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INHBB

Inhibin, beta B, also known as INHBB, is a protein which in humans is encoded by the INHBB gene. INHBB is a subunit of both activin and inhibin, two closely related glycoproteins with opposing biological effects.

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Aliases
INHBB, inhibin beta B subunit, inhibin subunit beta B
Band
2q14.2 · 1 E2.3|1 52.29 cM
Bgee
pericardium · ventricular zone · lactiferous duct · bronchial epithelial cell · subcutaneous adipose tissue
BioGPS
More reference expression data
Chr.
Chromosome 2 (human) · Chromosome 1 (mouse)
Databases
NCBI: entry; OMA: entry

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INHBB

Nodes24
Edges23
Triples94
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.083333
Components1

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INHBB

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Gene ontology · 33
INHBB → activin receptor signaling pathway, adhesion of symbiont to host cell, cell development, cell differentiation, cell periphery, cellular response to insulin stimulus, cellular response to leptin stimulus, cellular response to starvation, cytokine activity, defense response, extracellular region, extracellular space, fat cell differentiation, growth factor activity, hormone activity, host cell surface receptor binding, negative regulation of follicle-stimulating hormone secretion, negative regulation of insulin secretion, oocyte development, ovarian follicle development
Bgee · 19
INHBB → abdominal fat, bronchial epithelial cell, calvaria, cervix, ciliary body, cumulus cell, decidua, ganglionic eminence, Gonadal ridge, lactiferous duct, left lobe of thyroid gland, membrana granulosa of ovarian follicle, mucosa of paranasal sinus, pericardium, pineal gland, skin of leg, subcutaneous adipose tissue, ventricular zone, white adipose tissue
RNA expression pattern · 19
INHBB → abdominal fat, bronchial epithelial cell, calvaria, cervix, ciliary body, cumulus cell, decidua, ganglionic eminence, Gonadal ridge, lactiferous duct, left lobe of thyroid gland, membrana granulosa of ovarian follicle, mucosa of paranasal sinus, pericardium, pineal gland, skin of leg, subcutaneous adipose tissue, ventricular zone, white adipose tissue
Band · 2
INHBB → 1 E2.3|1 52.29 cM, 2q14.2
Chr. · 2
INHBB → Chromosome 1 (mouse), Chromosome 2 (human)
End · 2
INHBB → 119,349,978 bp, 120,351,803 bp
related to Cancer · 2
INHBB → For, Human
Aliases · 1
INHBB → INHBB, inhibin beta B subunit, inhibin subunit beta B
BioGPS · 1
INHBB → More reference expression data
Databases · 1
INHBB → NCBI: entry; OMA: entry

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inhibin leydig bp human gene subunit chr band cells beta activin chromosome cell function may protein binding positive location tissue

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
INHBBAliasesINHBB, inhibin beta B subunit, inhibin subunit beta B1.00infobox
INHBBBand2q14.21.00infobox
INHBBBand1 E2.3|1 52.29 cM1.00infobox
INHBBBgeepericardium1.00infobox
INHBBBgeeventricular zone1.00infobox
INHBBBgeelactiferous duct1.00infobox
INHBBBgeebronchial epithelial cell1.00infobox
INHBBBgeesubcutaneous adipose tissue1.00infobox
INHBBBgeemucosa of paranasal sinus1.00infobox
INHBBBgeeabdominal fat1.00infobox
INHBBBgeeganglionic eminence1.00infobox
INHBBBgeeleft lobe of thyroid gland1.00infobox
INHBBBgeeskin of leg1.00infobox
INHBBBgeecervix1.00infobox
INHBBBgeeGonadal ridge1.00infobox
INHBBBgeedecidua1.00infobox
INHBBBgeecumulus cell1.00infobox
INHBBBgeemembrana granulosa of ovarian follicle1.00infobox
INHBBBgeecalvaria1.00infobox
INHBBBgeewhite adipose tissue1.00infobox
INHBBBgeeciliary body1.00infobox
INHBBBgeepineal gland1.00infobox
INHBBBioGPSMore reference expression data1.00infobox
INHBBChr.Chromosome 2 (human)1.00infobox
INHBBChr.Chromosome 1 (mouse)1.00infobox
INHBBDatabasesNCBI: entry; OMA: entry1.00infobox
INHBBEnd120,351,803 bp1.00infobox
INHBBEnd119,349,978 bp1.00infobox
INHBBEnsemblENSG000001630831.00infobox
INHBBEntrez36251.00infobox

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