Protein interactions - CKM - The Human Protein Atlas

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CKM

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CKM

METABOLIC SUMMARYⁱ For selected proteins extended tissue profiling is performed in addition to standard tissue microarrays. The section below contains results from the extended profiling.
Gene CKM is associated with 2 reactions in 2 different subsystems, and present in the compartments: Cytosol, Mitochondria. Provided by metabolicatlas.org
Pathway / Subsystem	Subsystem-associated compartments	# proteins	# metabolites	# reactions for this protein
Arginine and proline metabolism	Cytosol, Mitochondria, Extracellular, Peroxisome, Endoplasmic reticulum	58	93	1
Glycine, serine and threonine metabolism	Cytosol, Mitochondria, Peroxisome	59	92	1

METABOLICS - GLYCINE, SERINE AND THREONINE METABOLISM

Subsystem map not available.

Provided by metabolicatlas.org

Gene	Adipose tissue	Adrenal gland	Blood vessel	Bone marrow	Brain	Breast	Cervix	Choroid plexus	Endometrium	Epididymis	Esophagus	Fallopian tube	Gallbladder	Heart muscle	Intestine	Kidney	Liver	Lung	Lymphoid tissue	Ovary	Pancreas	Parathyroid gland	Pituitary gland	Placenta	Prostate	Retina	Salivary gland	Seminal vesicle	Skeletal muscle	Skin	Smooth muscle	Stomach	Testis	Thyroid gland	Tongue	Urinary bladder	Vagina
CHDH
ALAS1
PDPR
DLD
PHGDH
GGT5
GGT1
GCAT
GGTLC2
HAO1
CKM
DAO
VPS29
AGXT2
HAO2
ACADS
SARDH
GNMT
IVD
GGT7
AOC3
CKMT2
DMGDH
BHMT2
UBAC2
PSAT1
SDS
FPGS
GRHPR
GGH
SDSL
GCSH
AMT
BHMT
PSPH
GLYAT
GLYATL2
ALAS2
NAGS
ALDH7A1
CKB
GLYATL1
SRR
GGT6
GLYCTK
GATM
AGXT
SHMT1
GLDC
CPNE7
HYI
PIPOX
SHMT2
THNSL1
ACADSB
CKMT1A
CKMT1B
ACY1
GGTLC3

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