localization to chromatin at stalled replication fork

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FYPO:0005614 - normal protein phosphorylation during cellular response to bleomycin

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FYPO:0002099 - normal protein phosphorylation during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0003131 - normal protein phosphorylation during cellular response to ionizing radiation

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FYPO:0005395 - normal protein phosphorylation during cellular response to methyl methanesulfonate

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FYPO:0003035 - normal RNA level during cellular response to UV

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FYPO:0002687 - normal telomere length during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0003503 - normal vegetative cell length

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FYPO:0001357 - normal vegetative cell population growth

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FYPO:0005394 - progressively decreasing vegetative cell population growth rate followed by return to normal growth rate

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FYPO:0000095 - sensitive to bleomycin

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FYPO:0000085 - sensitive to camptothecin

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FYPO:0000088 - sensitive to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0000267 - sensitive to ionizing radiation during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0000089 - sensitive to methyl methanesulfonate

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FYPO:0000268 - sensitive to UV during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0009063 - sensitive to X-rays during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0002239 - shortened telomeres during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0000647 - vegetative cell lysis

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FYPO:0002058 - viable cell population

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FYPO:0001492 - viable elongated vegetative cell

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FYPO:0003095 - viable elongated vegetative cell, with progressive elongation

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FYPO:0002060 - viable vegetative cell population

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FYPO:0002177 - viable vegetative cell with normal cell morphology

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Qualitative gene expression

PomGeneEx:0000011 - RNA level increased

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Quantitative gene expression

PBO:0006310 - protein level

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PBO:0011963 - RNA level

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Single locus phenotype

FYPO:0001028 - abnormal cell cycle arrest in mitotic interphase

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FYPO:0001933 - abnormal mitotic cell cycle regulation during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0004254 - abnormal mitotic cell cycle regulation during cellular response to UV

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FYPO:0000141 - abnormal mitotic sister chromatid segregation

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FYPO:0006241 - abnormal negative regulation of mitotic DNA replication initiation during cellular response to DNA damage

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FYPO:0003067 - abnormal replication fork reversal

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FYPO:0006436 - abnormal S-phase DNA damage checkpoint during cellular response to methyl methanesulfonate

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FYPO:0005165 - abnormal spatio-temporal regulation of replication fork localization

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FYPO:0006763 - abolished meiotic cell cycle DNA replication checkpoint

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FYPO:0003078 - abolished protein autophosphorylation during cellular response to DNA damage

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FYPO:0003020 - abolished protein autophosphorylation during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0001384 - abolished protein kinase activity

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FYPO:0006440 - abolished protein kinase activity during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0004188 - abolished protein localization to nucleus during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0002898 - abolished protein phosphorylation during cellular response to DNA damage

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FYPO:0004550 - abolished protein phosphorylation during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0000705 - abolished protein-protein interaction

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FYPO:0003814 - abolished response to S-phase DNA damage checkpoint signaling

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FYPO:0000229 - cut

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FYPO:0003165 - cut with abnormal chromosome segregation

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FYPO:0001053 - cut, normal size cell

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FYPO:0001407 - decreased cell population growth on glucose carbon source

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FYPO:0005094 - decreased duration of S-phase DNA damage checkpoint during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0001382 - decreased protein kinase activity

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FYPO:0002097 - decreased protein kinase activity during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0004194 - decreased protein level during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0001324 - decreased protein level during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0002976 - decreased protein localization to chromatin at MCB promoters during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0003068 - decreased protein localization to chromatin at replication forks during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0006321 - decreased protein localization to chromatin at stalled replication fork

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FYPO:0002909 - decreased protein localization to chromatin during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0005338 - decreased protein localization to nucleus during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0002897 - decreased protein phosphorylation during cellular response to DNA damage

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FYPO:0002098 - decreased protein phosphorylation during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0006766 - decreased protein phosphorylation in absence of meiotic DNA replication checkpoint arrest

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FYPO:0001645 - decreased protein-protein interaction

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FYPO:0001982 - decreased rate of DNA replication during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0003923 - decreased rate of mitotic DNA replication elongation

