Version 5.4
Interaction: ZDHHC7 :: SENP5 XML
Summary
InnateDB Group ID 95245
Short name ZDHHC7 :: SENP5
Full name ZDHHC7 interacts with SENP5
Interaction type physical association
Participants
Participant 1
Molecule: IDBG-44951
Molecule type: protein
Species: Homo sapiens
HUGO: ZDHHC7
Full name: zinc finger, DHHC-type containing 7
Direction: input
Biological role: unspecified role
Participant 2
Molecule: IDBG-71372
Molecule type: protein
Species: Homo sapiens
HUGO: SENP5
Full name: SUMO1/sentrin specific peptidase 5
Direction: input
Biological role: unspecified role
Evidence Reference 1
InnateDB ID IDB-2063251.1
Last Modified 2016-12-19
Review status reviewed [Report errors or provide feedback]
Source database INNATEDB
Source database ID IDB-2063251
PMID 26186194
Interaction detection method anti tag coimmunoprecipitation
Host system invitro
Host organism Homo sapiens
Cell status cell line
Cell line HEK293T
Cell type epithelial cell
Tissue type embryonic kidney cell line
Comment Table S2. HA tagged ZDHHC7 was used in an affinity purification of epitope-tagged proteins followed by mass spectrometry.
Participants
Participant Identification Method Experimental Role Participant Accession
1) ZDHHC7 identification by antibody bait
2) SENP5 Identification by mass spectrometry prey
Evidence Reference 2
InnateDB ID IDB-2063251.1
Last Modified 2016-12-19
Review status reviewed [Report errors or provide feedback]
Source database INNATEDB ALLERGY
Source database ID AAP-2063251
PMID 26186194
Interaction detection method anti tag coimmunoprecipitation
Host system invitro
Host organism Homo sapiens
Cell status cell line
Cell line HEK293T
Cell type epithelial cell
Tissue type embryonic kidney cell line
Comment Table S2. HA tagged ZDHHC7 was used in an affinity purification of epitope-tagged proteins followed by mass spectrometry.
Participants
Participant Identification Method Experimental Role Participant Accession
1) ZDHHC7 identification by antibody bait
2) SENP5 Identification by mass spectrometry prey

If you use InnateDB for your research, please cite the following publication:

Breuer et al., InnateDB: systems biology of innate immunity and beyond - recent updates and continuing curation. Nucl. Acids Res. (2013) 41 (D1) 

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