Comparison of Caspases of Mice and Humans
|
Protein |
Human |
Mouse |
NCBI gi |
RIKEN |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Caspase-1 | + | + | 266322 | N/A |
| Caspase-2 | + | + | 2506262 | A630056A17 |
| Caspase-3 | + | + | 6753284 | 3110059017 |
| A830040C14 | ||||
| Caspase-4 | + | - | Not present | Not present |
| Caspase-5 | + | - | Not present | Not present |
| Caspase-6 | + | + | 6753286 | 2610037G10 |
| Caspase-7 | + | + | 6680850 | C130071H08 |
| Caspase-8 | + | + | 20847456 | N/A |
| Caspase-9 | + | + | 7656963 | D430036C13 |
| Caspase-10 | + | - | Not present | Not present |
| Caspase-11 | - | + | 6671682 | 903008106 |
| Caspase-12 | - | + | 6753278 | 5031429D02 |
| Caspase-14 | + | + | 6753280 | C130060A16 |
|
Para-Caspase
|
+
|
+
|
Not present
|
D430033E09
|
-
The Caspases of humans and mice are compared. The murnine cDNAs found exclusively in the RIKEN database are indicated. (N/A) Not applicable, indicating the gene was already present at NCBI or that mice lack this gene. Note that Caspase-13 was subsequently recognized to represent a bovine cDNA that contaminated a human library. The human ortholog of murine Caspase-12 is non-functional (Fischer et al. 2002). Representative genes are indicated by NCBI gi number corresponding to the protein record or RIKEN cDNA clone identification numbers. Minus sign indicates that a murine ortholog was not found