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FYPO:0006240 - decreased rate of mitotic DNA replication elongation during cellular response to DNA damage

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FYPO:0007255 - decreased replication fork processing

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FYPO:0006242 - decreased replication fork stalling during cellular response to DNA damage

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FYPO:0003815 - decreased response to S-phase DNA damage checkpoint signaling

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FYPO:0002975 - decreased RNA level during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0003142 - decreased RNA level during cellular response to methyl methanesulfonate

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FYPO:0001355 - decreased vegetative cell population growth

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FYPO:0009109 - decreased vegetative cell population growth after short incubation in hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0001122 - elongated vegetative cell

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FYPO:0006372 - incomplete meiotic chromosome segregation, with chromosomal bridge

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FYPO:0005292 - increased chromatin binding during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0000274 - increased duration of mitotic M phase

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FYPO:0000614 - increased duration of mitotic S phase

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FYPO:0002608 - increased histone H2A phosphorylation during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0002596 - increased histone H2A phosphorylation during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0000455 - increased number of double-strand break sites during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0006678 - increased number of Rad52 foci during cellular response to chromium

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FYPO:0007550 - increased number of Rad52 foci during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0005296 - increased number of Rad52 foci during mitotic S phase

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FYPO:0000972 - increased number of Rad52 foci during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0002573 - increased number of Ssb1 foci

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FYPO:0001249 - increased origin firing efficiency

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FYPO:0007068 - increased origin firing efficiency in subtelomeric heterochromatin

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FYPO:0003077 - increased protein autophosphorylation during vegetative growth

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Genotypes:

FYPO:0006768 - increased protein degradation in absence of meiotic DNA replication checkpoint arrest

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FYPO:0002700 - increased protein kinase activity

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FYPO:0004189 - increased protein level during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0007551 - increased protein localization to chromatin during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0002096 - increased protein phosphorylation during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0001038 - increased protein phosphorylation during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0007814 - increased rate of mitotic DNA replication elongation during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0000825 - increased RNA level during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0002066 - inviable elongated aseptate cell

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FYPO:0005704 - loss of viability following cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0000378 - normal apoptosis

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FYPO:0001929 - normal cell cycle regulation during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0003118 - normal cellular reactive oxygen species level during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0004286 - normal double-strand break repair via nonhomologous end joining

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FYPO:0006371 - normal duration of meiotic prophase I

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FYPO:0007479 - normal epigenetic heterochromatin inheritance

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FYPO:0000969 - normal growth during cellular response to UV

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FYPO:0001522 - normal growth on caffeine

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FYPO:0001690 - normal growth on camptothecin

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FYPO:0001164 - normal growth on glucose carbon source

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FYPO:0000963 - normal growth on hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0000957 - normal growth on methyl methanesulfonate

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FYPO:0010017 - normal histone H2B-K33 acetylation during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0007249 - normal level of X-shaped replication intermediates

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FYPO:0000478 - normal meiosis

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FYPO:0004667 - normal meiotic sister chromatid cohesion at centromere

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FYPO:0003613 - normal meiotic sister chromatid cohesion during meiotic prophase I

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FYPO:0008078 - normal meiotic sister kinetochore association in meiotic metaphase I

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FYPO:0005180 - normal mitotic cell cycle regulation during cellular response to UV during mitotic G1 phase

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FYPO:0006437 - normal mitotic DNA damage checkpoint during cellular response to methyl methanesulfonate

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FYPO:0006865 - normal mitotic DNA damage checkpoint during cellular response to streptonigrin

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FYPO:0001513 - normal mitotic sister chromatid segregation

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FYPO:0002043 - normal premeiotic DNA replication

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FYPO:0003076 - normal protein autophosphorylation during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0005181 - normal protein degradation during cellular response to UV

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FYPO:0003075 - normal protein kinase activity

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FYPO:0003144 - normal protein level during cellular response to methyl methanesulfonate

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FYPO:0003069 - normal protein localization to chromatin at replication forks during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0005236 - normal protein localization to chromatin at stalled replication fork

