Caenorhabditis elegans
PPK-1
CELE_F55A12.3, F55A12.3
ppk-1 encodes a putative phosphatidylinositol-4-phosphate 5' kinase that is essential for ovulation, intense gonad sheath contraction and dilation of the spermathecal valve during oocyte maturation, and UNC-54 filament organization; more generally, PPK-1 is required for fertility, progression through larval development, normal locomotion and defecation, and overall health; defects of ppk-1(RNAi) animals in sterility, ovulation, and UNC-54 filaments are suppressed by the gain-of-function itr-1(sy290) allele, presumably through increased IP(3) signalling; PPK-1 is expressed in gonad sheath, spermatheca, uterine and vulva muscles, distal tip cells, intestine, head mesodermal cell, and many neurons (e.g., in the ventral nerve cord, near the nerve ring, and in tail); PPK-1 may be activated by VAV-1 and binds bovine calmodulin in vitro in a calcium-dependent manner; PPK-1 is orthologous to five human proteins (e.g., PIP5K1B, OMIM:602745), and distantly paralogous to PPK-2.
GO Process (5)
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GO Component (1)
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