HUMAN-VYOQZV3WV
AIRBabel's deterministic identifier, minted from the sequence (SPECIES-CODE+hash) i: a stable sequence-derived identifier, not an official allele name. This sequence's names from each source are listed under Allele names.
a Homo sapiens TRA V allele sequence, 281 nt, not recorded, archived. The nucleotide and amino-acid sequence is below, with every recorded name and its source.
A newer source record exists for this allele designation. TRAV26-1*02 is still published by IMGT as HUMAN-VA4NZDHAR, 277 nt, whose bases differ from this one. This is the earlier record (281 nt, current in IMGT releases 2013-01-20–2019-03-01). The allele was not renamed and it was not withdrawn: IMGT changed the published sequence extent associated with this designation. Both extents are kept because a sequence is identified by its bases, so a change in extent is a different sequence.
| Species | Homo sapiens (NCBITAXON:9606) |
|---|---|
| Locus / type | TRA / V |
| Functional i | None |
| Length | 281 nt |
| Protein UID i | HUMAN-VP-2P2YNY (shared by alleles with the same V-REGION amino-acid sequence) |
Coding sequence (nt)
Amino-acid sequence (V-REGION)
Translated here from the nucleotide sequence; no source published a protein for this allele. i
Name history i: first seen IMGT 2013-01-20; formerly TRAV26-1*02 (to 2013-01-20); superseded by TRAV26-1*02 (277 nt); archived — removed from the current IMGT reference, kept reachable;
Allele names i
None.
Former IMGT names i
| Former name | Last seen in IMGT release |
|---|---|
| TRAV26-1*02 | 2013-01-20 |
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