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FYPO:0002979 - normal protein localization to chromatin during cellular response to methyl methanesulfonate

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FYPO:0001509 - normal protein localization to chromatin during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0002554 - normal protein localization to double-strand break site

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FYPO:0005644 - normal protein localization to nucleus during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0005614 - normal protein phosphorylation during cellular response to bleomycin

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FYPO:0002899 - normal protein phosphorylation during cellular response to DNA damage

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Genotypes:

FYPO:0002099 - normal protein phosphorylation during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0003131 - normal protein phosphorylation during cellular response to ionizing radiation

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FYPO:0005395 - normal protein phosphorylation during cellular response to methyl methanesulfonate

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FYPO:0000703 - normal protein-protein interaction

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FYPO:0004252 - normal regulation of DNA replication during replication fork arrest

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FYPO:0001928 - normal regulation of mitotic cell cycle

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FYPO:0005107 - normal regulation of mitotic DNA replication initiation

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FYPO:0003035 - normal RNA level during cellular response to UV

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FYPO:0002052 - normal sporulation frequency

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FYPO:0002687 - normal telomere length during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0003503 - normal vegetative cell length

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FYPO:0001357 - normal vegetative cell population growth

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FYPO:0004662 - normal viability following cellular response to UV

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FYPO:0006272 - premature mitotic DNA replication initiation from late origin

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FYPO:0003668 - resistance to caffeine during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0009038 - resistance to egtazic acid

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FYPO:0001103 - resistance to hydrogen peroxide

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FYPO:0009043 - resistance to potassium chloride and sodium dodecyl sulfate

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FYPO:0001098 - sensitive to 4-nitroquinoline N-oxide

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FYPO:0000085 - sensitive to camptothecin

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FYPO:0003384 - sensitive to chromium

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FYPO:0000104 - sensitive to cycloheximide

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FYPO:0000087 - sensitive to hydrogen peroxide

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FYPO:0000088 - sensitive to hydroxyurea

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FYPO:0000107 - sensitive to latrunculin A

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FYPO:0009084 - sensitive to lithium chloride and methyl methanesulfonate

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FYPO:0000089 - sensitive to methyl methanesulfonate

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FYPO:0001214 - sensitive to potassium chloride

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FYPO:0009082 - sensitive to potassium chloride and methyl methanesulfonate

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FYPO:0000841 - sensitive to sodium dodecyl sulfate

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FYPO:0007812 - sensitive to stavudine

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FYPO:0000091 - sensitive to thiabendazole

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FYPO:0000268 - sensitive to UV during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0009063 - sensitive to X-rays during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0000925 - unequal meiotic chromosome segregation

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FYPO:0001492 - viable elongated vegetative cell

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FYPO:0001491 - viable vegetative cell

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FYPO:0002060 - viable vegetative cell population

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FYPO:0002177 - viable vegetative cell with normal cell morphology

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Taxonomic conservation

PBO:0011065 - conserved in eukaryotes

PBO:0011071 - conserved in eukaryotes only

PBO:0011064 - conserved in fungi

PBO:0011069 - conserved in metazoa

PBO:0011070 - conserved in vertebrates

PBO:0006222 - predominantly single copy (one to one)

Protein features

IDNameInterPro nameDB name
PF00069PkinaseProt_kinase_domPFAM
PF00498FHAFHA_domPFAM
cd22689FHA_RAD53-like_rpt1CDD
cd14098STKc_Rad53_Cds1CDD
PS00108PROTEIN_KINASE_STSer/Thr_kinase_ASPROSITE_PATTERNS
PS00107PROTEIN_KINASE_ATPProtein_kinase_ATP_BSPROSITE_PATTERNS
PS50006FHA_DOMAINFHA_domPROSITE_PROFILES
PS50011PROTEIN_KINASE_DOMProt_kinase_domPROSITE_PROFILES
SM00240FHA_2FHA_domSMART
SM00220serkin_6Prot_kinase_domSMART
G3DSA:3.30.200.20:FF:000042FUNFAM
G3DSA:1.10.510.10:FF:000571FUNFAM
SSF49879SMAD/FHA domainSMAD_FHA_dom_sfSUPERFAMILY
SSF56112Protein kinase-like (PK-like)Kinase-like_dom_sfSUPERFAMILY
G3DSA:1.10.510.10Transferase(Phosphotransferase) domain 1GENE3D
G3DSA:2.60.200.20GENE3D
PTHR44167OVARIAN-SPECIFIC SERINE/THREONINE-PROTEIN KINASE LOK-RELATEDPANTHER
mobidb-lite-Disorderdisorder_predictionMOBIDB-Disorder
mobidb-lite-Polyampholytedisorder_predictionMOBIDB-Polyampholyte

