COL Q96PQ0-1 GLY 000329 (Collection)

Id Namespace:

GlyGen Project

Identifier Namespace (Entity type)

Dcc Asset:

glygen cfde 2025 sept data submission.zip

Processed File (Entity type)

Dcc:

GlyGen

DCC (Entity type)

Description:Information for protein Q96PQ0-1 in the context of file GLY_000329

Creation Time:2025-09-03T19:07:43-04:00

Results found

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	Label	Description
	Portal Project (Entity type)	GlyGen portal
	human proteoform glycosylation sites glyconnect.csv File (Entity type)	A 11.6 MB file from GlyGen as part of the Portal project
	G84452RH Compound (Entity type)	type="Composition" mass="2077.74549812" permass="2582.30890064" monosaccharides="11" is_motif="False...
	Homo sapiens Taxonomy (Entity type)	man
	SORC2 HUMAN Protein (Entity type)	VPS10 domain-containing receptor SorCS2
	mammary gland Anatomy (Entity type)	A specialized accessory gland of the skin of mammals that secretes milk. The gland is typically only...
	q96pq0-1 830asn 830asn defined go:0006486 go:0006487 Post Translational Modification (Entity type)	A Post Translational Modification

Portal

Project (Entity type)

GlyGen portal

human proteoform glycosylation sites glyconnect.csv

File (Entity type)

A 11.6 MB file from GlyGen as part of the Portal project

G84452RH

Compound (Entity type)

type="Composition" mass="2077.74549812" permass="2582.30890064" monosaccharides="11" is_motif="False...

Homo sapiens

Taxonomy (Entity type)

man

SORC2 HUMAN

Protein (Entity type)

VPS10 domain-containing receptor SorCS2

mammary gland

Anatomy (Entity type)

A specialized accessory gland of the skin of mammals that secretes milk. The gland is typically only...

q96pq0-1 830asn 830asn defined go:0006486 go:0006487

Post Translational Modification (Entity type)

A Post Translational Modification

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