Orthologs

References / Literature

PMID:27585850 - Hydroxyurea Induces Cytokinesis Arrest in Cells Expressing a Mutated Sterol-14α-Demethylase in the Ergosterol Biosynthesis Pathway.
Xu YJ et al. Genetics 2016 Nov;204(3):959-973
PMID:11988741 - Maintenance of replication forks and the S-phase checkpoint by Cdc18p and Orp1p.
Murakami H et al. Nat Cell Biol 2002 May;4(5):384-8
PMID:12897162 - Replication checkpoint kinase Cds1 regulates recombinational repair protein Rad60.
Boddy MN et al. Mol Cell Biol 2003 Aug;23(16):5939-46
PMID:12081644 - Fission yeast chk1 mutants show distinct responses to different types of DNA damaging treatments.
Francesconi S et al. Genes Cells 2002 Jul;7(7):663-73
PMID:31719112 - Checkpoint Regulation of Nuclear Tos4 Defines S Phase Arrest in Fission Yeast.
Kim SM et al. G3 (Bethesda) 2020 Jan 07;10(1):255-266
PMID:26412298 - A Degenerate Cohort of Yeast Membrane Trafficking DUBs Mediates Cell Polarity and Survival.
Beckley JR et al. Mol Cell Proteomics 2015 Dec;14(12):3132-41
PMID:28922417 - Lingering single-strand breaks trigger Rad51-independent homology-directed repair of collapsed replication forks in the polynucleotide kinase/phosphatase mutant of fission yeast.
Sanchez A et al. PLoS Genet 2017 Sep;13(9):e1007013
PB_REF:0000006 - Disease associations from Monarch via human-pombe orthologs
PMID:10567589 - Characterization of a fission yeast SUMO-1 homologue, pmt3p, required for multiple nuclear events, including the control of telomere length and chromosome segregation.
Tanaka K et al. Mol Cell Biol 1999 Dec;19(12):8660-72
PMID:18931302 - Significant conservation of synthetic lethal genetic interaction networks between distantly related eukaryotes.
Dixon SJ et al. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 2008 Oct 28;105(43):16653-8
PMID:26746798 - Inner nuclear membrane protein Lem2 facilitates Rad3-mediated checkpoint signaling under replication stress induced by nucleotide depletion in fission yeast.
Xu YJ Cell Signal 2016 Apr;28(4):235-45
PMID:15367656 - Swi1 and Swi3 are components of a replication fork protection complex in fission yeast.
Noguchi E et al. Mol Cell Biol 2004 Oct;24(19):8342-55
PMID:23703609 - TORC2 is required to maintain genome stability during S phase in fission yeast.
Schonbrun M et al. J Biol Chem 2013 Jul 05;288(27):19649-60
PMID:29123917 - The telomere bouquet facilitates meiotic prophase progression and exit in fission yeast.
Moiseeva V et al. Cell Discov 2017;3:17041
PMID:27298342 - Identification of S-phase DNA damage-response targets in fission yeast reveals conservation of damage-response networks.
Willis NA et al. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 2016 Jun 28;113(26):E3676-85
PMID:28357272 - A central role for TOR signalling in a yeast model for juvenile CLN3 disease.
Bond ME et al. Microb Cell 2015 Nov 11;2(12):466-480
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